IltlV J,. It All K, Editor mid I'ulilUJier
SUDBCIlrt'TION' HATES :
Ono Year Ivt Jlnll In AI ranee. .wifl2'
One i'cnr by Currier in Advance MAO
Entored at Ncvth I'latte, Nebraska,
Postoffico s Second Claa Matter.
TUESDAY, XOVlMniEIt SO, 1017.
WAT.T.Afll? ttltNIHTRlUi 1IRLP
80IVK LAHOK IMtOllLEJI.
Tlio last lnsuo of the Wallace Win
ner says: "Wo have mentioned nt one
tlmo and another how tho ministers ot
Wallace are doliiK their btst to relieve
tho labor situation, Rev. Fiey In the
bean and potato Held and He v. burden
as n worker on the new school build
ing or whore over employment was of
fcred. Tho Idea seems to meet with np
provnl. Last week Itev. Bordon wont
out to holp put In the foundations lor
Homo buildings for Pat Sullivan, who
1b putting In a full sot or improvo
monts on his ranch in tho south part
ol tho county. Whotv tho work wns
completed Mr. Sullivan asked him how
much ho owed him. Rev. Borden ro
plicd that ho had been getting $2.50
por day for such work at othor placos.
That will bo fair enough.' said Tat,
handing him a check for tho amount.
Then ho reached down in his pocket
and produced a prosperous looking
roll from which ho unwound a crisp
ton dollar bill and handed it to tho
surprised preacher. 'That is Just for
good measure,' ho said, 'and becauso I
like" your system and because you nro
not a slackor, and when there Is any
morp' work In my lino I will bo pleased
.tp havo your help.'"
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ClnlniH Are Allowed.
PrcBB dispatches from Valontino
state i that tho claims of It. 0, Chain
lain, of this city, against tho estate of
his brothor, tho lato Hcniy Chamber
lain, liavo boon allowed in tho county
court, but an nn'poal has been taken
to tho district court. Ono of these
claims is for $2,001, tho others aro for
smaller, amounts, and all wore for
money advanced to lulp tho brother
wii'rol I'nanc;al clltll-uUiej. Tho do
censed was a somewhat notol char
acter otvfihorry county, and following
nn assault on a neighbor was in a fair
way ttf.fetart tor tho ycnHcutiary, when
Ralph canio to his reucuo and bad him
committed to nn insano asylum from
which ho escaped onco o twlqo. Tho
last timo he was committed to tho In
stitution ho escaped from tho shorlff,
brought an action for habeas corpus
and. was doclarod sano by tho Jury.
He died last year as tho result ot an
accidental injury near his ranch.
-i ;o; ;
3fan Tower flreatly Wcnkonod.
In Flandors. Gorman nowspapors,
takon from prisoners captured near
Passchondalc, show that tho kalsor is
preparing tho Gorman public for an
nouncement of another strategic re
treat on tho western front. Otflcors ot
high command admit and fear that an
othor such retroat will bocomo nocos
sary bocauso of stoady gains made by
' tho British.
Tho Gorman official figures glvon
out indicnto that nlnoty-ono Teuton
divisions havo been exhausted in tho
past two months, all used hi tho do
fonno of Passchondale and in offorts
to recupturo tho rldgo cast of that city.
Tills means a total of ono million
thrco .hundred and slxty-flvo thousand
men engaged. Reports In tho Gorman
papers aro takon to indicate that tho
man power of tho kulser 1b waning and
.that offonslvo movomonts can no long
or bo taken.
f.ni:
British Tufco 100,000 Prisoners.
.' London. In tho Houbo ot Commons
during a speech Henry William For
Htor, ilnanclal aocretary of war, said
that cinca Julv 1. 1910. tho British had
, captured from tho Turks 30,107 pris
oners uiul 1HU guns; and from tho a or
uiana on tho western front 101,534
prisoners and 510 nuns.
