Semi-Weekly Tribune
IRA L. BAKE, Editor and I'ublliher.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF
fill: COUNTY HOARD
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, BW.
CITY AND (WTTNTY NEWS.
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For client Two largo fj&nt rooms
for light houBokaoplng.'fJ'fo IS 3rd St.
Frank Fugat, of tho U. P. freight
house, returned Friday wifm a viit in
Omaha. "A
Tho EUA-Vlrp olUh wilt meet hcxtl
Wednesday afternoon wiui ir. juw
Kennedy. " '('
Mr. V. E. Monroft, wlio ha btm
visiting hor alitor In Kansas City, 1b
expoctcki homo In a few days.
Louis Thoelocke ami Mr. and Mrs
O. II. Thoelooko aro visiting frlonds
in Omaha, having loft for that olty
Eutitrday
Mm. Futuik Baldwin, of South Oma
ha, loft loit cvonlnK utior vtHltlng liar
IKi rents. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dlerior, for
two weeks.
MIbb Georgia lloxlo, who ha been
spending tho holiday vaoallon at homo,
will rturn today to hor school at
Rockford, Illinois. i
C J. Pass has boon appointed dis
trict dopiuty of tho Knights of Colum
bus to fill tho vacancy croatod' by tho
death of F. J. Damn.
County Attornoy Gibbs returned Sat
urday hlht from tho oast part of tho
stiite whoro ho tnuirnieteU, logal busi
ness for Bovenal days.
Edward and Joaoph Doran, who wore
called hero by tho death of their broth
er, F. J. Doran, rotrunod to Hollendalo
Wisconsin, Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Boylound daughter Cath.
orlne will return Thursday evening
from Kearney whore- they had boon vis
iting relatives for ton days.
Mra. Ous Johnfiton, -daughters Mol
llo rim Evolyn and Mildred Stonman
and Anna BJorklnnd, of Gothenburg,
spout tho greater part of last' woek
nvlth friends In town.
.Andrew Yost, who haul boon om'7
ployed in tho Ilorrod grocery, xoslgncd
Saturday ovonlng and will bogln work
today for K. T. Tramp & Sons In tho
grocery dopartniont,
V-Jfor Salo -TwoDuroc Jeruoy Boars
t 100-2 TIIOMA3 E. DOOITTLE.
Frank Murray rotumed tho latter
part of last week from a visit In Lin
coin; MIbb Laura Murray who accom
panied him will remain there tho ro-
malhder of this wonk. '
I soil Four Cylinder cars exclusive
ly, Hupp, Dodgo and Chevrolet, and
carry tho repair parts horo In North
Pkitto for tho cars I eoll. That mcana
aorvlco for tho buyers' bonoflt.
J. V. ROMIOH GARAGE.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlc Edwards on
lortaincd a numbor of frlonds Inform
ally Saturday ovgiiIhk cohipllmontary
to Mr. and Mra. J. B. Hayes; formerly
of ' thta city. The evening was do-
voted to cards.
Tho Knlghta of tho Maccabeoa hold
a meeting tho latter part of lost week
c.ml oloctod tho following ofllcor.s:
. Commander, W. H. C. Wood'hurst;
. iLieuUtnanL-CouiniandJe'r, Itonryj, Cor-
des; Rocord 'Kodper, C. M. Nowton;
-trustee for throo yearn, Victor' von
Qoetz.
You will llnd of tho blggost bargains
on real honest merchandise at tho Big
Clearance salo parting Wcdnoklay
morning at Tho Loader Mercantile Co
Doors opon nt 10 a. m. Bo early and
got boat choico. Supply y9iir wants' In
ury.yaoiiH.'anoca tor uio wnoio ranuiy,
Ready to wcur for mother, girl arid'
willdron; clothing for tho fatheKnnd
son. Buy now at atlm0 whordjyoiir
dollar will do tho work of tWgnd in
fioino Instances three dollars. ItVj a real
calo on the most houost merchandise
that tho markets furnlBh.
g $ $ . X14 J.
Decombir 22, 1U1C.
Board mot pursuant to adjournment.
ITflFont Hormlnghausen, Springer,
White and county clek.
The ireasurer is herby authorized to
correct !: ma' tax of A. ...
Vam cn acc-ount of exceaeivo asaow
n.tnt of niPrclinndlse.
Olnlms allowel in general fund:
W C. Jamw, brooms, $2.10.
Rd Oilman and Sona. draylnje, $12.90.
