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Entered at tho North Platto, Nebraska lecture to a Gorman civilian:
Postofllco a8 Second Class Matter. "Just take my advice, ho "and
, atay right horo In Oormany where you
mm iv Ki'itinr VUV 7th Him belong. Thoy aro laying for you fol
1LIIKUAK1 7IM, luiv. ! Jow.fl )mck j,, tho Htates and you aro
(JAN WO.MHN VOTE IN
Tin; si'rino election?
1
Lincoln Journal: Aro tho womon of
Nebraska entitled to vote at tho com-
Ing municipal elections in Nebraska?
' On the faco of It the decision of JiiiIko ,
Fluniiburg on tho referendum petition
loavos last yoar's suffrage act In full
effect. This means full votlntr HKhts
for women In the municipal elections
savo whore Judicial offlcos mav bo !
concomod. Tho decision of the district
judgo Is to be appnal.ed, however. '
There Is onon vh room for doubt as to
tho stntus of the women In tho moan-
whllo flomowhat to cloud tho sltua-
tlon.at Is to bo boned that tho final i
decision In tho case will bo rondorcd
In tlmo to sottle all doubt. Meanwhile, '
If tho present leglslaturo had much '
doubt as to tho outcome, it would
probably bo glad to repass tho law
with tho omorgency clause making
tho women's title to tho ballot at the
coming oloctlon Indisputable.
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Sland to Lose a Itilllon.
Grain dealers ahnoarlm? Tiiesdnv
boforo tho bouso agriculture commit-,tHoy ,ovo tho United States hotter
too at Washington proposod that tho tln' aermany, but don't you bollovo
government pay tho guaranteed price You (lon,t ll0nr ot any refusing to
of $2.20 por bushol for tho 1010 whoatl,urn t,iclr machine guns on Amorlcan
crop and sell It to tho consumer nt i troapB. ui course, wo navo nothing to
tho world, market prlco, which they''10 wItu passports horo, but wo don't
estimated would bo about $1.25. Tho
witnossos gonorally bollovod this plan
would cost tho government probably
a billion and a quarter dollars, but
said thin loss was proforablo to any
attompt on tho part of government to
maintain an artificial prlco. Ropro
sontatlva Lover of South Carolina,
suggostod throo othor plans: that tho
wheat mopomont ho entirely on tho
pro-war basis; that tho govornmont
possibly bo restricted by tho govorn
mont bplnjr r- M'orlzod to soil or huv
so as to provont manipulation, anil
that tho domestic movomont lm en
tirely on tho pro-war basis with tho
oxoort movoment under fcdornl con
trol. ' A Job for Even- Knlilfnr.
WaBhlngton. Fob. 5. ."Evnrv nniiiinr
who put on tho uniform of tho Unltod
States, who fought or trained to fight,
will havo a job if ho wants on'o " Sec
retary Raker declared today In dollv
orlng tho oponlng address at tho 14th
annual convention of tho national
rlverfl and harbors congress.
Tho' secretary omphaBlzod tho duty
of American IiubIiioso men to co-op-orato
In what tho govornmont wan
doing ln this direction, and HIllll flint
ovory chamhor of commerco, board of
liuuu ur otnor Bimnar organization!
should reallzo Uio need for Its ipartlci
patlon.
Berlin Nlghli jf,, filiyi
I'ovorlsh calotv rfi?nH
tho .night lifo of Uorllu according to
an officer of tho alltod mlwi.in jubt
returned from tho capital. Tho cafeB
. L!',0Wt,t!l1 ordlnoty dlnnor ocs
?00. "i .mp'.i.c fotcluH ?:(0 i 1)o'Ij
Tho rest of Berlin, howovor, Is starv
ing and crlmo Is o tho Incroaso.
nio peoplo appear to bollovo Presi
dont Wilson will seoure a fair peaco
for thorn and savo a good doal out of
tho wreck, including tho Gorman
'colonies.
CHl'WII ANNMINCEMENTS.