Tho approximate oquaro mileage. In
territory conquored or roconnuorod by
vtho British in the satno time, said Mr.
Forstor. was 128.000. Tho total nuni
bor of prisoners capturod on all fronts
since tho beginning of tho war was
1GG.000, wlillo the captured guna num-
bored 800.
' Some vory lino now Grafanoln
records: "Oh. Johnny! Oh, Johnny!
Oh," voool. "Wo'll Wind up the Wntch
on the Rhine, ' vocal. "Levinsky nt
tho Wedding." Como in and hear aoma
of our new s-Mectlotm. DIXdN, tho
Jowelur. '
A. W. Pluraer rocently purchased
1020 acres orlanrt in the Cut Can
yon section in the south part ot tho
county which ho will uso as sumnior
pasture for his cattle.
WE BOY YOUR HAY. GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK.
We soli Coal, Flour. Graham. Whole Wheat. Corn
I; Meal, Corn Chop, Barloy, Chop, Salt, Shorts, Bran, Tankage
and Cotton, Linseed and Alfalfa Meal, mixed Chicken Feed
and all kinds ol Gram.
r Leypoldt &
r'KUWT ST.
FREDERICK V. BOWJERS and the WARREN -TVUNS in the bright musical
farce "HIS BRIDAL NIGHT" at tho KfcJTH THURSDAY NIGHT.,
Knights of Columbus War
Camp Fund to be
Continued.
At a regular meeting of St.
Patrick 'a Council No. 1211 of "North
Platte, held Wednesday evening,
the standing committee appointed
some months ago Was instructed to
continue the work of soliciting
funds for the Knights of Columbus
war work until the Three Million
mark was passed.
The following gentlemen uie in
c-br.rge of the work in the various
-ir a of tho city 1st. ward, Mr.
Juhii Herrod. 2nd. ward, Mr. 'Joe.
Sjnwaiger. 3rd. ward, Mr. W. J.
Lundgraf. 4th. ward, Mr. M. C.
Hayes. These gentleman will also
receive contributions.
The. Knights of C)lumbu3 will
maintain three amusement and
recreation centers in all of the six
teen Cantonments as well as at all
Army camps and military posts in
the United States and also in
Europe or wherever our troops are
fighting for Liberty and Democracy.
Special attention is called to the
small cost of this great, undertaking.
All the men in charge of the
KnifjlltS Of Columbus Work are
,ii.wi i,t. m ,!,i,, k...
UOtng their bit WltllOUt pay, bUt
. , . . . . ' ., 1
with n (taairn tn lift nf aurvirn tn thn
tt j o,ntna 1 nny reduction will bo made. Untter
united states anu to our ncroic(th0 Pv0Scnt ruling ot the fedorai fuel
bovs of tho Armv and Nnvv. i control as to gross profits, North
Tn nrllitinn tn .iH
jiu uuuiiiuu w vuiiiiK iv mo ,
entertainment of our boys
Knijjhts of Columbus will provide
extra Chaplains for the benefit of
Citholic Army and Navy boys.
So that the world may
know: Our Camps hnd amuse
ments nnd all our privileges will be
open' to all our soldiers and sailors
regardless of Creed.
While soliciting will be confined
to the Catholics, contributions will
be welcomed from nil.
Publicity Committc.
(Adv.)
A Vow Jlnrgnlns For Snle.
820 acres of vnlloy land near North
Platto, a. bargain if taken at once.
A 10 room modern rosidonco nlcoly
locatod, closo to school.
A 12 room rosldenco, inodQrn,.ox
copt heat; has basomont and furnuoo
can bo put In. Closo to school.
Prlcos are right: Can show those at
any timo. C. F. SPENCER,
Phono rod 402. Room 0 Reynolds
Uullding. 8Btf
THE MOKE DIlUAD
ANU 11UTTKU TUB
YOUNGSTllIt EATS
the sturdier he grows. And what a
lot moat boys can got away with. Es
pecially If tho broad bo sproad with
such dollclous croamory butter as is
to bo had horo. No wonder ho llkos it.