C. C. Hupfor, meala for Jurors, $00.10.
A. E. Huntington, bailiff, $62.00.
I. L. Bare, printing and publishing,
S248.no
D. B White, HdKVlcoa and mlloage
$04.10.
E. II. Sprlngor, Bervlcea and mlloage,
$.00. ,
F, W. Hormlngjiaiison, services and
mlloago, $44.00.
R. I j. Cochran, eurvoylng, $41.00.
Sundry poraons, surveying, $21.50. '
Inul d. Mover. rvic, $8.00.
A. B. Hoaglnnd, servlctw, $27.60.
A. B. Hoagland, grading roads, Dlst.
A. B. Hoagland, grading ronda, Diat.
81, $100.00.
Jua. R. Whlto, ioad work DlBU B,
$7.G0.
W. N. Robo, road "work, Com. DlBt.
a. iSB.no. r
C. S. Forbracho, refund- poll tax,
Diat. 20, $2.C0.
,'PUn rtniint v traaaurar la horoby auth
nrivnil Un nnncl norsonal tux of H. A.
i.aitnnr Hiinlmiin.il nrcclnct for the
reason that aamo 1 aaaoaaod In Dick
Dim nraclnct.
Tho county treasurer Is horby nu
thorlzod to correct personal tax list
nf Nick LoEaa for 1010, Drom an oa
aoaseil value of $60.00 to $3C00 on nc-
onnnt nf oxcuaaivo osaBsaineni on
horaofl. . i
Whoroupon tho board adjourned un
ttf tomof row C. W.YOST.
County Clork.
Docombor 23, 101C.
Board mda same as yesterday. Pres
ent Pull board and county clerk.
Tho hoard proceeded to Suthorland
nnd sold tho old plank brldgo across
tho South Platttf rlvor to various
partios.for tha total Bum of $829.50,
and said amount has boon paid into
tho county "treasury. Wheirupon tho
board silood adjourned until Dec. 2G,
1910.
, . C. W. YOST,
County Clork.
o
PJgs of Many Colors
There to mutfi dlscuaslon among
farmors a3 to tho boat brood of hogs.
This la evidenced by tlio numbor of
breeda being rnlaed. It Is generally
conceded tttftt for breading purposes
a herd ahould bo of one brood,
but there ia a protty firmly formed
opinion among many feadors that a
oroaa-hrcd animal la a better foedeir
than a puto grade or a grade. A croas
brod animal la the roault of mating a
puro bred animal of one uVcod to a
puro bred animal of another brood. The
Stand champion steer at the Interna
tional flhow last month was a Short-
horn-Horofonl cross.
Tho effect of cross breeding hogs for
feeding purposes la being tried at the
SubataMon. Forty Duroc-Jeraoy gilta
were aoloctod for the test. Ton of
them aire hreu to a Duroc-Jersey boar,
ten to a Polandl China boar, ton to a
Hnmpahire boar, nnd ten to Tamworth
boar. Tho plga from theao four groups
will be grown nnd, fattened undor sim
ilar condition next aumrnor and winter.
Tho Duroc-Jersoy boar was .pur
chased from tho U. S. Indian school nt
Genoa, Nobraskii; TIUb school exhib
ited tho grand champion Duroo-Jdrsoy
bow at tho International hog show In
Omaha, 1D1G. The Poland China and
Hampshire boars woro raised at the
Experiment Station nt Lincoln. Tho
Tamworth boar was purchased at the
International Livo Stock Show. Chi
cago and- won a bluo Tibboji in that
show. His Hire Weighed 1,300 pounds.
W. P. S.
::o:: 5
Tho Savings Department of tho First
National Bank opons today. Four Per
Cont paid on savings.
I'KOPLK ANW KVKNTS.
Facing (lie Ocilclt.
Qur democratic president and IiIb
advlaers nt Washington have at last
admitted the tloeporat0 condition of
the United States tronou-ry. Tho
bonat of prosperity and, assertions
that rovonuo ndequato for all purposes
waa forthooming mado during tho lato
canvpnigii havo turned to serious np
prehenoiona regarding the deficit, now
cfltlmatod to reach tho onormous total
of $370,000 000 at Uio close of the fiscal
year In June. 1917. It will bo well to
recall right ho.ro that when tho repub
licans turned the troasury over to the
democrats four years ago it was with
a surplus of $85,000,000. Each suc
ceeding fiscal year under the Wilson
rglmo has seen tho balance against
tho treasury mount higher and higher.