, ,l!St, ri,urc ud Sunday school
10M0. Sormon 11:00. Themo "lleliQld
Ho Prayeth" or "What you can expect
r a man who prays." Parents aro In
vlted'to nttond tho morning sorvlco
with their children. Tho smaller chil
dren will have their Sunday school
hour In the church basement whllo
tho older child
listen to tho sonnon. All are roqt'ostod
to come promptly at 10:30 or flvo
mlnutos oarllor. n. v p n t n.on
. Evening worahlp at 7:30. Themo "Bo'
comlng a Man." A sorninn fnr tn-.,.
ngo hoys, a conpanlon sormon .to the
ifnuu in parents last Sunday
All aro cordlnllv lnvli,i
, tho Baptist church Uieir church home.
a. u. HULL, Pastor.
FOlt' SALE.
JIaving sold my hoo business I will
ior a short tlmo off or my modorn
iipmo at a bargain.
W. II. DIENER, 820 East 0th street,
i-nono, jicrt 133,
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Card of TliankH.
It is with hoartfolt gratltudo that
wo take this moans of thanklne nnr
many frlonds for tholr kind assistance
io us in our grief In tho doath of our
two eons, and husband and for tho
uuuiHiMii uowors.
Mr. and Mrs. Danlol Grooloy
Mrs. Forost Greeloy and sons.
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Only 8 por cent of tho womon om
ployod In factory work In Now York
Btuto last year drew wages In orcosa
of $20 a week, and 53 per cont drow
loss than $12. Tho flcuros hilaco tho
workers abovo suspicion of profiteer
ing.
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Kidney disorders causo much ills
tress of mind and liody. Such all
niQiits should not bo noloctod. bo
causo thoy loud to diseases that aro
dangorous. Prickly Ah Blttors is a
flno kidnoy tonic. It strengthens tho
kidneys mid purlflea tho stomach and
bowolB. Prlco $1,25 por bottlo. GUM
MERE-DENT DRUQ CO., Spoclal Agt
:o? :-
. . Entniy Notlca
. ,, Taken up on or atiout January 23
-1910. on section 14-12-31. by tho un
dorsigned who thoro roBldes, ono bay
-Jiorso, 2 yrs. old, wolght 800; black
maro 2 yrs, old, wolght 800; gray
maro z yrs. old. wolgut 800; no
brands. Owner call, provo property,
pay chargos and talco animals away,
J. M. CuANDALL.
are anxious to return.
A eorrospondont writing from Cob
lenz, Gcrmnny, says:
Wlion tho correspondent ontored
on8 of 1,10 headqunrtorB offices today,
a lot safor right bore."
Wit. .iit.lWri.. nllnlsrwt lila linnltf aril.
uted and rotro(i
"What's tho inattor with tho bird?"
naked tho correspondent, and the enp-
tain explained:
"He's anothor of those damned
borhoa that we call 'Amorlcan cltl-
zens for convenience.' Wo havo had
about Cf dozen wanting passports to
tlio liniioci stales. uney woro worn in
Germany, wont to the United States
and took out citizenship papers and
then, nccordlng to their Btorlos, clthor
Just happonod to ho over hero when
tho war started or woro forcod to ro-
turn and Join tho German nrmy. Some
fought for four years.
"Now thoy know that hard times
aro ahoad of Germany and want to go
lack to Amorlca, whore It Is soft
picking. I suppose they will oven send
American money over to holp pay tho
Indemnity.
"Thoro aro others who moroly took
U'olr first papors and quit right thoro
without a thought of becoming cltl
zons. It wag moroly convonlont for
tnom to bo aula to say tney had np-
Plied for citizenship. Thoy also say
toll tho bocho soldiers that without
first telling them tho wolcomo that
awaits thorn ln tho stnteB If thoy go."
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COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS.
Fobruary 3, 1919
Board mot, present Koch. Ilcrmlng-
liauaon, Springer and county clerk.
ClnlniB woro allowed a3 follows:
O. Hicks, road work, $9.00.
Grant McNcol, road work, $39.00
Davo Roynolds, road work, $5.00.
II. S. SandorB, road work, $15.00.
J. F. Snydor, bridge Work, $15.00.
J. F. Snydor, dragging roads $12,00.
Ira McPhootors, dragging, $51.75.
