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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1916)
Serai-Weekly Tribune I HA L. 1U11E, Editor nnd I'ubllsher. ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year by Slnll in Adrnnce....$L2( One tfcar bj Carrier in Ailrntico..$IO Entered at North Plutt4 Nebraska, Postofllce usi 'Second Class Matter.. I FRIDAY, DEOHJIUMl 31), 1910. iiOCAL AND A'EItSOKAL. .George Hnnlon wlio hnd boon om- pigyou wnn aimon ujos. tor sov fat montha resigned Tuosday cvehlnK. rwiu uraiKio. or. uuuuron. lanuoriy QXlIils city, is expected hero the latter pnTt-Of tills wolc to vistf. relatives for n wook. , , ." MiBu Harriot Dixon returned .' tqj her school in pniali?LWcdno.4daynNnt.o .Josoa one of Its most, highly after visiting with hrJiniwiits for a """"" . V c- Mr. and Mrs. Fred WcBand, of Onialin, who vjaltcdtho S.tamp, Weln gend and Wg;At,fmIU(m,rioft Tuesday evening.. ' ' fJ Mlati "Mildred" Pizor of Grand Island, is oxpoated horo UilB weak to visit her eoualu Miss Maynio Plzer for a wk or, loiigor. , Mrs. Louis Itrtoll raturmwl to Rnlsto'n" Teudny afternoon aftor visiting her pnjrenta Mr. and Mrs, Victor Von Gootz for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hei'mtui Snhloutor who ihae1 neon visiting in Grand Island for ten days, will return homo tomor row ovoning. Mrs. Groen, of Grand Island, who HiitMt several mouths with her ion Thomas Green and. family, left Wed nesday morning. Mr. and Mtfj. Orval Hodges; rloturnod home Wednesday and haw rontod apartmonjw in the now Drodbeck build ing dn Woat 6th utroot. Mrs, Thomas Green and dnughtor Cathprlno loft Wodnosday evening for Grand Island "whafo th(ty will visit the Dft Morrill, Dentist Mrs. Edwlnn, Bolmtz nnd Eileen Koll- hor of Omaha came th6 first of this week from Omaha ami will Visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schatz until Monday. All the Women's tailored suits as wqU flu all Uio coats are being sold now at January Sale price. Como now and get best selection at the Loader Mercantile ntoro . W. A. Baldwin of Omaha, returned homo Tuesday evening utter visiting with Mr.1 and Mrs. John Bratt. Mrs. Baldwin and children will remain hctro a wook or longer. Mrs. Sarah Dowd and daughtora Priscolla and Cathorlno, fonnor resi dents horo, came from Poets, Colo., tho latter -part of last' week to visit at, tho homo of Mrs. Frank Doran. J If. Vincoll, of thp Buchanaiv & Hatteh'oUirnnch bovou hillou Boiithwesit of towm inoporta tliu loss of sovon head, of cattlo which Is thought woro poisoned from eating corn stalks. Dr. Prank Baldwin returned to South Omaha Tuesday afternoon after spend ing uevernl days with his 'parents. Mrs Baldwin will remain horo fr a few uaya longor with her paronto Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dlonor. Bay 13. Robinson and Pearl B. Paisley, of Lowollon, wore granted a marringo llcoimo by County Judge French and woro married Wednesday evening by Itov. Robert White at tho Pwabytorlnn manse. For quick uciloH nnd sa'isfnctosy salo list your land with Tiioclscko. 11 Mutirico Fowler, of Orand Island, ! in town Mils week inlying horses suit ablo for Engllnh war purposes. Eng land recently placed a big ordor with Grand Island parties, and Mr. Powlor ia buying to help All this ordor. William S. Hart will bo eou nt tho Keith thoatro Monday nlglU in tho Trlonglo story, "Tito Captive God" a play wholly unlike anything ho has aU tempted for IU10 Hcroon. Ho is sup ported by Enid Markoy nnd Dorothy Dalton. Fiy Tlnchor will ajipear In tho comedy. "Uodolla'a Bluff." t - it.