For 191G a bond Issue of $135,000,000
waa resorted to that tho gap might be
bridged. For the current year 1917
nnothor bond Isaue is proposed, ns
well as incroascd levy on alcohol and
tobacco. And this at a time when tho
buslnos of the country has mounted
to a point higher than ever known
In history. Tho situation becomes
tragic in light of tho Baltimore plat
form, which accused the republicans
of rccklessnofl's In their control of tho
treasury and pledged both retrench
ment and reform. However, It pre
serves the democratic record. Omaha
Bee.
Diminishing Public Lund.
Tha area of public land on which
s&ttlora can niako a living without the
11 id of larKo expenditure iy tno gov
ernment for Irrigation or drainage 1b
rmn'dlv decroaainc and may ue x-
hiuiHtwl In flvo years. Demand grows
n Hm Kiinnlfr Ih narrowed. Ill tho
last fiscal year 19.000,000 acres woro
taken, an increase, ot a.auu.uuu, anu
Mm avornco for tho foar preceding
years hail boon about 15.750.000. Much
of -what remains is In tho arid region,
it liiut boon estimated that water can
bo obtained for tho irrigation of at
lnaat 40.000.000 acres of this dry or
desert land. Tho tlmo la neair at hand
when additional leuerai measures 10
promote tho roclnmatlon of it will do-
mnnd and iicaorvo consmcnuioa m
fioncro.s. Sccrotary Lano suggests
appropriations to bo used in searching
for undorgrouna supplies 01 waiur
which can bo brought up and applied
to tho land whoro surface streams
urn unt available.
During . tho year tho reclamation
uorvict- adtlcu ziu,uuu acros, or o.uuv
ruimn. to tho inrluatcd aroa, conv
vilr e l Uio hlKhPst dam in tho world
huilt 700 milos of canals and oxcava-
ted 10,000.000 cubic yards ot earth and
Hock. 1. 1 worK win 00 conuuuuu 01
rmirrn. l.at thcro Is not onougn or. 11
Monoy oxpondod by tho government In
thla war is profitably lnvostod. for
whllo tho cost ot construction conies
bnck from farmers who uso tho water,
tho orco . viola on tho reclaimed ianu
la vory largo. Reclamation becomes
moro Important and ucsiraDio every
year. Now Yorit Timos.
: ".o; ;
' CITY AND COUNTY KKWS
PRACTICAL HEALTH 1HNT,
"$ Hot Applloatlona For Pain.
cheat nro greally relieved Uy tin
application of turpentlno spirits v
4 of turpentlnoli few'drops Bprln
kjjjd on a plcco of hot Uannol
AVhloh haB been wrung out ot
hot water. It JsrulllHrjult, how- '
t over, to wring limine! ou$ ot 4
boiling water vwltbout' 'scalding
. tho lingers. , aty) -'-lfret plan,
thorofore, la to Iiold'vho,lln.nhel j
f by the corner,' tlraln for, piiMn 4
slant, theji put 1t in nytowej v
tko cacu ona-or, v
Uio bands and v
Dr. F. J. "Wurtole transacted bust
H038 In Wallaco tho latter part ot laat
woolc.
Doan J. J. Bowkcr returned Friday
from' Lexington whoro ho attonded the
funoral'ot tho lato Dr. Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hondy, Jr. and
son 01 'Denver, wno woro guuais 01
Mr. nWill Mra. John Bratt, roturnea
homo Inst ovonlng.
Dr. and Mrs. Carson, of Qrand Island
who woro guouta of Uio lottor'a parents
Mr and Mrs. Qeorgo M. Smith, loft
tho latter part of last wook.
For Farm Loans boo or writo Gene
Crook, room 3, Waltemath building
North Platto. 41tt
t
MossrH. Baum and Gains, who ro
eently purchased tho Cody ranch, aro
oxnocibd lioro this wook and will
probably tnako a division of tho land
Into' small tracts. It Is understood
tliut'tho tracts will bo sold only to
thoso who will Improve them.
The' lltfat Mrs. ,-Bob FltzfllmmbiiB
foot-loose and full of experience, is
doing a modified Billy Sunday revival
in Chicago. Lopal reports" say tlio
formor Mrs. Bob lands on Satan's
slats ovory tlm0 and lays him out in
Unco roundB.