You will too onco you tasto it Try a
pound today and with its first tusto
you'll rcsolvo that horoaftor no othor
buttor will satisfy you. Prlco no high
er, but quality best.
North Platte Creamery.
PHONE 02.
Pennington,
PHONE 99.
CATTLE AM) till K KP PHU'ES
WILL SOT UK FIXED A (MY.
-
vu MMtfmmi iu w nv M,
j yiico of cattle and sheep at tho pfBont
time, 'mat ueciaion como irom josopu To Davl(l p0rter, non-resldont de
Cotton, meat director, and wa3 rhavU- fendant: You aro hereby notified that
puoui; ouiui-uuy.
In order to stlmulato tho proQhction
or nogs, a minimum price or it.tu pc-
hundred for hogs farrowed next
wiJiuiK, una uuu.i cbuuuiiuu, - uus
based on tho ratio of 13 to 1, with prior
of corn as. tho basis of tho prlco.
"The Fotfd Admin stratlon commits
tsolf to a policy of keeping hands oft
m mo uiuiiur ui jh il-oiiaiiiK ui waiuu
.mil aiiuuif iiiib no 'iJi.va u "
nnu mo prouueora secure a uur proiu,
says E. L. Burko, chairman of tho No-
orasKa l,ivo btocic (.ommiueo. ju, answer said petition on or before
'Palrlo.'-n d the prospect of fair Monday, tho 81st day of December,
ahoep footlera to ronowed efforts to In-
creased production," . continued . Mr.
uurKe, wno is ono or 1110 largest cai-
lie tuuuui a in- 1110 uiuie.
Coal Not Likely to bo Jteduccd
E. C. Coates returned the lattor part
ot last week from Lincoln whore lie
attended tho conference between the
coal men and Fuel Administrator Kcu-
nedy, whose control of the fuel situ-
atlon in Nebraska is absolute.
T11 rasn whfiin tlinrp Ir no roal Tor
in case vvneio mere is no coai 101
muti 111 it lunii lum un huudwuiuoi uuuj ijouar.s lor the purpose or con
linH tnnro In toek than his nroatint structlntr a bulldlnir for the flro donart-
nonils roriiilrn It 'In within Mr Kon.
neous ryiuno, it is wunin mi. ien-
nedy'B province tO order that this
householder divide his coal with some
ono who hnn nono i
ono wno nas none. 1
When dealers ilud It impossible, to
Hnnnro conl from the mlnon or from
the jobbers, they report to Mr. KSr-,
nedy and it is up to him .to seo Jjifit
tho coal is forthcoming from some.
source. It is hoped that througli a'
systematic distribution to keep all
dealers supplied and to avert a cpal
fnmlno nt nnv noint 1 r I
ra,n? nl , y Vu , ,',,, A
As to nrices. it is not nrobablo that'
Platto dealers could chargo ten dollars
tnf TJi.1,1 i.nin. o,wi Tjnnk Rnp ni.ii nniii
Hollars anu nay cents.
:o: :
uierK-tiunur rixuiimiauoii aosijiouuu.
Because an insufficient number of
n , n....i t
vK . . . - . V
Clerk-Carrlor examination for tho lo-
nnl .nnalnfflnn tn lirtvn linnn linlil Miv
.T" I.T..:i " i. "T." "
V l"u " ... t . i'"0""
uu 10 iNuveiuuur ct. in viuw ui inu
scarcity of applicants, applications wUI,
f .
do uccopieu irom any maio person
who will uecomo oiglucon years old
within thirty days of November 24.
1017. Call at tho postoffico for appll-
cation blanks nnd information.