- tV For Automobile Starting Batteries Now ia the time to let the I )nctor that's tin give your-bat-terv the "once over." Wliuthcr or not yen lwve lwcn uiing your car tltU pal winter, ytur lwitttry uudoiibicdly need attention. , Drive nround lo our jfixlbc" Scrviq Station nnd wo wilt inspect your bat Urv r.ircfuUy. W " rhanps for tbl wrvico. that's easy to earcfor, "JEXiOc" service Is prompliunU re liable. Take auvautagc 01 our inspection offer. J. S. DAVIS free AUTO CO. IF i r XI V I Wc are "JtXIDC" Uistrjmuom 111 in territory. Uememhrr that the ' IfcXtOC' 3 tho oriRinal "Unit-wal" lHttcryr-th AnnrtiHimlv tioworful biiltcry and thu one FRANK J. DORAN DROP DUAD I3f RIS JIOJUE. Frank J. Doran dll very middoulyi .Tuesday morning 'at his homo on wsW i uui.sircoi. jir. uoran nau ooon -m ins usuHr noaim nuupinis anu nau spent hearly part of tho morning in removfng tfiq snow .frm ;hls nia and vlsitlnjt with - several .twighborfc and frfoVOftj' who pasaod by. He had ronverstfil" wlJJt Aohn Dick who resides near him ami told him that tho rocentl QUrlBtmnH was the man, pleasant h nan Bpent since a boy upon entciing the house ho snoko BjyicrruJiy 10 nm ranniy ami tjio roin- hvos wno were njs guesis anu pro- pOMd taking if .walk with hit; nenluhv alter thoy had paj'.nken of luucir. While fongagod Hn this conjrsatlri no Ku armi i m -ABrtf jmiytrouai.Anu .hW djSd ihtaanlly of btftirt ttxtiu ' IttVUio loatli of Dpi an. M iro. North i0aetd ploncvf citizens; a man who tlufing .hjs fldrtyiour yba-(a resldenco maa uticiexia m an wim.wiiom. no ttssOc-lttiwd AridJt1'.Av)iosef UiWxpoet,'U domltfo bxirigs sorrow, to the heart j df fcvtjryncfiualritanco. 116 was loyal to Lis church, 1Us work' and his. ti'ldn.ds and w.ryono of tho mot' diligent workors for tho Crntornal ' orders '.0 wheJh ho belonged and woro- it not tor the rosdUs obtained, fom would know of the good doeds bo W con- Trtnntly performing. Ho hld soveral of W(m In "St Patrick's Council Knight' of Cbnimbus and ai).or Joining the fourihtiogreo was 'r-oloted several tlmoH to BUtjip officM. He lived "a ysful nnd happy life, was a honie-Iovlng man and.vpry de voted to his wife iind dBugh'tet who havo tho doefpost synfpitliy of many triond in tholr boroavomdnt. Fmnk J. Doran was 1)oiti in Hollnn dale, Wis., IXecomber 8th, 1802, and r sided thoro on n farm until 1382, when ho came to this city to accept em ployment wijth tho Union Pacific as riwmnn and In 1887 ho was promoted to enulneor. On November 21st, 1888, he 'ulas married to Miss Ella Trlhy, of Grotna nnd to this union woro born threo daughters,' Isnbello, Marie and Margaret. Other surviving rolativcs nro brothors Josoph, Edwanl and William Dorun. all of Hollondnlo, Wis., sisters Mm. Mary A. Donuth, of Hollnndule, Mrs. Rose Dowd of Pon der, Nebr., anu Mrs. Sarah Dowd of Peots. Colo. lie was a mombor of th Knights of Columbus fourth de gree and hold (tho position of district deputy. He also belonged to tho A, 0. LU. W. and Urothorhood of Locomotivo Engineers Tho funeral services woro hel(j this morning at S;, Patrick's church whero many frlonda gtillhorcd to pay their last respects. Solemn high mass was read and an lmprosslvo sormon de livered by Rov. McDald. Tho floral tributes worn beautiful. Actlvo pall bearers woro P A. Norton, Charles Raskins, Victor VonGootz, Conrad Walker, W. J. fyuidgraf and P. H Mlloa of Sidney. Honorary paR bear ers wero Geo. A. Austin, Ralph Cham- borluln, Thomas Joffers, Carl Simon, W. S. Dolson and Judgo Cochran, stato uoputy ror tho Knights of Columbus All tho Men's and" Doys' Ovorcoats arc being sold so you can save from 20 to CO per cent off, or two