. faundry porsons, road work. Dlst,
58. $40.00
Sundry porsons road dragging $7.50
ftou. toi. uo tolls, $24.63.
E. C. Hostottor, bridge work, $52.
W. T. Elliott, brldgo work, $G0.
Nob. Tel. Co., phono rent, $18.43.
A. S. Allen, office oxponsoa, $47.67.
A. S. Allon, salary, $137.50.
Anna Andorson, caro Emma Ander
son, $35.00.
L. A. Gambrcl, salary and cash Items
f77.6U.
Fred Tobas, brldgo work, $30.00,
Esslo Wessburg, salary. $75.00.
Fayo Elder, Bttlary, $65.00.
Alloon Qantt, salary. $133.33.
Ailoou Qantt, offlco expense, $27.79
mrs. j. u. uaii, caro of TufT, $18
At J. Salisbury, salary, $145.00
Tim Sutton, salary. S100.00.
E. S. Brownoll, rent hall oloctlon,
Sundry persons, vltnl statistic
?35.75.
Howard McConnolJ, dragging, $33
A. E. Huntlngont, bailiff? $20.00.
Tt IT T .
ivi 1 1. uuiulv. services ntnt
urown, s&u.oo
Sundry porsotiB. sorvl COS Ktfifn vfl
urown. ?100.00
h. H. Springer, sorvlcos anil mlln-
ago, SYK.0.
F. W. IlormliiKhauBon. sorvIceH mwi
miiougo, $78.20.
S. J. Koch, services nml mil on rrn
f.)U,UU.
(1 f Art n '
Paul Moyor, surveying, $20. 80.
N. P. L. & P. Co., services, $225.
.i. u. uompniii a. son, printing, $18
nun u. Aioyor, omco rent, $12.00
.J R. Rltlior. rlvnr wnrlr i"7n nn
S'oo B II"tehln8 caro ot i)00r'.
Bond of L. C. Mnrovlsh annroved nH
assessor ot Hoouer precinct.
UOIHl Of J .Q Kettle. nHSORflnf Mnv.
won procinct apnroved.
UOIHl Ot Will. LovilOldl rnnil nvnr.
seer uistriot 4, approved.
Adjourneil to Februnry 4, 1919.
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Allies Outllno Desires.
Paris. A roiich outiinn nt n.n ,i
Biros Of tho flVO irrnnt iimvi.ra nut.
iiiuiiB inoir aspirations through tho
uuiiuu liouieroiico. HUM Imnn mm n nnh
lie.
Franco insists on crontlnn nt hnffn
kuuos aiong tno uiiino, posBlbly Pal
atinato and RIioiiIbIi Prussln Rh
oentlnn nt fnr.
tresses furthor north nil tlln Tllilnn
Annexation of Alsaco I
rosioration or tlio Sarro rlvor line is
uesirou.
International freedom of trnnall Uv
iiiimuo uim wnior wnvn in mn,in n
tioaturo of Great Britain's domands
Mie wants mandatory powor ovor
Gorman Islanda south of tho oqumtor
uiiu uver ucrmnn Boutliwost Africa
uurman wast Africa and In Mosopo
IUII1IU,
Italy IISKB for tho TrnnH.m n
uir as uronner Pass, possession of
loiiuiuB in mo Aegoon sea, and th
province ot Adal a. She wmihi ui,
uip uaimation Islands or noutraliz
atlon of that torritorv.
uoumanin wnnts to annox the Haps
uorK IirimnPOB K)f IlllrMnw- nn u.,,1
iransyivania and tho nErlcultn -nl
uisirici. or uanat. Sorbla also dnsl
a largo stretch of tho lattor tor -u
tory. Tho provinces of Bosnia i M
Horzogovlna aro also doslrod hv
Servla.
Bolglum Insists on reparation f -damages
at least to tho sum of flfte'
billion francos and nosslblv emnt
sums. She also wants tho loft bank t f
tho Shcldt rlvor nml will
Weblscllo In Luxomburg to docldo If
emu country uosiroa to annox with
Frnnco or Bolglum or retain her auto
nomy.