A husky ChldnKO slrl of 27, being
shoit of Christmas coin, donrtdd mau's
clothes and shovoled coal tho greater
nart of a day before hor long nair
cropt out of hor fur cap and gavo her
away. However, sno won nnci
pair of blistered hands.
A brldo suing for. divorce In Pltts-
hnrn- nllotroa that her faith in nor
husband was lost when she' "discovered
that ho hod a wooden leg. She mado
tho discovery threo woeks alter. tlio
woddlnsr. and forthwith ohook tho do
r.ntvnr. In bo many words sho torn
tho court that.nc:hing but a whblo
mnn goes with hor.
PItv Uio sorrawia of tho poor rich
MVn Pinrnnnn Florinan of Now York
has oodlo3 of money coming, but she
Is young and the years wmcli release
tim wherewith in bunches move slow
ly. At 25 sho gets $100,000 and a like
sum at tho aEO of 40. Mcanwtuie u is
an awful Btrugglo making ends meet
and Bupport a husband ana oaoy on
an annual allowancn of 525,000 a year
nil r1io hnH annenlod !;o tho courts
tn nilvnnprt he a slice ot tno iirei
$100,000.
Tlcal Malaca crapes In large bunches
ana nnumin or thorn retailing ap o
nntn n nnund. tocothor with 5,000 Kit
lnrnnv HY1SIS. worn tUO DnnclU.U ui?i'
W-nflnna nf tho hd'WOr ill UlO St. LoUiS
club, whoro tho coming-out pariy 01
Miuo TCiitiinriiio A. 1'arKer iwaa oiuuou.
Besides tho cej.erpleco of fruit and
llowor, the walls or uaii room ami uui-
ir vnnm wnrft covcrca wiui miiiuu
work of paplor macho through which
southorn Bmilax twined, it was u
gorgeous sotting far youth nnd beauty
and oldcrs of St. Louis' social 400.
Tho Hopo of the Polci.
There aio more Poles today In tho
world than ever before, nnd thel
fecundity is unrivaled. Their uatlonul
feeling was nover doojier rooted or
moro lntolllgont If a Polo tells you he
Is In favor of nutouom.v under Gcr
many or Rus-jln or Austria he Is lying
for expediency's uuko. Tho Polb wnnts
only ono thing, and Hint Is lndepeiid
enco. in tins aro tucy not iiko ovcr
other naUon worth Its salt? "Are you
n patriot?" said Napoleon In .1810 to
John SnladecUl, rector pf tho li;ilvcrsl
ty of Vllnn. "Sire," nuswered jho roe.
tor, "from my birth I havo learned to
tovo my country, and her misfortunes
havo only strengthened thp love I bear
for her." After an additional century
of Poland's misfortunes her qhlldren,
scattered over tho wjuolo world, would
glvo tho samo answer. And there nro
seven times us many of tliemfnow as
thero wero thou. Century. H
::o:: '
A NORTH ' PLATTR lVOMAN'S
PERIKNCE. !
Can jtiu doubt tlio 'ovldoncff of thla
NORTH PLATTO '
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
On: Hall Block North ot Postoflice.
Phone 58
A modern Institution for the
cientilic treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, H. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J.B. RedfieId,M.D. J. S. Simms, M.D
Miss M. Sicinan, SupL
Phono 308
ALHEKT A. LANE,
Dentist
I Rooms lNand 2 Bolton Building
North Platte, Nebraska.
T. H. WALTIIEN,
Auctlouoor.
Sndsfnetlon Ouurnnteed
Address Route 2, North Platte, Nob.
Phono No. 792F011
J. C. ItEDFIELD.
PHYSICIAN & SUItGEON
Successor to
PHYSICIANS-SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs. Redfleld & Redfleld
Offlco Phone 642 Res. Phone 676
J. L. Mitchell
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physicinn.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.,
McDonald Bank Building.
of Lexington, Nob., will ninko your
....- ..... . l... v i. Office Phono 70
ruuilC jlii;iiuii cuius, xi u caij.ii viiuigi;
for tnimiortaf Ion. References, the
farmers and stockmen Ri DnwKon nnd
itdiolnlnir counties, for whom I havo
conducted miction sales for the pnst
12 roars. ChnrKCS reasonable. For
milo dates, phone or write,
J. L. MITCHELL,
X I.. i Vnl...iilrn
or mako date nt this office.
MINNESOTA MUTUAL LIFE
INSUItANCE CO.
Founded 18S0.
It's tho household word in Western.
