THTHVSDAY, OCT. . 1827.
PAGE TULUS
i EEW E0?E FOU WOULD PZACL
A SHOTTES BATH xOS, CAL
There is no measuring of faith.
It is limitless.
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Times soften all things except
boarding-house biscuits.
Better a word in season than an
hour's lecture out of season.
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Think easily, relax freely, i
gested as a helper to sleep.
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The mind is an open book from
which the
stores.
subconscious draws itc
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It is about time to look after th : v
luruaie. ji ceurse you proui ny ex-
perience. i
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Scientists say the average man is 1
75 per cent water. Not in these boot- ,
legging days
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The law is strict ac- to purity of .
food products, but at loose ends as
to pure water. i
The beginning of a college dt-esn't
necessarily increase the ciicumfer
ence of his headgear.
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What the fairy said: "Let 'em go
till morning mother; I'll get up and
wash 'em before breakfast."
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Thre-e years ago the announcement
was made that jar::: was dying. That
is all there is to the story.
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It's a case of truel eve if he keens
on fe-eling unworthy of her afte r d:--'
covering she is an awful liar. '
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The old-fashioned woman who
went shopping only once a year
bought something when she did go. '
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If you are a poor risk the life in
surance salesman will not weep over
the future welfare of your depend
ants.
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Arnarentlv. when vou choose not
to run for office, you Jast choose to
be more affable and so how
that
works.
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The principal thins- ve blarce the
Capper fcr is setting such an example
in dress and make-up for mother and
grandmother.
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The jewels of virtue are a clean
heart, a clean conscience, probably ;
tolerance, consideration of rights of
others and right living.
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Arizona now has a nrovision in its i
constitution taxing all public lands ,
and property. But it is not stated
how this is to be enforced.
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The- corner stone of the
j
largest j
jail in the United States has be en , general assembly of the b-ague coven
laid in Chicago. The gunmen will ant is row in session at Ge neva,
appreciate the subtle compliment. There are 4S nations represented.
:o: Alberta Guani cf Urguay. was chosen
It is said the popular Impulse is , permanent president. This is th--
fickle, it may be sometimes, but it
has moving powers if one knows how
to take- advantage of popular breezes.
Biginchester National Sale
Lock for full page ad in October 6th
issue of Omaha World Herald.
In addition to this sale, we have many other
bargains and each day one special item!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7
Enamel Dish Pans, each 23c
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8
P
'1 ! sr rrc nororn fori Rotirlc anrh H .
mM W W UVWU MmMJ
R 2I0NDAY.
I2-ga. Ranger Winchester Shells, box. .89c
TUESDAY, 0CT0EER 11
Hyy. Tin Wash Boiler,
Also Thermos Chicken
WEDNESDAY.
No. 2 size Galvanized Tubs, each ......
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13
Coleman Lamp Mantles, per dozen. .
FREOAY, OCTOBER 14
White Enamel Pails, each
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15
Husking Gloves and Mittens, doz.
White &
Teleph one No. 82
BATES, Publisher
Senator Lenroot
am
politics with a whirl.
Fuccess is what count:, it is the
failures where the questions a:e apt
' to come in.
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Charity leaves
fed to prevent
e nousih
smc r.r.cov-
gossip from gtti
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; the lockjaw
i
i Statesmen a e suniK.sed to have
breadth c-f views. Uut some of them
have shrllow el-.
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Have any of these we. -men wh
;ual : ig!i.5 sart
huslar.us ye t?
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i -.
rport-
jI;r, their
G.-'irect tliis sentence: "My opii.ion
cf sp.'e tiers, paid he. - hasn't change d
cjnce I got a car of my own.'
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'Trafi'ic- officer to the
: walkrr:
''Iley, the re? If you're hunting the
hc.f-p;tai that's th-- right way.'
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qiiets a famrus man must e-at. the (
path of glory b ads but to elyspt p:sia. I
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Another ef the various ram; Sea-
tions cf thrift is laying away a straw j
hat to discard in June instead of!
now.