coats for tho pri"o of one. Tho Loader Mer- cnntllo Co. oiforB tho biggest bar- sa;nh in Honest Well Mado Clothing. I C has. Thornburg. of Provo I tu'.i, enmo a fow days uko to .visit his family nn(j was tho guostt of honor at a family dlnnor at tho homo or his daughter Mrs. P. H. Lonorgan Christ mas day. This was th0 llrat family reunion in sovontcon yoars. I'A'.i h. j. nrexpx & CO. Hefti jftstate and IiiHBranco Come and see us for town lots in aiimrent partii of the city. Good In vestments on easy terms. Houses for iiu aud rent. We havo also good bar gains In farms and ranohoo. Oor HYont and Dwpv St.n.. aDstairs Cow Brand Flour Leads in lino baking qualities, in bone and sinew-mnking cfieclivencss. It has nil tho nutritious properties contained in the choicest wheat with all tho useless particles loft out. In addition it lends all others in tho palatable properties of its products. Try a sack of Cow Brand flour with your next grocory order. Don't be put olT with any other brand either. Every Sack Guaranteed. Lierk-Sandall Co. Makes a Spoclalty of Farm Sales. Pure iurou uivo Stock aud Uoal Esiato and died hufirfv thoifr'pyoSolifri'- ! Hurt tousitf Vly'iiTidH jAuriun ucasonauio. U. L. JONES, Ui-to-iato Auctioneer. ' Phono Maxwell Stnte Hank at My Expense for Dates. MAXWELL, NO. ni'ti' in k II! 1 NEW WAR Ijtiro is a new wai' sart- L-4 MB.,? inio couniry. ' o.ju, . n it w 1 mi 'j mi ;$oa& ofxmiVottritr3r' your&olfi' f. . . . Xhe nscd'of'ftreaterS-ecdn- 'if 1 'fy ,hiny. and tlirift to till thinking l y ' join toany a-areas wito nave i with ah acicdunt ' in tW 'f :t r JWitfi- our jftial&frthitf war oss Mil warn wo WTHSPiLATTK, W"f.!2R, Ml. PUKOON DI12S t'lt05I I OVKH DOSK Or MOKI'IIINK. Or. H. Purdoii who for several months had bqon id oca tod' at Brady, whero hiv took up I.he practice of Dr. Fetter when the latter removed to North Platte, died at Lextngton Sun day from an overdose of morphine. Dr. Purdon had gone to Loxlngton to spend Christmas with I1I3 wlfo, Who was liv ing there pending th securing n house In Brady by tho Doctor. Th( report Is that tho Doctor took ton grains pt mrphno, which is forty times tho regit lar uoso. It is not Known whothor the doso mUs .taken by accident or with suicidal Intent, but Iharo Is a sus picion that ho purposely took tho poison to end life. Tho uoso was taken during tho af ternoon while at his wife's apartments over a restaurant. His wlfo called for a physician but nothing could bo done to savo his Inc. ::o:: CITY AND COUNTY NEWS nnnrirn Rplillii nnnni Mm firni nf tiHn week In Grand Island w'ltli frlendd. , . - c , 1 MIbs May- Wilson, or Paxton, Is ' . . 1 cpondlng this week with her parents, i HT T 1 . I . 11 !!.! ' iUlH UUl-Bgil 18 HpUUUMlH 11113 ... ...111. 1. il.. tu tr t.l... lf.1. YVjeOU Willi rUIULlVCS IH opilUlUlUg. INUU. . Raymond Tlgho spon'h the fore part of this weok with frionds In Choycnno. J. J. Gottmau has been confined to bla homo for several days past by illness. Dr. Harold A. Fonnor spent Uho first of this week In Gothonburg with frionds. Mr. and Mra. Thomas Axtell, of ilalg camo down a fow days ago to visit lo cal frionds. Miss Rita Boutwell is snondlnc tho holiday vacation mtith relatives in To- poka, Kan. Hirioy Schiltz has rctulrned .from Cozad whoro ho vlBltcd frionds for sovoral days. John Kennedy has returned "from Omaha whore ho visited his family for sovoral days. Honry Hnlllgan, of Bnilo, came-down Tuesday afternoon to visit his unclo J. T TT-111 1 . . T nuuiKun unu lamuy. EdWnrd Tool, who spent several months In Knnsns, .roturnod homo tho foro part of this week. Miss Ethel McWlltlams loft tho first of this wook for tho eastern part of this stato (to visit frionds. William Hnlloran. of Pnxtnn. rum in down a fow days ago to spend tho holidays with local frionds. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wnltomath re turned Tuesday ftrom Blair where they spont Christmas witli relatives. Miss Nelllo Sell, of Cozad. for merly of this city who visited ,horo last week has returned homo. Gcnoral Manager and Mrs. William Joffoto, of Omaha, spont Christmas in town with Mr. and Mrs. Alboilb Schatz. Tho young peoplo aro aklng nd- vantago ot tho cold weather and form dully skating parties on tho rlvefrs. Tho ico is Bald to bo unusually good for skating. :;a:: Money In Eggs. Eggs aro not bankable but tho? mon oy from tholr salo Is. This monoy Is yours for tho effort. How do you trent Uio hen that lays tho Qoldon Eggs? B. A. Thomas' Poultry Remedy will keep tho poultry in good condi tion aim InarouBo tho ylold In eggs. Wo gunrantoo this and refund your money if not satlsllod. Sold by Dorry bcrry & Forbes. d31, T. II. WALTII12N, Auctlouoor. Satisfaction Ouarantccd Address Route 3, North Platto, Nob, Phono No. 702F011 ni UU It I-' It It Y & FORHES. I.li'fiiof.i Embalntrt iiiicrinkiTo huA KHHAral Olrectem n piiouh z:u Mlirhi PSiirn- Black 688 ' llllllliiilB 1 ;- is apparent ( people. viin mu nmi- . Qr.arr.eu snv-! aid vbu can against thfe tor you .; PIONKI'H CITIZEN AND OLD SOLDIER LAID TO ItEST Anothor pioneer citizen of Lincoln comity and a veteran ot the civil war has gono to his rownrd after a long lite of honost endeavor and conscient ious living The last i.aps for veteran L S. Mecomber woro sounded Sunday and tho funeral hold Wednesday. A brief service was held at tho home north- of the river at 10:30, fuller sorvlces wore hold at tho Presbyter ian church at 11:30, conducted by Rev. Cram, and ucordlng io the wish of the deceased, tho remains 'ro taken to Ft. McPherson National Cemoteiry and laid along side his soldier comrades and beneath the stars and stripes ho fought to preserve; It was after but a short and pain loss Illness that this old soldier passed away. His last words- woro those of cheer, in which he expressed his readiness to meet that great change he know was near, and requested that "Nearer My God to Thee," and "When tho Roll is called up Yonder1' bo suntr nt his funeral. Ho met the reap or grim with tho oamo- horolc spirit . 1 . . .... 1. .. .1 r.. .1 .1.-. n0 Willi, uu uuu luwu mo mill ui uuuuia ,i Qi.,,i , nni,i mi. ho smllel n3 hiB fect touched tho ntn I vri f Mint MKrwd t iinlrnntim ltf tw waiwo ui mac feiwi. uiuuiuvu inui Imitnlwl ii.tilnl, 1 Inn 4 1 n. t It 11 It ATVl uujruuu wuiwi iiua mu uuuu hxjlxiv. Ho was a kind and indulgent father, a. good neighbor, a patriotic citizen, a man highly respected by all who know him. L. S. Mecomber was born at Can'ion, Mass., November 5, 1842, At tho ago or eighteen no onusteu m tno Twen ty-nlnth Volunteor Infantry when President Lincoln mado hla first, call for troops After one year of service ho was honorably discharged on account of sickness, but on recovery re-enlur cd and remained in tho sorvico of his country, until honorably discharged at tho closo of tho war. August 8th, 18G8, ho was united In marriage' to Abble C. Hommlngway, of Camdcjn, Mo. To lihls union nine chll dren wero born, all savo ono, a daugh tor who died in infancy, wero present at his bedsldo during his last Illness Somo tlmo after marriago Mr. and MrB. Macombor moved to Iowa, whoro a homestead wnB taken. There they re malned until 1874 whon thoy moved to Sidney whero Mr. Macomber ontcrcd tho employ of tho Union Pacific. In 187C thoy camo to North Platte, Mr Mcombor retaining employment with thp company and this sorvico ho con tinued untu iyy. Boroft aro tho wife, the daughter Mrs. Geo. A Patterson and sons Chns, George, Davo, Chester, Henry, Frank and Loronzo, all of whom, except Chostor, live north of tho itivor. :o?: i Wnntcd A slnglo man on a farm. Steady job for good man. Address with refer once and wnitcs wanted. Box 318 North Platto. ::o: Mary Johnson's famous story of tho early days of Virginia, "To Havo and to Hold" will bo tho aittractlQn at tho Kolth on Saturday nftornoon and even lng with tho beautiful Lanky star, Mao Murray In tho principal feminine role supported by Wallaco Hold, In an all star cast. This etorV is too woll known to noed any Introduction Ito our patrons. A young son of Joseph Weir, of Storllng, Col., and a nephow of Chns Wolr of this city, died yesterday from injuries rccolved from flying pieces of an oxplodlng kitchen rango. Tho boy had taken milk to a neighbor early in tho morning and was otnndlng by tho rnngo, In which a flro had boon started wlulo tha connecting pipes woro frozon. Two inmates of the houso woro nloo severely Injured. AU tho clorks aro as busy as thoy can bo nt Tho Lend or Morcantil store and nil lutnds aro working hard Invoicing tho stock and as soon as finished ivljl prepare tho o:oro for a big January Clearanco which will start on Saturday, January 12th, Watch and wait for our lator an nounccments. Its euro to be tho big gost Saving Event ot tho soasou. Tho members of tho K. K. club and a number of young ladles cnloyod a bob-sled party last ovonlng. Aftor plcosarj! rldo ot several miles lunch 1 . " r , 7 WsTl. i' r 1 11 1 1 1 1 ti 1 1 1 it f i 1 Asm ! H . 12 J MM! was eervcu at tno uom. NORTH PLAjnS GenaLHoifaI.. If(lnci6rate One Hall li BloSKNorth 61 jstoflice. 'Phone 58 ' . a. iiiuqni iiioiuutiunior tne scientific treatment of LdicSt. ; surgical and confinement lsw.'- yompisreiy equipped P"tiyH. ;'aiid dioBnystic;laborstMie.l,'. S- Staff: , ' Geo. B. Dent, M. D.' Vlecilnt V, j. us ncuueiu, m. y.,, j. 0. aimini m.Ui. Miss M. J. L. Mtc of Lexington, K cb..Wir, make your nolle Aucllon Sales. vo t'xtrn charge for trnsportntlpn. lo(eicnccs, Oic mnners nnd stocKmcnm l)avsrtnaiiJ adjoining counties, foEnvho'm I sure conducted miction sulci lor ihc pastl jenrs. Charges rcikonnblc. ForA unto unios, j)itone or wire, 1 1. . r J. 1. JllTClIEW), LcxinslofL Nebraska, or nmko dnio nt this officer BflNNESOTA MUTUAL. LIPR INSUltANCE'CO ' Founded 18S0. It's thu, household word In vdstern Nebraska. It's Old Line, the bek.n;on oy can ouy. it s what you newrior savings bank and Insurance tint in sures. They all buy it. For further information Phone, call or address E. SEBASTIAN, State Agent Tho Old Lino Man NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA. LET US INTRODUCE m QUALITY TO YOU Quality In Cigars has has been our aim since we began making cigars in North Platto over 'thirty years ago. We put quality in tho first cigars we made, and that same quality Is in the cigars we make today. Schmalzriod's Cigars havo stood tho test of those mcjo than thirty years. What greater ovidonco of quality could you desire? If you havo not been Btnoklng Sshmalz dlcd's cigars, try them thoy aro cer tain to plcaso. . F. SCHMALZRIED. Hospital Phone Black 633. House Phono Black 633. TV. T. PBITCHAKD, Graduate Veterinarian Eight years a Government Veterinar ian. Hospital 218 south Locust St. one-half block southwest of the Court Housb. Phones Office 333 Res Black 542 DR. HAROLD A. FENNER Osteopath. 