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ah f oiiixmnt p
All of .our now shipment of dresses
inciuuuu m uur puciui iui una uuu
wook only,
E. T. TRAMP &, SONS.
Fit EE Ol' CHARUE
Why ouffor with Indlgostlon, dyspep
sia, torpid Uvor, constipation, sour
ulomuoh, oomltig-up-of-food-aftor-cat-lug,
etc., when you cap got a santple
bottle of Orcon'b AugiiHt Flower frdo
nt Stono'q Pharmacy. This medlolno
has remarkable curatlvo proportloB,
nnd has demonstrated its cfflclfenoy
by flity yoai'u of succoss. Hoadaches
aro often causod by a dlsorddrod
stomach. ' "
August Flower Is pat up in 25 nnd
'1 fi cent Jiottlos. For salo in all clvillfcod
countrlos.
W. A. CAUFFMAN,
'AUCTIONEER.
Trm8 rsonable guarantee
satisfaction. For dates call
at any bank in North Piatt.
For Sale
. Plvo - passenger Chevrolet Touring
i;nr, iui7 model. Samo as now
Cheap for cash. Phono 54G. 84-tf.
Notice "
on the 2Gth duy of July, 1017, Lottie
A. port0r filed a petition against you
;il tho Digtrlct Court of Lincoln Corn-
ty, Nebraska, the object and prayer of
Whlch are to obtain a divorce from
vou on the rfilin,i of ,mn-Kimnnrt nnrl
extremo cruelty, and for tho custody
0L- the mInol. children, tho issue of said
marriago to-wit: David Porter, nged
14 years'; Xorvin Porter, agod 12 years;
uorotny sorter ageu 10 years; Els
,vnrth Pnrtnp at-o.i i
p01.tor n,.oti 2 ycai'd. You aro required
' LOTTIE A. POUTER,
qeo. N, GIEBs'
n20-4w Her Attorney
((liniXANci: no. :t
A 11 f ltntl t n it tVia luunnnnu n f 419 fiftA
Fire station house C ner cent bondH by
?' ?"5h J'1?."8-,?n J!1,?.. c1V',ty...
ndoptlns tho form or bond,
BK IT OIIDAINKD by tho mayor and
g-JjnoH of the city oforth "a",;
clecUon hold In said city on the 3rd
pf April, A. D. 1917, that there be
borrowed upon the credit of said city
the aum ot twelve thousand ($12,-
mont of said city and that bonds be.
,S8Ueil therefore. That said bonds be
of the denomination of l,000 each,
be dated June 1st, 1917 anii be made
tluo and l'ayablo on June 1st, 1937 with
1, provlslon i,0wever. that said bonds
may be payable jxt the option of the
Cltv any time after five vears from
ffiftorc.t aTthe rate flve'w" cent
(r.) per annum, payable on tho nrst
day of June and December In each year
"jey shall be ; signed by the Mayor
T1,e interest accruing upon said bonds
shall be evidenced by coupons there-
to attached, such coupons to be Blgned
by the samo officers who shall by th
v.nntin, nf i.n.,i. u n1.i
for tholr respective signatures their
rf,?1tyo,,fuF "'""S "'V.fL''
nrinoinni
, payable at'thes oillco of this Treasurer
or uie county oi ijincoin in me (juy
IH KUHTHEK OUUAINED that
Bald bonus shall be registered in tho
oillco of tho county clerk In tho county
01 ijincoin nnu smio oi reurasKa ami
niB0 n tho oillco of the Auditor of
public accounts of the state of Nebraska
reffistratlon to be evidenced by cer
tlilcate nupearlne upon thq bnck o
I each bond. - -
' IT IS FURTIIEIt OIIOAINED that
such bonds, cpupons and relstratlon
coriiucateH Biiau do in suusiiiniiany
."UowinB rorm to-wit:
ITnllpfl Stiitps of America. Ktfite o
NevraSn. County of Uncolii. city of
; North I'latte Fire Station .House Bonds.
No. w nv these Viibs?