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"Lend us your face,'
! vert: pes a
m:!jiuf jcture r of safety razor bldes.
o U;ani:s, ve can nicii it up our-
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Now we are told that the- more c:ie
, Jaughs tfc better they are. There is
plenty going on all around to keep
mirth busy.
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A report says Germany wants to v
extend a welcome to our American j .,
boys to show their good vi'l. All
right Germany.
i Ilincis politics are nrt mt'.d-'W
vitli opposing Progressive and Con-
F?r-ative factions, but it has its ov.n!!5.., dni.,;11: the Sst half of 1927 than j
muddle-s just the s?m?.
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An e xpert in street car traffic says
poorly designed cars i-se
less business. This point is e:
derstood if one thinks about
nore or
sily un
it. :o:
The Labor Fay oddr--s.s of
senator and governor were r-a
the
ilar lines revamping dissatisfaction.
discontent and appeals to prejudice?.
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Vice President Dawes must feel
complime nted at the manner in
which Germany has filled proir.rtly
all requirement;; piac-d upn that
nation by the Dawes plan.
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The eighth annual meeting of the
third time Latin-America has b'-t-n
favored. Some weighty question are
up for treatment.
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OCTOBER 10
copper bottom . $2.49
A
Waterers ?2.49
OCTOBER 12
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31.49
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Buckrtell
Greenwood, Nebr.
am
! The statements of Foreign Minis
i tor Strescmann of Germany, and For
' cign Minister Briand of France, lest
week in which they both spoke so un-
reservedly for world pence, is about
the most welcoming news that ha
come frcm Europe in a long, long
time.
; Siresei.iann's declaration that Gt
1 man?" would be mere than pleased to
, sien the compulsory arbitration
c!ur.r" of the world court of justice,
j -. an unfailing sign that he speaks
l! r the German nation, and that he
i 3 t A . i I: t u i e
c. . ....
great uer-s of
country lie p in the
paths of peace.
Briand was c,uick to extend the wel
come hr.r.d to this frann statement,
I'T.d v.ith these two stnt-smen speak
i::u for their respective nation5, it
! i lu.'d to conceive that any warmer
urts can possibly crust a i.f p
' bae 1; ward.
j It is assertions like tlie foregoing
winch will cause Ameiioens to have
, faith in the league of nations; here-
1.
e the great powers hav spent
j ;::nc of the time at the gather:n;"s
, .-irW'ying for coveted pe'sitious. mnk
, evas ive ?u;tr merits, and leaving
vlic.ii- situation just about as
jco;vjT'"X as it was be-fore-,
j We in this country have not had
i tlie frrraiest amount ff faith in ren-
l e-sentrtb-n in the b-ague. believing
that til - Ev.re.pean nation - were r ;:l
' !y i,r.r tine--re in a desire to nui war;
' )nve wished to Y. lieve-. but in
! the light f t!ic prist, and what hr r
'2r, our hope and faith has suffered
nir-re than one shock.
The I'nit.d States will be move
than glad to te.ke any declarations
f.r j eave at their face value, becaiv:"
this :s the first time that ui:ee;ui-
vocal utte'-n:ioes have been made by
t :r.en v.iio have had the unues-ti'-ed
ar.thrrity to place their cr'im-
1 . .....
I tri'-s on record. Now a similar staf
;t:i M isi'.!ii'i -will l,3n a frrerA
e '.)
iievc Great F.ritain
will
iv more thar.
ready to fall in line.
HEALTHY 1927
Lnn vr muc
been done over
1. "cr"(1ntinM TrinT- ti'?ve
the quaint weather
varies which have
ciallv tl.-- su:ri.le
i.tari.e 1 li:
r n: earths.
e-s-
ik-w told that so f.r thi yar has
i.e n an -xct ptiona.iy ueait ny o
Maiistic-s n eoareu v ui c iiiiueu t m-i
rurance companies
pf an:c.nJr th- policy hol lers have
m anv nrevious year. liie w n
ceath rate for this P'-nod was
i
compared with S.7. Mortality f.
