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Villi! UMKIl BKM-WKKKI,Y AT VIATTSMOUTK, NttttHAHKA
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HUHSt'HlFTlON VHldE $JOO A YKAtt IN UHST MUTAh ZONE
hu in i iin i u 1 1 v tut; lu I'tmUl iitu, 4 3 . b t yi.-i'. J t. oni
mm ittilta, l uo ini. iuu In I'.tiwoU tuul fort-laii mixhIiUn,
1rti pur jiai. .Ml hitlihi bum uiu yallu t I l I i y In ui mint.
Mitt itd a iUlullil.tlti lilt :-
I, ll.iii.
H. li.ttol NmI bus .ilwuya hut It
till I- ViltMl.
Hitow tusilo tltu bu ii. i It 1 1 let, mul
Itui) f.ll lute Mlty lllitu now.
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Tltd vlM Itictll Intllm fltiill tilmt'lV
ttiuf tu I In I limit (lout 'c I It in n.
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Dm ry woman bus aoiim itliu tu life,
lull Nxlutt hllO IlIU Iri llll(l' Uliotltri
tMllR
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No luti i , tttkc yum I line, la uit l t
ityllltf t'liltgl ran ni-i'lUH tu h follow
ing tl.lt.
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No I'll" who litis 1 1 It il t tilth! it
iu it folk can deny ttiut niuiKlitiil In
u li.tltiu i il ml Ion.
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Tun many colli-H boys wmilil ittltt
rr iitukf the giailo tit their lottiUtt-ia
than tn their atuillia.
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Tito blKKnl xll fill ttltlinph of tli
f.ilt Id taking thtMii down without
knock lug thfiu to pU-cea.
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Sunday Int. become tlutt day in
which you either get buwled out ty
the preacher or the truffle roj.
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Thtr wore OS nlht ourthquakea
during one day recently In llawull.
No wonder those hula maidens rau
dance.
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If long skirts do come back we are
afraid the feminine legs are going to
feel like a caged canary after their
seasou of freedom.
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A New York night club has hired
a magician to pick customers' pock
eta for their amusement. Before, or
after the bill is paid?
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Florence Trumbull Coolldge by
beginning to write lor the magazines
shows how quick she is to adapt her
self to life in a literary family.
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Up in Minnesota a boy learned to
play the vlolen by practicing secretly.
Unfortunately, it's almost impossible
to practice secretly on a saxophone.
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It must amuse Democrats in the
Senate to hear the Insurgent Repub
licans saying about the tariff only
what the Democrats have always said
about it.
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Now and then we pass a dolled
up frail who changes our mind about
the late-model wax manikins now
used In show windows being the most
hideous things the eyes are compelled
to take in.
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Habit is some tyrant, and we reck
on that if powdering the nose went
out or style the girls would have to
keep their hands tied down to keep
thnm from constantly flying up to
ward their facoH.
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An Inventory of all the property
nifi ry tne national government
wo'jld moan Its real estate hold for
all purpo. This property Is located
In the ntatoH. torrltorlon and pntwes-
nionn, witn Ronm Hcatteied n round
Knropo.
Farms for Sale!
80 acres, n?w improvements, good
lund. 12 ncrm alfalfa, running wat
er, on gravel ronl, 3 miles west of
rinttsraouth.
219 ncres, splendid improvements.
00 nors prairie liny. All land has
Wn seeded down to swert clover mid
timothy and tlover, and now produc
ing good crops. (Jond small orchard.
Thre milos south cf post office and
IVa miles from gravel. Terms to suit
purchaser.
Oilier M robins i Cans
County Fnrrm See
T. H. POLLOCK
PIiATTSMOUTH, NF.BR.
Wlut slotl! Inbuilt II.m tuiili mtn
or hitga'J
Our rumo-ia
ulntiti fur wllilrl.
Ml t
1ft plelly fall
'I ho Ollhlic JiiI.ti In he bhaktU
tiltiiubt u year aticail of tiftliou,
'I lio Ittotit Irollhlu koliiu W'lntll httVtf
Will) Hull hllahulHi in III KHItliK
I helil.