6 Reynold Building Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 7 p. ru. to 8 p. in. ossandCat Bought and highest murket prices'patd PHONES Residence Red 636 Offlee 459 C. H. WALTERS. Notice to Creditors. Bstato No. 144G of Claus Grmonau, deceasod, in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nelirnska, Tho Stato of Nebraska, ss. Creditors of said estato will take notico that the tlmo HmltPil for nresontatlon and flllni? of claims against said Estato Is Julyi 26. 1917.nnd for Battlement ot said Be. ceasod and for tho appointment of U. tato is Docombor.21, 1917; that I wl U.t ,..,... . " sit at tho county court room in said! ato " Executr of Baid county on January 26, 1917, at 9, o'clock a. m., and on July 26, 1917. at 0 o'clock a. m, to rccolvo, examine, llar, allow, or adjust all Claims and objections duly filed. QEO..E. FRENCH, d26J23 County Judge. J. B. BEDflELD. - PHYSICIAN & SUKtiEON Successor toretfiffi.' . PHYS;0lANfflSyrtOEON9ll0BBITALt Drs. 4Rednold & Itcdfleia OfUse Phone C42 Res. Phone 17R Office phone 241. Ro9,pbdnQ.2l7 L. C. DROSTjji Osloopalhlc RhyslcloQ. North Platte, - - Nebrtufkn. McDonald Bnnk Iiuifding. Oflico Pliono 70 'Res,- .Red CI7 , 1)11. LATIIAN. Sulphb Vnpor WITH REGULAR TREATMENTS Belton BUlldlgj .10IIN S. 8LMMSjfl. Tj Li Physician and Surgeon vini. ti t . iimirtitin. Nornnn n innr. i Phdne, Ofllce, 83: .Residence'8Uf.. v M)OCTOK,D:tITiQUIGLl!Yr ; ? ' Practlco Limited to if "sir- r Surffery nnd linuluin TJiornpy 7.28 City National Bank BulldJng. 1 vS Gertrude Mhwn Teacher of Piano 102 South Locust - ...PJionQ Blfe Florence 4 Teacher or Piano 801 west Fifth St. Phono Blk. 524 I have pleased others, I enn ploaso you. Col. F. J. DIXON, AUCTIONEER, WRITE ME FOR TERMS AND DATES MAYWOOD, NEB. DB. JOHN S. TWEVEM Special Attention to Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics. NORTH PLATTE NEB. Nurso'Bnoiwn Memorial Horipltal. Geo. B. Dent, Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention given lo Surgery and Obstetrics. Office: Buildinc and Loan Buildinc Phones Office 130 i Residence 115 Highest Prices Paid for Hides SCRAP IRON $5.50 per ton. RAGS lc A POUND. BONES, DRY, $12 per ton. Big Prices for all kinds of FURS. L. LIPSHITZ, CORNER FRONT AND LOCUST. W. J. 1IOLDERNESS t Eectrlcal Supplies Wiring Storage Batteries Morsch Bldg Phono 175. Sheriffs Sale, By virtuo of an ordor of Bale issued from the District Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, upon a decrco of foreclosure rendered in said Court wherein Florence M. Horshey is plain tiff and Oliver A. Ridenour et al aro dofendants, and to mo directed, I will on tho 29th day of December, 1916, at 2 o'clock p in., at tho east frpnt door of tho Court Houso in North Platte, Llncol n County, Nob., 1916, soil at Public Auction to tho highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree, inter est and. costs, tho following described property, to-wit: South Half (Shis) of Section Ten (10) and tho North Half (N&) of Section Fifteen (15), Township Eleven (11), North ot Rango Thlrty-Throo (33), Lincoln County, Neb. Dated North Platto, Nob., Nov. 27. 1916. , A. J. SALISBURY. n28d2D Sherlrt. Notico of Petition. Estnjto No. 1452 of Mary J. Applegato, deceased. In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska. ... Tho Stato ot Nebraska, To all per sona interested in said Estato take notico that a petition has been filed for tho probato of tho Inst will and testament of Mary J. Applegato. do wmcu uaa occn set ror hearing horoln on January 12, 1917, at 9 o'clock a. m 3 Aacaay Dated Dee. 13, 1916. dl9-J9 GEO. E. FRENCH, County Judge. (