influenza and pn ir.nor.ia has a"; j
i be-n lower. Typhoid and diptherin
death rates have rise;:,, though no
i
I marle d incre-ase in ei;.her i.7 shown
result cf conditi mis growing out I
t'l
sea: let fever, and whneping c.u.-m
have caused fewer fatalities, though
the cancer record is unaltered. This
i all ir.t
rre;;tiT!i'. encouraging new
icates excellent ge nen-1
since it ind
conditions throughout the- lT.itcl"o w among tnose wno
States Constant education in mat-J ta"-!lt tlle world brilliantly how r.ot
... . .- to insure neace. If we used our heads,
ter ef hveune and sanitation, auuig ,
wih the "ir crcasincr advance of med- culd save ouselves by means of
id scie r-ce has almost compb tely j that h'- takin" no further dances
wiT,.-d out of our civilization the "R ,he 1;aipo"
, , , . i , r,-i As to puttine the Ilohenzoilern
pinsves whuh devastateel cures ar..' i 1 -
villstes in olden times. Likely, by
ear.ful living and preventive mea--
tires we are building up gre :
dividual resistance to disease.
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r.rSTIESS ROOSEYELTS
Not satisfied because the Roose- j
veit name is linked with the search!
fer rare ovis poli. Colonel Kermit
Roosevelt is now planning to accom- '
p:.T y Frank Ivingrb.n Ward, explor- '
er and naturalist, into Assam on the
hunt for rare fora. A syndicate f
garden levers desiring new hardy
plants is backing the expedition, i
which will also collect specimens for
Kew Gardens and the Edinburgh
natural history museum. A blue
Tnppy is one of the flowers for which
the explorers will look. The party
. . ,t . , ..... : x-. ... v. . .1
that while much of the late Theo
dore Roosevelt's political instinct
was inherited only by his daughter, :
Alice Roosevelt, his love for adven
ture has descended to his sons, Ker
mit and Theodore. "Without doubt it
is ju-t as well for these members cf
hi? family to try to make "names for
themselves In such fields of endeaTor,
rather than attempt to imitate their
rive's ruccesa in matters of govern
ment. :ot
The prediction is made that out
11 a di5Ci-h n at Geneva in the
present assembly wil
thing definite as to
Sometimes talk eventuates.
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JZP0TTED PQT A"V CHIITA SOAIiS
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i nave tnree verv mie snotteu i o-
land China boars ready for service.
These are excellent animals. Geo.
E. Nicklcs at the Lumber Yard, Mur-
ray.
A modern shower bath equipment,'
equal in cost to the best that can'
lie found in the home of any mil-:
lionaire. liar, been installed in the'
j remodeled White House.
I'riv t'" this installation. Presi
dent Ceo.idce had to use an asti
quated hose hooked up to a hydrant
when he wanted to take a shower
bath.
Remembering that our President
wis born and bred in Vermont, it
is easy to assume that lie wasn't
reared to need a shower bath in win-
isiter time. But he v.iil have two au-!
tumn month.; before
cold we ather '
and certainly
Sets j.-. at Washington. :
he will enjry his vertic:
1 bathery. j
In many modern hotels you can!
get a room with tub bath for $4 aj
day and up .or a shower !' r Pt-5.50 a::el j
up. This clearly tlise-jos s the tavern
keeper's idea of the relative value of
nibs and showers. He ruts a preui
in:i on the tub. Ju..t why is ihis?
Will some kindly hotelier make- him-
If the meaicm of this informa
tion? To the ur.hott led e ye a shower
bath :eems preferable to a closhing
ablution. It i-; quicker, ar.d obvious
ly more cleansing, if obviousness may
be mentioned in connection with a
bathroe.m. Then why charge more
for a downpour?
As for the White House an el its
lu'-atry eruipmeat, that noble and
dt.-irab'.e edifice wan eree led before
baths were in general u.-e. George
Washington used to swim the Poto
mac, Thomas Jefferson prr.bc.bly con
ridered dr.fly bathing ui:deme'-ratic
r- v. d Andrew J :.!: so:: very likely pre-
fe rred the brimming 1.
trv-ui
!l
the stab
into the
were to
bat be rs.
i. :- to any oont; i , an lugg-d
mansion itself. The British
a generation he fore most
They becan i over a hun
dred
thev
years a:
lior.s-e ;1
ro,
ef
P. i u
the i:
r-r.tur:
i U':s.