ETS0tLVhe"!ty ofortuwatK
the county of Lincoln and state of Ne-
brasltu, a municipal corporation of tho
"r.stclass, having more than 5,000 and
lc8s tluu; a5l0oo inhabitants, promises
to pay to uourer Ono tliouBnnd dollars
(si. dim. mi) in iriwrui money oi 1110
United States of America on tho first
duy of June, A. D. 18.37 with Intoreut
at tho rato of u nor cent ner annum
paynblo soml-annually on the llrat day
of Uooemhor and first day of Juno of
each year on presentation and Burrondor
ot the interest coupons neroio nttucnoa
ps they 8evornll become due. Uoth
nrlnclnal and Interest aro Heroby made
payable at tho otllce of tho Troasuror
or tne county or Lincoln in me city o
Mn.il, 111.. . t . V,. I , r. 1 -
nui til x itinci, nuuiuuiiu.
THIS UOND Is one of n series of
bomlH of like date, tonor anu elToct
numbered from 1 to 12 Inclusive
niiiDimtlULc in acrsrotrate to tho sum o
Tuilvft nioimaiul dollars ($13,000.00)
lHHiU'd by the olty of North I'latte In
tlw rmiiilv of Lincoln and state of No-
brasUa for tho purpose of constructing a
liuimniR ror tne nre ueparimoni 01 saiu
city or North Platte, Nebraska under
the provisions of section 120 of article
6 of chapter 4!) of the Kovlsed Statutes
of the state of Nebraska for tho yoar
1813 and under tho provisions of an
not found n tho session laws of tho
year 191G, pane 129 and designated nB
chapter S9. Said bonds aro payalilo
at the option of the city any tlmo after
five years from dato of Issue. This
bond has been duly and lejinlly Issuod
on petition ulKiiod by more than 10 por
cent of the leical voters of tho city of
North I'latte, Nebraska, and authorized
by moro than a three-fifths voto of the
electors of tho olty, votlnff on tho prop
osition of their Issuanoo at an election
called for the submission of such prop
osition. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND
RECITED that all nets, requirements
nnd conditions precedent to the Issue
of said bonds liavo been duly and legal
ly dono and porformed and this bond Is
a legal and valid obligation of tho city
of North Platto, In the county of Lincoln
and statoof Nebraska ;that thefe 1b
no constitutional or statutory limitation
of the state of Nebraska that In nny
wlso effect this bond for the perform
ance of all of which the faith and credit
of tho city of North Platte, In the coun
ty of Lincoln nnd state ot Nebraska is
irrevocably pledged and nlso the proper
ty resources and revenues of said city
of North Platto,
IN WITNESS "WHEREOF t,le c!t' of
North Platt-vln the county of Lincoln
and state of Nebraska has caused this
bond to ha slgped by Us mayor, attested
by Its dork and recorded undor the
seal of the City and the coupons hereto
attached to bo signed by said ofilcers
by their fao Blmlle signatures, which
oillcera dd by the execution hereof
adopt as and for their respective signa
tures their respective fac slmllo signa
tures appearing on said coupons, all
this Isrirtay of June, 1917.
HENRY WALTEMATH,
Mayor,
Attested 1
O. E. ELPBR. City Clerk.
(SEAL)
The Nurse Brown Memorial
Homeopathic Hospital
1008 West Fourth Street.
For thp treatment of Medical, Surgical
"" and Obatotrlcal Patients.
JOHN S. TWINEM, M. 1.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Oilice: Building and Loan Uuildinp
Phone Residence 115
lIt. JIAJtOLI) A. TENNER
Osteopath.
Helton Uullding
Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Phones
Office Black 333 ItosBlack 1020
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C . DROST,
Osteopalhlc Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Postoftice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for tho
pcientific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories. x
Staff:
Geo. BVDcnt, M. D. V. Lncas, M. D.
J.HRedfieId,M.D. J. S. Simms, H.D
FARMERS
Talk to Me before employing your
Auctioneer.