The only trfcrH ioiim fluperi m t la
tit huvtt id Ihut llirv huvett'l litol e
It-d to tlmw,
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Jlfwittt may h I in in pa in the ibiue
of hive, hilt ll hel uolltu In flu eh u
illuiuoiitt tu 0Bloiiully.
A liioiln u pit I'm lot tint look like
iint-unioiiiu nii1 ht-r noon lunh-
like Millie llHligfdtloil.
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"In IhU fcuint;," ttuyd u flyrr, "tht?
hltthrr up you uif thr utift-r you art.
Hin-I hliiK Ilk" hoot IfKli.K.
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What uhout McKelvIe uu a cundl-
ilate for Ht-nutor? We -ftft't hardly
ttnlleve that l'rflilf nt Hoovt-r hm
liuloiHet! him.
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Jut uu we got t b winter coal paid
for. Homo gloomy hlrd augmented that
lthere are only no many more shopping
days until C'hrlatmaa.
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Just from their borne life
you
would think some coup lew had prom
ised to fight and hate each other
when they took their marriage vows
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Armenia has so far failed to make
that debt settlement of $16,000,000
due to us. It Is not likely that any
pressure will ever be brought on that I
country.
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New York state has 11 per cent
of the total wealth of this nation.
It will have still more if the dupes
in all parts of the country keep on
dabbling in stocks.
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Maybe the big1 idea with those
Dukhobors who have been parading
around without anything on is that
there's no haim in being a year or
so ahead of the times.
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A modern groom sees about all
there is to see of his dearie before
they are married, but ne 11 near a
plenty from her after he is married
that will surprise him.
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One thing a woman learns soon af
ter marriage is that her big boy was
also fooling when he used to act as if
he didn't think she was able to put on
her coat all by herself.
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You'll And a lot of married men in
the movies In the evening who are
wishing they were at home, and a lot
of them at home who are wishing
they were somewhere else.
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The world'8 greatest long distance
hitter In that chap on the Athletics
team who started a batting spree In
the Beventh Innlnir that caused a I
murder down at Utlca.
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If the women do go back to wear
ing long sklrta It la a safe bet they
won't ever again feel embarraRSod
holding them up to their knees whin
en msitig a muddy street.
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Bpoaklng of the faith that movd
mountains, a man in a neighboitstg
city who entrusted $700 of his nmn y
to a "royal Kngllnh gypay" actual'y
believes he Is going to get tt back.
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M. A. Drown of th Kearney Hub,
has boon 4 2 years an editor. That Is
pretty good, but Cot. Dates of the
Journal, has been 70 years an editor,
and a Democratic one at that. He is
now In Ms H8th year.
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Hetch Hetcny water power Is now
yielding a yearly profit of $2,000,-
000 to Pan Franclsrn. The govern
ment gave the power, with the city
creating the inegns of bringing the
water to the consumer. Uenlly a told
mine.
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Of 4.000.000 Vtmis rt Insects, all
ate rivals of mankind for food and
many our open enemies; swift repro-
luctlon and voracious appetites make
them a real danaert mlarants thrive
when natural ones are ahsent; some
battles wnn by Importing parasites.
but Hie rtnn borer 'and rhostnut
htliht tctnaln undefeated.
THE COMINa TAUIFF
Tb toM'tUy I klIUhx tlm Wit'
Idiiff III ljlyil5 ithlt ult'jllAh it
(lty iuJ 'fhi in y.jy tlkify VKltlkt
I uhA lhai IvvJy a )iuh iyUy fuik
Igwtltil utt'i tjtliKm iiiLH.iitii, fUl lit:
4t.lll.J It ti'KiK y HUi li 'i)IK ittiJ
h) kui Jwii iiiiMKLitt the y.ilv ht
i Itttfiiity. '(lit LkubVid 4t tt many
that lite thhttHililv LhluluiUx: tuity
liave U UiUif. kibul'sh jl-cmal;K li-c
illfTt ttnti aii 'I trying m t-tjt)Jf
Il.tJ). Out- of l);r iilt fsUjIisinH
timt.