2- by !
he V,
v.-hi 1
. rong-L.t'-r
in
Vl.ee
piped
, . ,
' i - mo i m our; it r: r t r
buckets to the master's room. "
ingenuity began itistal'ing
bathtubs about l?5e. and the bath
ing industry has now come to be
one of the biggesling things there is.
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V.TLIIAZ',1 TZL ?r.CP3ET
v.ry between
grooving," the
nations
ex-kaiser
steadily
i quoted by a Danish newspaper as say-
arch looks for another war in about
t-
years. Sad to
sraiice of thing
rclaf. the
5 supports
ap
the There is more internal iil will now
than at my tin.-e since imr.ieiliate-ly
after tlie close of the last world war.
ten years ago. The ex-kaiser has be-n
mvkirg progress. He sees now that
"jealousy between nations" is a
seed of war. The
pre e;tc-, are visiole now
But to the kaiser's reported wish
to recover his throne "to te-ach the
world how to insure permanent
' the Tia wlU r'e cr'a ai ice'
uacK on ine inrone in give i.im a
!ck
to sliow hov- Avrong he was
ance
before, the risk is prohibitive. It
would be worse than marrying a man
to reform him.
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A DIRECTORATE FOE CHINA
An event potentially of great im
portance passed with little nrtice in
the Occident when in Nanking the
old "southern capital" of China, the
two Nationalist governments that
have lately been boused in Nanking
and Hankow were united in a single
organization. The form of the new
government is a controlling commis
sion of five members, with the usual
executive departments. This is not
a type cf authority conducting to
, energy or celerity cf action, but China
is a na
tion that refuses to be rushed.
T,- ! o - t -win nct s c -a--!! if "n n
Napoleon merges out cf this director
r t.
Nor does the fate of the new gov
ernment rest upon China alone. It
will considerably depend upon the
action of the outside world. For al
most at once the commission will
need money. This it may seek to ob
tain by using the salt tax, already
pledged to dubious debts or by levy
ing a super tariff, which is contrary
to treaty. Nobody will emit a loud
er howl against either course of ac-
llon man some ax-ic. il.u Liaue.t,
. , . . .1 V.
"ould protest to their last breath the
; 4- t 4 Y r Tn ,.,1 C" in?
to frame its own method of taxa-
7 :o: n
: Complaint is made that the 20-
vear-old English girl who recently
. i i i i . i .- .
won mt cuess iiiuiuiJiuiibiiiii ,a nvi
CliamplOnsni p iS IlOl
.'iv;tr rin iior- w-cr
tnicity cue ner. Her
in not playing the
getting the pub
mistake was
matches in a bathing suit.
Jiimbin
i
e 1527. It. J. ErynnHj Tot-arco
Coinpaay, v"ic.-.ton-Sa!em, N. Cm
SOUTH BEND
Ashland Gazette
3 ti .
1,1 r.
mouth visitor Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Jones spent Tuesday at
the Alfred Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Welch spen
Sunday at the James "Welch he n
Mr. and Mrs. Vyrle Livers spent
Sunday at the F. T. Graham home.
Mrs. Chas. Sehaffer. of Murdoch
spent Tuesday at the Ed Rau home
Miss Ruth Carnicle spent from Fri
day to Wednesday with relatives a'
La" Platte.
Mr. Aifrc-d Johnson and daughter
Mildred, spent Sunday at the W. A
Jones home.
Mise. Hazel Jones spent the week
end at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. V.. A. Jones.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the Cass county fair last week
held at Weeping Water.
Mr. Adam Miller of Selma, Kar.s.
is visiting at the borne of his niece
Mrs. Hiram Hunter, and Mr. Hunter
Oliver and Gladys Campbell ar?
staying at the Ed Rau home assist
ing with the work while Mr. Rau
is in the hospital.