Nebraska. It's Old Line, the best iron
ey can buy. It's what you need, for a
Cow Brand Hoar Leads SrJ ,h"
"Thero is a Itctison"
For further Information
Phone, call or address
J. B. SEBASTIAN, State Agent.
Tho Old Lino Man
Res Red G87
mi. L ATI IAN
Sulpho Vnpor Baths
"WITH REGULAR TREATMENTS
Belton Building
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. I
Pliyslclau and Surgeon
Office B. & L. Buildluc. Second Floor
Phone, Office, S3; Residence 38.
in fine baking qualities, in bone
anjl sinew-making effectiveness.
It has all the nutritious properties
contained in the choicest wheat north platte
with all the useless particles left
out. In addition it leads all
others in the palatable properties
of its products. Try a sack of
Cow Brand flour with your next
grocery order. Dort't be put off
with any other brand either.
Every S"ack Guaranteed.
Lierk-Sandal! Co.
NEBRASKA
LET US INTRODUCE
QUALITY TO YOU
Makes a Specialty of Farm Sales, Pure
Bred Live Stock and Real Estate.
Terms Reasonable.
E . L . JONES,
Up -to -I) nt e Auctioneer.
Phono Maxwell State Bank
nt My Expenso for Dates.
MAXWELL, NEB.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIOLEY. ..
Practice Limited to
Surgery and Itiidium Therapy
723 City Natlonnl, Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Gertrude Rebliausen,
Teacher of Piano
102 South Locust Phone Black 342
Florence MacKay
Teacher ot Piano
801 west Fifth St.
Phone Blk. 524
I have pleased others, I can please you...
Col. F. J. DIXON.
AUCTIONEER,
1 1VRITE 3IE FOR TERMS AND DATES
MAYWOOD, NEB.
Hides Tanned
Wo mako hors0 and cattle
hides Into Fur Coats, Roues,
Mittens, Etc. Wo make Caps,
Ladies' Coats and Furs. Old
Coats ropaircd.. Cash paid for
hides. Writo for Catalogue and
tags.
SIOUX CITY ROBE
TANNING CO.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
AlNP
Quality In Cigars has has been our
aim since iwo began making cigars in
North Platto ovor 'thirty years ago
We put quality in tho first cigars we
made, and that same quality Is In tho
cigars wo mako today. Schmalzrled's
Cigars havo stood tho test of those
more than thirty years. What greater Nurse Bnawn Memorial Hospital.
evldonco of quality could you desire?
If you havo not been smoking Sshmalz
died's cigars, try them they are cer
tain to please.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
Hospital Phono Black 633.
House Phone Black 633.
W. T. PMTCHAED,
Graduate Veterinarian
DR. JOHN S. TTVINEM
Special Attention to
Surgery, Gynecology nnd Obstetrics.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building -and Loan Building
Phones
I Office 130
) Residence 115
lengthwise
ttfo towel
twist
tlll
dry
TbQ.turpeiltle
In
hKopngsiiCtUUcctioiiH. tihb f
. yot.'leavb.ilt vc'i-y'VX'a
'nnnllcntlou laj
4 fllso'an iocoljciromedyorpaln
4 4. in Uio .tilidowCH. cspqclally.tlio
bHckyktaMl'iK3iMiri - Cued TSfafr,
GOMED
Keith Theatre
EVery Monday
tid Thursday
Elizabeth Kaar-Langston
Teacher pf Singing
Studio 122 West Front.
ex.
Plrftto on-
North Platto woman?
You can verify -North
dorsomont. 1
Road tills: J
Mm WABalinrir. 708 W. Foflrth St
North l'latto, sayfl? I'Duringdho p.iht
four years, 1 wasa- torriulo aurreror
from kldnoy ulswt90 anil hackaeho
Tho greater part of,, tho time I. was In
n. hail eniuHtlow. ' Tho doetbr said 1
had a floatlm? kldnoy. I had tiio worst
pains at times and many a da could
not stiuid. Tho Jkidnoy socrotlons
woro unnatural. I' finally learned of
Doan'B Kldnoy Bills and gov some
from Uio Roxall ,Drug StpiTO In a
couplo ot days tho. pulns becamo less
sovero nnd tho'Iowolltng cojiutlotoly
dlBat)pcnrcd. WUhln six wceka time
Notlco of Incorporation.