'Jlitie uit k jt ult-K of
lhf t;UJ(,l)iioi UiJ Ul)! of f J2,-
000 trut h, w tilt h lu Ihtt t.- HiAit tt I Lin I
htiitif jtttjyt-d hy fht: jitfui owju;i-
feioii. 'JfiU (yiovlcioK iJyj viov)'!e
Ihul I he UiiijitU fehin LAjUtcitl of
Ihltrt meliihef M of h poMtiol py,
Ulan ttiUi uu mil khow J th Cf-
I I Willi I UtC of ltl Ihitt jiiJty O
IhrouKlit to the uiu (ili of lhe tjjui
Imitttre. t ettiti that thr toit Itiii-
tiUI yAui of iitJ-rhtA: h-u
trilled with the ttuv.nr Ju'y hiow
that u fixed by Ihtf Lou. J'oito
Itk-o also ircelvfcti titJdt-iatlWi a to
i-.Ottf.ts lUipOlU id ejpofll!, hr leUK
iliteleala not hellijf that of Cuha.
The ciUutry :ari not he nald to
have bteu over aniUUd aUut fcew
tariff achedul-. It had gotten ued o
the preeent ratea, and an a fact, did
not tste any particular rt-aboa for a
new tariff. There haa beeu fjuoier
ou protttita received from forela
tfovernmenta a to proposed LlifUer
dutiea, but our aecretary of atate aaye
theae arts not proteata, tliupJy re-
queata for liiforxnatlon. It may ta
well go at that elnce any dlSTerlLg
opinion will not count.
As there are many changes yet to
be made the full extent of the chang
can not now be commented upon. It
baa to run the gauntlet of the equ
ate, then again of the Lou and
then by the conference comisitte.
then back again to both Louses for
concurrence or disagreement. If the
present tariff comes anywhere near
public approval it ought to Etand
unmolested for the next dozen years.
Too frequent tariff changes is not
good for the country.
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GOOD AND BAD LOBBYIST
The approaching senatorial Inr-
tigation of "Washington lobbies ought
to be productive of a good deal of
good; but, while it is going on. the
general public ought to bear one or
two facts in mind.
First of all, lobbying, in itself, is
no crime. Any. citizen nas a ngat to
B to Washington and Intercede for
or against any legislation whatever;
and bo has any organlxed group of
citizens.
The thing that is wrong is for a
lobbyist to misrepresent himself; to
pretend that he is a disinterested
patriot for instance
when he is
really an agent for a firm of ship-
builders. That, together with the use
of improper methods of persuasion, is
the chief thing the public must guard
I against.
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BOYHOOD SHEDiTS
You remember where we
fished?
Where the slender willows
swished.
Under the uncertain sway
Of your line that led away!
Yesterday I fat and wished
Time might bring us back
the day.
You re-member how the
stream
Silver thread of boyhood
dream
Stole away and through the
wood.
To the stlent neighborhood;
Even now the mem"Vle
wera
Just as hspry nd as
Frood.
You recall the summer
flowers
Idle days neth Woeomed
bowers?
How, with hook and line
you sought
Oldest aeUlenT still tn-
cauaht?
How the Messed tagging
hours
The noble, art ot rtlence
taught.
You recall and cherish
yet
Days true men cannot for
ret? !r ycu trailed an aimless
star
Through the woods and
wandered far
tsvs spent with the In
finite That helped you he the
tnan you are.
John Wells, m the
PufTato OouHer-Kxrrvss.
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Read the Journal VTant-Adj.
BalcimiRiwlar
Same Pjrice
for over
Ti8 years
The price Is
rfie
Quality is r
(juury 4Ut tiumnttttidt
VWJi tit OC'M 0V4CNMJT
CUSTOMS CEKSOKSHif
The JS-..ate Le votMl to If.- a ay
froui utoiflJ! tutLoii'ii t! their pver
U t-lir hSj)tJi jlt t.Lf jrroviiid vf
oUoeiiJty. Ti-e fAf eiouii.ri-r
t all thoe who lefuh to believe lit
i he autoratic rJrht of Covert oei.t
to lrieva ar-d liivaCe ludl vidua.!, to
deny f Llm tLe rlxhl tv rea.d aMi
tLJiiit, to deprive Jilic of a peroua.l
Judgiaei-t In chatter cultvrfcl fd
edu;atioi.al.