Mildred Johnson and Blanche
Jones attended the shower last Fri
day afternoon at the James Welch
heme given for Mr. and Mrs. Vernoi
Wallinger.
Mrs. Robert Carnicle and daugh
ter, Maxine. Mrs. Clyde aHswell and
-on, Richard, of La Platte, and Mrs.
Homer Carnicle and son. Wayne
spent Wednesday at the Jacob Car
nicle home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vyrle Livers drove
to Cmaha Saturday and then to Ne
braska Citv. Dr. Boyle, of Nebraska
City, accompanied them home and
visited at the Frank Graham home
until Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Campbell
drove to Omaha Sunday to see Mr.
Ed Rau. Mr. Dave Campbell and
Mrs. Ed Rau. who had gone up to
Omaha Saturday evening accompan
ied Mr. and Mrs. Campbell home.
Mrs. Vyrle Livers and Mrs. Frank
Graham drove to Nebraska City on
Thursday and spent the dav. Miss
Rosa Schaske accompanied
home and remained over at the Gra- estate ot Aiaggie Mocnr, formerly
ham home until Monday morning. Maggie Ccrn, dot eased:
Mr. Ed Rau was taken sick last' On reading the petition of II. A. i
'Schneider, praying a final settlement
- -and allowance of his account filed in
NOTICE TO CREDITORS jthis Court on the SOth day of Sep-'
jtember, 1127. and for assignment of;
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun- estate and discharge of Administra-'
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of all persons interested in raia mat
Henry Oelkers. deceased. ,ter may. and do, appear at the:
To the creditors of said estate: County Court to be held in and for,
You are hereby notified, that I said county, on the; 14th day of Oc-;
will sit at the County Court room in
Plattsmouth. in said county, on No-
vember 4, 1927, and February 6,
L r , Ul XV ' v l ' v v. j , iu v
ive ard examjne all claims against
gai(J estate v,-Jh a view to their ad-
- . a .1 1 T'V.-
limited for tlie presentation oi claims
; from the 4th day of November, A. D.
1927, and the time limited for pay-
ment 0f debts is one year from said
4th dav of November. 1927.
Ti Trtc?c i t homl aril tho cnnl rf
mena "aim v "
said County Court this 29th day of
ge temb 1927-
A- H- DUXBURY,
tv
(Seal) o3-4w County Judge.
to
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popularity
Qcvemtnent figures show that
more Camels are being smoked
todav than ever before One
after another Camels pase-I
them alL
IV-. i.--m.
Saturday with acute at ji-i'dic itis
and was taken to the Itetliodi.-U hos
pital at Omaha, v,here he underwent
an operation atinday iight. IJis
many fiieiids hepe fcr a speedy le
covery. When Mr. James :,IcOii.ne'-s went
home from work Tuesday evening he
i found his wife unconscious. Dr. iiacr
of Ashland was called and everything'
Vr e
was done for her that was possible i ss.
but she passed away Wednesday) y virtue of an cxeeuticn issued
morning about 0 o'clock. Her two by Golda Noble Real, Clerk of the
sons. Roy Clifton, of Rokeby. and Distri . t Court within and for Cass
Waiter Clifto-n. of Columbus, and her j county. Nebraska, and to me direct
sister. Mrs. Myra Hendricks, of Afh-jd. I will on the "2nd day of O.tober,
land, arrived before she passed away ' A. D. 1127, at 10 o'clock a. m.. of said
The funeral service will be heid at : day, at the south i"ront door of the
the home Friday afternoon at 2 court house at Plattsmc uth, in said
o'clock and burial will take place in county, sell at public auction to the
the cemetery at South Bend. The highest bidder for cash tlie fallowing
obituary will appear neit week. described real e-tate, to-wit:
! Lots one (1), two (2), three
Tr.Tir or! in the .TenrrflT Trill be read ! " Wark thirty (20), Original
by 75 per cent of the bevim pnblic,
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Nebraska, County of Cass,
ss.
Bv virtue of an Execution issued by
Golda Noble Real, clerk c f the Dis
trict Court within and for Cass Coun
ty. Ntbraska. and to me directed, I
will on the 2"'th day of October, A.