COL. DICK HAYES,
16 SOUTH WILLOW ST.
DEBRYBERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Erabalaers ,
Undertakers and Funeral Director!
.Day Phone 234.
Night Phone Black 688.
Sheep and Cattle
FOR SALE
Farmers this is the year and the
time of the year to get stock to eat
up your rough feed. I haVe on
hand and for sole 3000 feeding lambs
and ewes, and 500 cattle. Come
and talk to me.
C. II WALTER,
NORTH PLATTE.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEY. ..
Practice Limited to
Surprory and Bndiuin Therapy
728 City National Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska,
E. IV. FETTER,
Physician
- X KAY
Office: First Nntlonnl Bank Building.
Phono 308
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dentist
Itooms 1 and 2 Belton Building
North Platto, Nobraska.
Big Prices for
and all kinds of
Mixed Iron $6.00 per ton.
Clenn Cast Iron $10 per ton.
Bring your Furs to 1110 before jou shin
nnd get my price.
L. LIPSHITZ.
DIENEIt & KENNEDY
ricnl Estate, Fire, Tornado and Hail
Insruancc Special Agents Globe
Llfo Insurance Company,
Corner Front and Dowey Sts., Upstairs
Phono Bed 572. North I'latte, Nob.
Hospital Phono Black 888.
House Phone Black SS8.
Y. T. PBITCIIAED,
Gradsate Veterlaarlaa
Higat years a QerenuBeat Veterlaar
iaa. Hospital 218-iosta Loe&it 8L,
one-kaU block soatk-west of tka
Cewt Hesaik,
Notice to Contractors
Directors Of School DTstrlct No. C.
Sutherland, Lincoln" countyl 'Nebraska,
will receivo bids at tho office Ot the
secretary until 8 o'clock n. m., otflho,",,'
7th day of Dccombor, for tho con-'
strtuctlon of a now school building at
Sutherland. Heating and plumbing
to be let separately. AH bids to be ac
companied by cortlfled check for 5
of amount of proposal; 76 bond re
quired of successful contractor. All
proposals to bo Bealed and addressed
to Geo. C. White, Sec'y.. Sutherland,
Nobr.
Plnns mav bo had at tho Coates Lum.
bor Co., North Platto, or at tho office
of tho" secretary.
The right is resorved to reject any
or all bids.
8G-G GEO. C. WHITE, Sec'y.
. LIMIT 2000
OLD LINE ON
Soldiers and Drafted Men
GET YOURS TODAY.
J. E. SEBASTLVN. State Mcrr.
Office: Brodbeck Bldg.
' Phone Office Red 612
Residence Red 348
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
BLACK DIAMOND
DEHORNING PENCIL
For Sale at
A. F. FINK'S
Harness and Saddelry.
Every pencil will dehorn 50 calves
from 10 days to 10 months old for
$1.00.
A forfeit, of $5 for any calf, that
fails to dehorn. Call and get one.
Phone Red 456.
J. B. REDFEELD.
PJimClAH Ai SURGEON
Successor to
PHYSICIAN & SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs. Redflold & Redllold
Office Phone 642 Res. Phone 676
Estrny Kotlco
Taken up on section 25-13-30, south
of tho Baker school house, by tho un
dersigned who there resides, on Sep
tember 10th, 1917, an Iron gray, two
year old niaro, weight about 800
pounds, no brands discernible. Own
er is requested to provo property, pay
charges and take animal away.
80-10 R. G. TATTISON.
Notice to Bond Buyers
Directors of School District No. 55,
Sutherland, Lincoln county, Nebr., will
receivo bids at the office of the secre
tary until 12 o'clock, noon, on tho 7th
Lday of December, 1917, for $3G,000.00
scnooi bonus bearing six per cent semi
annual interest, bonds In denomination
of $1000.00 each and payable three
bonds each "year commencing July
1st, 1922.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
GEO, Q. WHITE, Sec'y.
86-C School District No. 55.