A queer altuatloc erefeted
wLeu au average cmlow oITicial wajs
given authority to refube aeitutai.oe
Into thla country, for example, of
JJocc.ccio, Voltaire, many vf th
claaaica and booka which for cettur-
ie La.d been rcognS,d by the cui -
tured world an vart of tue teipiuJ
Intellectual progrei of Jitera.tUJe in
developing the mes.ta.1 conaeloutnetifc
of the race the ruiii-g. dominant
clans of tie ra.ee!
Carried to its locca! cotciuBioc.
no Bible co-eld d.emacd adaiineion
tere, no Ehafcetpeare, no Field!
and Smollett, to accurate nvrtrayaJ
of the times of Elizabeth, no unex-
purgated Gulliver; and tLe iiiogic of
the situation was entpLaaizefi by tLe
fact that all tie tirae tiere Lae ben
here evident a fiood of current j-X.h
open to any and every o't jectiot that
could poseibly be mad t& iLaiy or the
workers, the wise and virtuous cus
toms censors turned away far txs
good of our souls really snggeetive,
nasty, stupid booka.
But the great trouble -was that it
ever could lave been considered that
Corgress ard customs lad a rigil to
drid what boots the public may be
permitted to read. As a distil puitl-
ed contemporary has said. "Cenaor-
slip in any lands is a amus assump-
tion. It may be a necessary feature
of child training. But tie America
pecple are not cliudrem"
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rosTT-rom cpzeatios's
We all are
iliiar -witt
stories of low so many people like to
talk about their operation or oper
ations. In fact, (specially among
women, it is xrood for maty an after
noon's discussion.
But we wonder just wlat some of
tbose who so far lave only lost ton
sils, appetdix or trail bladder, etc
would say when tley read of the
Canadian major who lad Just arrived
borne after eleven years of surgical
treatment abroad witi a total cf
forty-four operation. According to
the importance of surgical treatments
stressed ty many, the class who l:ke
to talk about their particular one,
should remain deaf and dumb in tie
presence of this leroic veteran of the
World War.
And it seem this man's Jaw was
shot aw ay lot the surgeons lave suc
ceeded in f.xing linr up very pre
sent ably. If some of our operation
cranVs had trouble of this natcre
they w-ould be severely handicapped
and would hare to rwort to the deaf
and dumb alphabet.
We can not help hut marvel at this
man who w-ent through so much pain
to have his Jaw restored. May he
live to he a hundred.
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A speaker before the iflftitute of
politics at Williamstown, Vass said
our provincialism was on of the ob
stacle to the proposed international
hank tn connection with the Oerrnan
reparation matter. However, our pro
vincialism Is a pretty gwsl thing to
dig into for European loans.
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Ambassador Tawes tells Hugh Gib
son that naval rrity ?s betit brought
about by measuring equality by a to
tality of considerations and ecuir-
ment. He thinVs parity bv tonsjre
and classes will not succeed as may
the other.
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Railroad rchheries are aereaetng.
a rodnctton of 3 rer cent being re
ported fov the rsst tcn vears. We ;
till have many tnov than we want. '
THE fcEiEmouS WFT
r.hid i.iit-e tLe uiilUju in
iLfc L'liiUU iititUa fc:i.ikU Lii voUJ
tor tit-t i.tue piiit;, jlwi'.Lati.ti
li.yr J-. lovirtJ' tiM:i.r',loli U .'. the
ttt-bt-i' Ui t ouid "biii- OijiaK.! Vv
rLt fi.i ii.fi ."
'II Ho VIA , tjt t,Oiitoe, will LiiVe Vj
4ivt-Ui' lii. 1 tieLvi, (.uif l:to'fc tLia-t
plj.ii .4j.ij the i' tlii U', it
ht up to i.hijs liii.e efuAt d to fio 0.
Kor 1 thi i-r oi-l poi!.'vi pu
Uto iLe li.il If bill Ly U.t YAi..f
UKill-t the i-pfieii.i wiaj.e of !j.
Ji'yyvei. Jle ti.tiUXl fcio ive
'i'ltniCtot the llht to iotr or la-tr
!ta.ff i.Um. a twer wiiich tLe
ate Lfea iee.rvt;j to k t. ,, hj thii
t kn If U-t t-l.Alx lAAX.ir. liotu juf
prov"Oii in ji,fe;oe w'.h the
How- tl.eie tclil '.iU be lf.ia-jl. tC
ouppo-ve iLat Ir. .Hooker will veto ti
bill. It It Ui-nV-ely thatt the fcet.i.e
fill ItAA.Ck. tfOUi bv'-h pOitiof.K.
It will auriije a ioof unuy V
tAitt.it. lu WbhiLg',oi i? tlii C'j-j-ovt
a,j Lariff hill lu.p'yaKlbe.
The Wen', in lu feheiiivfc, a.cd tle
lifwch betwe,eti i.j;r4;ullu? e at.C 'iX
dwufy bt too iar op;ied tLt'. it ca.i.
harl!y be bri,d;. 'J e iotiUejei.cr
Of a!l the Eft at gfiti ii n'itt,- it iar-
jiff ayateii. which hiut iu. teVeiiGliy itt.-
poerL;L.d the ta.ruer a it ha ei.
ri:L.t.d tLe ii.Cutr1alijt, Liur b; oue
o? the pbei,oii.e(4ti f Alxe-ritL poli
tic:. NvtwitLatjfctCii-Jt It wJ! Uite
obvioiut fa la-r bfaci' a tbe tiue of
ifxKliiiey tkat the t.rir iut uu it--d'tj'.fia.J
fcubaidy which Lfad the rCe-t
of j.cre4uiitjf eefythli-t tue Ja'icr
b'utr'tit without auy torre?poulltr
c-ieaa 1c ax-ythlfce he aoid the fcrei:
fe.grtculturfa.1 uVbte h4ie teKUiariy
utepped to the poii tiery four y.:e
jailJ C4l8t tLteir ijr ifcltiUj..r.
'Jt fc Xuruit.s pjii:i ir. Aiuertcat poi-
tf tt-6 -fa0i. tiiaiiiuaiou-
feJ rfctfon iemanthL for agriculture
-.a subsidy tbfct u ait ieauit to aoine b-
gffee c-ouipa.ri.tiie to tLe isubtiidy en
joyed by liiamulacturing. lt ia lu.
powsibie to fcfcy that tLe tieien'.ure
would be anything eiae. TLe oiy
JObeibie JuBtiLcsition fur taitiLC
money out of tLe ITtited BUile Trea-
fcrij Lndinr it to the farmers
I
iu this direct faufclon it that by tLe
t. In direct! ot. tie Girverxnient doe
it lor jiiaEuIacturiiii:.
The West -will Lardiy get 'Lat it
wi-ntii. It probabiy r!ll prereiit. arj
tariff reriBior at all. iieir. vnli", the
Kitintry Eiay h aure ILat tie Cti o:
the "VVt is aa plain aa it i signi
ficant of our changing lime. TLat
declaration is: If the farcer cax.not
jhse a subsidy nobody can :have oze.
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SZ CS nn: CAT1D5
Bernard 51aw is a sort of licensee
Js8ter, and the public, admiring- ti
freuins. forgive lim zuary prevers
paradcrea. But there is a limit to
ciovrmng efct ej a euus.
Slaw professes to believe tlat
e British criversitief and
preparatory schools are, -deatroyirx;
civilization ty une tiic cr euuea
jtion they offer. He vould raze tberr
tHe does not explaix- w-hat sort of iu
tle ' cation be would substitut lor the
type be condemns ao rweepingly
However, a few days txro be declared
tlat Ivussia was the only country
that was endeavoring in tie rilt
way to teach citizenanlp and build
crvic character. Presuxaabry Air.
Slaw favors Britist emulation of So
viet Russia.
Bet low does the soviet regime
bnild character? By suppreaainx;
freodom of discussion and criticisru.
ty leading notlitg but the esonoinic
.and political doctrines of Harx and
Iecix and ty converting all schools
and coilepes into propaxranda mills.
Wlat would be socialists Slaw say
If a 'capitalistic society adopted,
that policy and prohibited the stocy
or even the reading of all radical
books, zcajrazicea aod newspapers ic
or cut of school and "ol$rt? Tie
answer bardly admits of doubt. Shaw
w-ould lep scort and Indicxatloc I
upon soch intellectual and moral
tyranny.