I. 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m. rf said
day at the South Front Door of the
Court House in Plattsmouth, Ne
braska, in said county, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following real estate, tov.itt
Section Two (2) Township
Twelve (12), Range Twelve
(12).
The same being levied upon and taken Golda Noble Bcal, Clerk of the Dip
as the property of J. V. Maynes, de- trict Court within and for Cass coun
fendant to satisfy a judgment cf said ty. Nebraska, and to me directed, I
court recovered by J. D. Cranny (by wjn OT1 the 2,r.th day of October. A.
assignment of A. L. Osier) plaintiff p. 1D27. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said
against said defendant. '6v, at the south front door of the
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, September
! 17th, A. I. 1927,
BERT REED
Sheriff of Cass County,
Nebraska.
ORDER OF HEARING
and Notice on Petition for Set
tlement of Account.
In the County Court of Cass coun
ty, Nebraska.
j Mate oi eDrasna, tass counij, rs. ;
j To aI1 Persons interested in the
i tor i
It is hereby ordered that you and
tober. A. D. 1927, at 10 oclock a.
m.. to show cause, if any there be.
why the prayer cf the petitioner.
. .. . . . . - - - ;
tice of the pendency of said petition!
and the hearing thereof be given to
nil ntrx-femn a in nrnct in i- 1 m t
oy pumisums u copy ui iuis oruer in
weekly newspaper printed in said
county for one week prior to Eaid
day of hearing.
i In witness whereof, I have here-
nn n Kpt mv "hnnrt nnft the BPflt n f
" - - . . . u
eaid Court, this 30tl
tember, A. D. 1927.
A. II
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uiu uaj ui oeji-
DUX BURY,
; (Seal) oC-lw County Judge
aemats of
If all cigarettes were as jrosr!
as CcTicl yen uonld'i't licur
cir.yth.i7iz about special irccil
infills to mahe czcircncs good
for the threat. N:Keinz takes
the pia.ee of choizc tobaccos.
FOR SALE
Canarb s Three your.g
and several f. males. Mrs."
I.aird, I'lat t.-mouth, xdior.e
t iir'-rs
William
tit".
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SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Nebraska, County of Cass,
j j u v. ii i laiuiuu.u, .aj t .'uu-
! ty, Nebraska
The same being levied upon and
taken as the property of W. Roy
Strine and Sara Striae, Defendants,
to satisfy a judgment of said Court
re-covered by Mabel M. Bloom, Plain
tiff against said Defendants.
Plattsmouth.- Nebraska, September
17th, A. D. 1927.
; BERT REED.
! Sheriff Cass County,
Nebraska.
slS-Dw.
SHERIFF'S SALE
The State of Nebraska, County of
Cass, ss.
Bv virtue of an Order issued by
(.ni-rt house in Plattsmouth, Ne
braska, in said county, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
ca:-h the following described prop
erty situate in Cass county, Nebras
ka, to-wit: f
Lot numbered 21 in the north
east quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section 2 4 in Town
ship 12, North, in Range 13,
East, described as follows
Commencing at a point 211
feet north of the southeast cor
ner of the said northeast quar
ter ef the Southeast quar
ter of Section 24, Township 12,
North, Rartre 13 East of the Cth
P. M.. thence running north on
the cast line of said tract S2
feet; thence west parallel with
the south line of said tract,
511.70 feet, more or less, to the
centre of the public road; tin nee
south C5 4C 30" west, along
the centre of said road. Si.t'2
feet to a point 211 feet dl.-tant
from the -outh lire of said
tract, measured at right angles
thereto; thence east, parallel
with said south line 549.1 feet,
more or less, to the place of be
ginning, containing 43.4 Tl.R
square feet, more or less
The
same bring levied upon ar.d
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Aevvron and ;:nua Aewion. (leu-nu-
Court, recovered by The Plattsmouth
Loan and Building Association, a
j corporation, plaintiff against said de-
feneants.
T1 -t 1 1 .--Trir.n t li
Nebraska, September
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iaa,
BERT REED
Sheriff of Cass County,
Nebraska.