To Wiom it May Concern:
Notlco 13 horoby given that under
dato of December 13. 191G, thoro was
filed In the oftico ot tho County Clerk
of Lincoln County, Nebraska, and
undor dato ot December' 14, 1916, In
tho offlco of tho Secretary of State, of
tlio Stato of Nebraska, Articles of In- Offlco 333
corporation of Urn "Lincoln - County
Agricultural Society."
Thn naturo of tho business to bo
transacted by said corporation Bhall
bo tho bettoraent and Improvement
of agricultural and llvo stock con
ditions In Lincoln County, Stato of Ne
braska, nnu for tho holding of agri
cultural and live stock exhibits and
fairs; and to acquiro by purchase or
lease such real estate, or personal
propert y, as may bo neccsenry for the
transaction of such busln'ess, and tho
principal place of business of said cor
poration shall bo In tho city of North
Platto, Lincoln County, Nebraska, ThP
amount df the capital stock Is tho sum
ot Flvo Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars,
Twonty-flvX) Hundred ($2500.00) Dol
lars of whlph shall bo fully paid up at
Bight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Locust St,
one-half block southwest of the
Court Housb.
Phones
Res Black 5l2
DR. IIAROL1) A. FENNER
Osteopath.
6 Reynold Building
Offlco hours 9 uj m. to 5 p. m.
7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Highest Prices Paid for Hides
SCRAP IRON $6.50 per ton.
RAGS 1c A POUND.
BONES, DRY, $12 per ton.
Big Prices for all kinds of
FURS.
L. LIPSHITZ,
CORNER FRONT AND LOCUST.
s an d Ca
11
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W. J. HOLDERNESS
Ecctricnl Supplies
Wiring Storage Batteries
Morsch Bldg
Phone 175.
Bought and highest market
prices paid
PHONES
Uio umo or tlio commoncemont of hus- Renidsnce Red C3G Office 459
RERRYBERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Embalmers
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day Phone 234.
JNliiht Phono Black 588.
I was cured, and sinco tuorf x. navo
folt no symptoms ot tho old l roublo."
(Sttttomont KlvonTsAugust 7,4307.)
On
said:
Juno 2, 1010, MrB. Wesburg
"Vory seldom do IlfoeA any
hood ot a kldnoyiwodlclno; bhlWirhbn I
d!c I uso DoonsjKjdnoy PUlaiind thoy
novor'fall m'M W
COc. at all dWors, FofftorXMltburn
moss; said corporation snail com
mence Its business undor date of Jan
uary 1, 1917, nnd shall continue for a
period ot tionty-Ilvo years. Tho high
est amount ot lndobtodnoss for which
said 'corporation shall at any tlmo
subject itsolt shall not oxceed two
thirds of Its capital stock.
Tho nffalr ot said corporation shall
bo
of
C. H. WALTERS':
Notlco of Petition.
Estate No. 1452 of Mary J, Applegate,
deceased. In tho County Court of
Llncojn County, Nebraska.
Tlio Stato of Nobraska, To all per
sona Interested In said Estato take
Notice to Creditors.
Estato No. 1446 ot Claus Gruonau,
deceased, In tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato ot Nebraska, ss. Creditors n. nntiHnn has been filed
ffimP uy.uDar? 0 aircct?r? ?.L8"l""jrm M ho orotato of tho last will and
annually by tho stock holdora of said of claims against said EstateVte July tostamont ot Mary J. Appitgaie, u.
corporation. 2G, 1917, and for settlement -of said F,s- ceasod and for tho appointment or u.
Dated this 2CUi day at Docombor, tato Is December 21,1917; that I will Grant Applogato aa Executor of Bald
- F. O. PIELSTICKER,
JOHN Wi FOWLER,
A. J SALISBURY,
JAMES O. WILSON,
CARL BROEDER,
FRANK STROLBERO,
sit at the county court room In sold
county on Jn
o'clock a, m..
A. linAnlrlff
ii linn iwnn not ior
county on January' 20, .1917, .UtviPJf r,n,v 12. 1917. at 9 o'clock
m., and on JulV-26i 19175t' nwum.ou -
9 o'clock a, m. wto .recelvo.voxamlno.' or m,r
hear, allow, or adjudll clajms and
oojecuons amy mea. time
, - Y GEO. EERENCH,
:Bated Dec 13, 1916.
119.19 GEO.
FRENCH,
County Judge.
Co., Mfgra.,
uuiraio, n, . '
(129-J20 Incorporators.
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' County 'Judge