Talk of the destruction of origin
ality and independence ty the schools
sd cvI!ere 1s mos-tly tcoonslics. The
small amount of truth ic it and o"
course there Is 3an$rwr f routine and
traditionalism ts buried under a
mountain of rhetorical fwsc'dle and
exafrperstion.
CUof Lunch!
Sandwiches
tasK Ctt:tff corir.ecfed
w-fth ovt &rft Xh-ink "Parlor.
Cctrtej, see trs, A trood place
to feud a j1ejr.t hcur.
Cottjct StK Main
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Lfia.'jkC October X4ti, Jifk.
ii. uvr-.vir.Y,
beil; cl4-3w toonvy Jifc.
iiy virtue of L OfOvsr of
4tJ by Oola .'osie La'. Jr f
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a. u.. of fcaid &a' ait Le touth frunt
door of tLe ourt Loiioe in tL iJZiLy
vf LitteiLioutL. Nearaeta, in eaa
touly, fceii at pmiic auclloa U Xlt
LiLf ItJUUHT l-jfT -cifcSL tie 1'Jlivw
ii real esetate. tu-wit:
Ljlf Z and 4 ix Bo-jt i. Ln
bouti y-cj-c. iui jXtCi'.jxji. to tLe
IVy of KialtaiipOtitL . CaoK cooi
ty. Keorase-b. aud La', i tn liUsik
in tLe City of IfiatieiixojtL.
fkts xruu'.y, Xeurzjuu
TLe aufiue Letn tvi uon and
iaaen at tLe jroety of J. a. Hi
uhtwjz t aU. fciiidnit, ix uatisly a
judgnx.1- of eaid Oourt roiei uy
TLe iaiiamoutx I&an a. &uliaLv
Ajfociation, plaintiff aaiu t:.a
oeieiitLautfc.
KLitUiiuoutL, NebraAf;;., OctoLer 4,
A. Ii
, r,
ljtT yjTrrr i oxrrje5i. CTOMiit mr- lit x.. c
Eienr baafc Oouity. ' - racj. on Oraniie f.reet.
Nebraasa. " J'jatiaUiOiitu, Neyrawia, auc ail o-c--w
; yuriSiiicat: in canaecllai. wltL aid
J '"r-i-v- exciuaive cf jrralii.?: iu:d
UiZiYZL UP KBAlIlfiG i grg-el:::s. at 'wnici. tiue Li villi
and JSotiue on ?-titiox tor &e;- op-eed aiiC acieil uj.ox vj tit
f iement of Acccuut. ' cltr council a". Ue city s.r'.
Tiiifc worr tw n- ooiie in accsrti-
Ix. 1L Couuty Court of Satfc c&sz-, aice wiL Lite jiiti and rptctfic2tiuii
tv. Nebraska. ia-w on 'it wit! tne Cl'-r Cerz aid
Bait of Nebraaxa. Caae county . aa. :ii tie efface cf Imice Iinaernur
To tut Lent at iaw an.d ali er- ' Ca Cxmaua. 2errasxa. aus acoyied
aaua iuVcrtAbd in tL snate cf Atnai- oy ILe Jdayor tuc City Ocnnncli cm
ial Jiauer. aeceased: i &cnobr I4tn. 1 irit . wici niaiis and
Lr reading xL -pert ti or csf Fraui: ejaectuaaiiaae are xtererry relerred to
Bur. ACzuiuisrraioT. will tie -will , ai a jart cf Luis jsclirt.
arneaed. praying a Imal fcettierr.frtt li-ii -will be mauve cu: on prtrpoaai
and aliowancfc of us account iied In . terms ruruiaued by tn- City Cierx
trtK Court on the If It Cay cf Ddcber. aad aLali be accompanied try a cer
IL2i, and zor a.v:rrTent cf Ts-; tilled enrenr an a licai rc.-r m nne
due of ia;d estate and far iue ii ' of ive -per cent fl. i ci tue
cLarpe au auminicratur vrttn tie will , nnn. a rideace cf LLe jrooi iaitn cf
annexed cf aaid eunsxe; : tiie ILider.
lt Is bereby orc-ifad tnat yuu nr, d . Tie city reervs tae Tixmt tc rr
ali persan iunereEted in said matter , j-ec: asy and all tiae.
xuay. aad do, appear at tie Ccunry , TLe vrori anali ie ccnttieie'j a.