Notice 'of Petition :
Estate No. 1509 of Mary J. O'Harq,
deceased, In tho county court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska. To ail per
sons interested in said estate take no
tice that a petition has been filed for
the probate of an instrument "purport
ing to bo the last will and testament
of said Mary J. O'Hare and for tho
appointment of Anna and Josio O'Haro
as. executors of said will, which has
been sot for hearing herein on Novem
ber 30, 1917, at O'o'clock a. m.
Dated November 1, 1917.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
n6n27 County Judge.
NOTICE EO CItEDITOItS
Estate No. -1611 of Libble Johnston,
deceased, In the County Court of Lin
coln, County, Nebraska;
rtfa??iStaVte. of Nbraska, ss. Creditors
of said estate will take notice that tho
time limited for presentation and filing
?J ,la.lms a?ajnst said estate is March
14. 1918, and for settlement of said os-
lwJa..Novembe.r 9- 1918 that I will
sit at tho county court room In said
county, on December 14, 1917, nt 9
o clock a. m., and on March U, 1918, at
Lcl0 u m' J? receive, examine,
S-S?J,finllowt ,or n,dJ,U8t all claims and
objections duly filed.
ni 1,111 ' aE0 5 FRENCH,
nl3tU1 County Judge.
,, LEGAL NOTICE.
. William Warron and tho unknown
holrs, devisees, legatees and personal
representatives of William Warren and
all other persons Interested In tho es
tat6 of William Warren; Joslo Warron,
and tho unknown heirs, devisees, lega
teos and personal representatives of
Josio Warren and all other persons in
terested In the estate of Josio Warren,
defendant-, will horcby tako notlco that
jriA'i0 st,h,tlny of November, 1917, Elfzu
JClsor, nlaintlff, In an action wherein
the said Eliza Klser Is plaintiff and tho
above named defendants, are defend
ants, niel her petition In tho District
Court of Lincoln county, Nobraska,
afalrtst -said defendants nnd each of
M,"- v. P a,"tllT alleges in her petition
that she Is tho owner In feo simple and
I" tho possession of North one-half of
i,ot.,lc)oln bounty Clerk's Sub-dlvlsIon
of the South one-half of tho Northeast
Quarter of section 32, In township 14,
North of ratiKe 30, West of the eth V.
b'xcrvr hai art,of Lot 10 lylne
,m?iHtiof ,Lot,s ,7- 8. nnd 9 In said Sub
dlylslon deeded toAntonStenner.as said
lot 10 Is platted and of record In tho
ofllco of the County Clerk of Lincoln
ooimty, Nebraska, all located In Lin
coln county, Nebraska, and that the
said plaintiff has been In the opon and
ndverso possession of tho samo as
apralnst the defendants and as against
all persons claiming, by or through the
defendants, and oach of them, and
against tho whole world, for moro than
ton consooutlvo years last past: tho ob
ject and prayer of plalntlnVs petition Is
to quiet title In the plaintiff in and to
North one-half of Lot 10 In County
Clerk's Sub-dlvlslon of the South one
half of the Northeast Quarter of sec
tion 32, In township 14, North of- range
30, west of the 6th V. M., except that
part of Lot 10 lying west of Lots 7, 8
and 0 In said Sub-dlvlslon, doeded to
Anton Stenner, as said lot 10 Is platted
and of record in the office of the Coun
ty Clerk of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
and to exclude each and all of the said
defendants from all right, title, Inter
est, claim and demand In an to said
land of whatsoever kind or nature anor
for such other and further rellof ns
may be Just and equitable.
You nre further notified that said
District Court on the 8th day of Novem
ber, 1917, made and entered an order
permitting service by publication upon
each of the said defendants for four
consecutive weeks, as required by law.
And said defendants are further notified
that they aro required, to answer said
Betltlon on or before the 24th day of
lecember, 1917.
v ELIZA KISER,
By GEO. N. GIBBS,
n!3d7 Her Attorney.