Court tn be bald In ant far sand i cr betcre January 1, it Si.
tcuury. tc the St cay cf NoTember,
A- ISffS at tec x-'rinrg a. m. no
now casiK.. nT any tuere ba. vrrv tbe
prayer
Cd tLe petltirrer tsj.
r-r
Lt xjrurted.. and Hat notice cf
pendency of said penttion and
leariUF uaereof be
grrer to all per-
sons In teres ti tn said matter try pub- :
Italian; a copy cf tlis order in tl .
i'iattsmautn jcuruai, a
tiewspapr prist; tn aaLi ecmurj.i
tor three successive wetg prior to ;
said cay cf bea-tngt
In witnas wb-trcf. 1 bav-e here-'
unto set my lar and tbe sail cf
said Court this Sth day cf Ostcbcr,
A. U. IS US .
Seal) o!4-5w
County Jclrt.
DIHtZT. OP HUAXLING
and Notifse cn Petition for
tUnmeut o! Account
In the Coun
Court of Caas couir
ty. Nebraalia.
Staste of NebrsLsia. Caas
county, s
Tt tb fcelrs at law and all per
sons ictsrested In the eistate of
CTbaries Anderson, dtased:
Ou rsadlux; tbe etIUoc of O. t;
Perrln. Aimit l&traor with the
ancsxed, pray i tic a una! setttoxaeot
this Court oc the tl day of tec-: tlf 15tt rfAy o: ooef.
ber 1S2S atu! for JJlS. for his dtscbsre a soot
, " ' . Li ,v .
It fe be.y ered tbatjrc-u
U persocs lutrested In "
Court tc b beid tr. nd for sic twoc -
iy. on tbe 75ib Say of Vcrrember. A. - r.-L-v,-D.
.t reu Oloci a-m,. wbow ; 1
tv- -k
prayer -of tbe petitioner should c
N pran tei
. ec toat totoe -of tee.
vf said ritiou atid tb
ii . .
ssos interissted in aid matter byj
wsey rewsaper printed ic naW . I
i'ecunry. for three tvej!sre wrs
! ! prior to mid ay T bewrinjr.
if In wltrw w-bereof. I have bere-
ueto set rny crt anc tne ssu or
A. "H. ttfKSTTRY.
feiU cl-
An Weal huybarsd ts ote
doesn't ct as if both, arrrs wrs crip-
ped w?th rbeuT5stis'i and it was !?c- j
l-possihls to pet Its hards irtc Its
tW - Vo - f ewrrt.?r.t H wfe sV-k fir .
!ctei.
said Oo,5rt thfs 15th ?v of .jJVV T ?rr-
i:sii.r. i o :hujitoIh
'I Lf ij'-u'.e v I'iKvit.cu, t-r C'vi.
I u t .'.e t u ij t i ' .
il. i;.e j;iL'.tl v' ti: tais'.e of Jv
'io lle ii mIj'-O' ' v! ii&.v tvjUitt"
VoiJ (l- i.ue VjliUcJ , lu. I
wli) ei'. a' ti.- suu'.y vw". iVrfii. i
i'lL6iL.jti. !. i i Oiil, o:- ti.e
Lr 11 tt Cy o'
ti,e i-or of
is A. o' ti.c!. ii
lcjiu.i, itfi., at
Ui.-t. ai: 14,;: iaii'. el,
wi'.h a tL.-r Jju.-'.ii.k:ii' a-ic:
ti.oV o...-e 'ii.- i,iiiiUy.' iv? ti.-
L.U,nzHK'tW.: f i i..!..- ki!
i;,u;- llrt-e lrvij'.i- Itii. tir ii
; tre ti- iii;i;e? Ir pv-yieu' o
, '.itu tr 0'e eif Ijott. ei'; i'.L i
vf t',jtetii , iil
ViiL;fcii-. wy i;C ial w
4,c fouiiiy o 'ti. 'y of
, iVkt.
.'vfiif-; 'JO tJitKLf'JOi-.K
of
i. o j -
ii lu Ooj.'tly 0'jf'.
Ij. tie ti-jti;r o U 'j
Jaiv 'f. ieJoi." . CB-nta?C
To tLe ie'JJlvf fc V tvtii iseUii':
lot: i; ierevy io'.ilr'; lut i w;ll
if tie Cviil Oort rooi. ii.
talkKtuOkiti , oat Au;'.y, ot tie
iii. uy of ''ovrise-?', l?i:r, jC te
ivtx, cy of Jewrary, liC, at lw
ciiy.K i- ii. of ea-ti. o.a , io Jtiveive
auC -ut'j iil tiitiiU' axij'. aaK
UtU. witx. re pc tei' ilux',-
b.LtC aiowuo-. Ti tiie iiiili-
,vC tie rMeiiLaton vf Ciajiut
: aaai -w' tt'iC etfiale r tiiee njuata
;foin tut ill. Cay of fiotetuer, A. L.
' . ii-- tLe tiit liicl-oc io' ia
tuieii'. of oebu ic oue ysar iron", tiid
Six. tar of fiovetaLer, YiZ't .
Wilrxra;-. lay ii'zwi aiiC tLe aKsi.'. cf
fcaiC Oouitr Oour:. tstt Iltx. of
OctoLer. 1S?2V.
A. 11. U'JZU'Jl'.Y.
Ibeal; ol4-iw Oouaty Juige.
UTl'Jt TO CO.vTIA.'JTUiii;
projoaa.4t 1L ue receivec
by tue Cl'.y Cieri. o! fialUstuvittL.
UP to I O ClJCi" 1 xt,
ilonay, f;o2.iKrr lltn. l?2t, tor
t-rr. is -jttig- all iaior, tooii tuaieria!
; - eiu:iriieu aiu. coiiELruTLiiir;
? Ti Entti-e-'.- e&t
sate cf eoet is
ccmpiete. -ei-
; as toliows: Snrs:
:re
cturrv cf rraftn? and grave
Tir-
tlS.fcfrt.SC.
liaycr.
Attest:
ci-Jv
Cira.
onritrn or iuiarixg
aad Net toe cf rraa: iett tern cut
of Gaardiaxsantp Accos-.:
nn. County Court c
rr, Nftraala.
Cos eo3i-
ie XDattr cJ
the G-uardiana
Jarti., lneomTtent. now
tceefcasd.
State c! Netraata, County cf
!s.
" To Silas Jarita. rnrsnre EUi&tt.
, Tien. TTieiy. Guerre Jaca. alyrtle
Ja-is. Ita Jacia. Bntn Cram. Doc
iald Jacla. VeiSBa E-ir.tt lVtoiey.
:F".ovd Elliou. Mildred EIM&tt and
La Jane dli.'vtt, and all r.tfcar pr-
isocs interwstwd tn tie estate of A-
bury Jacira, Incompetent, n "v de
1 csstd.
On realuf the vwltim c-Z JoLn W.
Elliott. Guardian of AsNury Jacia,
an incompetent prs.-n. and r.:w de-
iceasc. praytty; a tal SAttietnea: ami
I: te bereby crdered that yru ard
persons tetrsted In aid taattsr
t routy
- t tc be bsJd fn td for waid roo-
1; . . r
id -day. c show
sre bs, wfcy the T"rT"-
- - tfte peUJ
of the petitioner should to: be
j , . - , v.
flTi , v
me tsreo:
be r?veu to al. pertns
interssteid ft -sartd xostrsr by pcb?tsb
itf: a rvry of this cr?er in the Plstts-
pr?ntsi ft sd eotity. fr
' three w-efcs prior to said ay ef bear-
iup.
Tc ,witeess 'whereof. I b-e er
ut5to set tay ard te iosl ef
F?T tbe Ourt.
A. K
Ccorrc?- J"cd. Csss enty.
j Veh-ssta.
"iltMtl -
- 1 "
It eost be d!hearer iic tc st.rt
yr, a politics! career of crest p-rrr?-
rr r e--vt - -i-v ..v
lyerjr chalt t the tshfe.
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