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If you want tho family to bo heal
thy and actlVO. ulV0 tllOin Ilollintnr'n
Rocky Mountnln Teat this month, ij
ii-KuiuiuH mo oowois, noips tno ap
potlto, puts llfo and onorgy In tho
wholo family. S5e, Toa or Tablots.
J. O. PATTERSON, Druggist.
AT 200 BILLION.
Loudon, Feb. 5 Tho dlreot cost of
tho war Is estimated nt 40.000,000,
000 Pounds ($250,000,000,000) in a
spooial article In tho Dally Telegraph
today. Tho author estimates' the in
direct cost of diminished trado and
financial disturbance at 60000,000,
000 Pounds.
"Vast sums," ho says, "havo been
used for Bheor destruction and vast
public debts havo been Incurred for
which thoro Is no corresponding
causo. Throughout two-thirds of the
world usoful production lias beon sus
pended four yoars and Its placo tnkon
for slaughter of human llvoa and an
nihilation of accumulated wealth.
"But we may hopo wo havo ended
forover the danger of Prussian mili
tarism. If out of the ruins of the last
four yoars thero arises i now, bright
er ami happier world thon tligjillllons
that havo beem spent will not all have
been spent In vain."
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Miss M. Sllcman. steam baths an''
Swedish Massage Indies and centlf
men. Phono 897. Brodbeck bldg. 85f
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STRAYED About two months ago
from sections 25 and 35, five miles
northoast of Dickens, two White-
faced yearling steers, branded with
ug or bottle brand on loft side on
ribs. Good reward for any informa
tion loading to recovery of same.
JOHN wILKE.N. Dickons, Neb.
THE FARMERS'
H. M. JOHANSEN
North Platte, Nebraska
PHONE (118.
By callng this number you can as
certain whoro I am.
Don't Dry Dishes-
-Far
i em
Why wait until noxt summer bo
foro buying that Electric Fan! It's
usoful. you know, tho year 'round
Bosldcs
By noxt summtir tho supply of fans
may bo as limited as Gorman victories.
You can got oxcollcnt sorvlco from
your Electric Fan even In zero weath-
or.
"How?" Just as many othor shrewd
hoiiBowIvos do. For InBtanco
Drying dlBhes, clothes, fruit.
Driving heat out of tho kitchen
into loss warm rooms and halls.
Directing it against tho radiator
and distributing heat cvonly
throughtout tho room.
Como In and let's talk it over.
It's often wlso to , buy fans in tho
oarly fall whon they aro to ho had.
Buy beforehand! Buy now!
N. B. You say yon havo a fun. "Well
Is It usablc workable? Bettor have
Is overhauled for Winter's war work.
Wo do It quickly economically.
NORTH PLATTE
LIGHT
AND POWER COMPANY
OOCTORJ). T. QUIOLET
Practice Limited to
Surgery und Itmllttm Thorup
728 City National Bank Uulldlng.
Omaba. Nobrnskx
Notico of Roforeo's Sale
Notico 1b horoby given that by vir
tuo of an ordor Issued to nio by tho
District Court in and for Lincoln
County, Nebraska, in an action whoro
in Katlo B. Lowo is malntiff and Marie
Lowo, Enimott Lowo, a minor; Laura
F. Lowo, a minor; and Mabel Lowo, a
minor, aro dofondants, I will on tho
8th day of March. 1919. at tho hour
ot two o'clock ot eald day at tho oast
front door of tho court houao ln tho
city of Nortli Platto. Lincoln Countv.
Nobraska, soil at public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash the following
described roal ostato eltuato in the
county ot Lincoln nnd Stato ot Ne
braska, to-wit: Southeast Ounrtor
(SEV4) of Soctlon Twenty-flvo (25),
lYlwrialiln MHn fi X . 1 .
-w. ..,4u yatl iurill OI UUIlgU
Thirty (30), Wost of tho Gth P. M.
Dntod this 28th day of January. 1919
et-oii u. js. tJUDER, Roforoo.
AUCTIONEER
NORTH PLATTE
t
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Halt Block North ot Postoflice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for thn
pciontific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement caseo.
Completely equipped X-Rsy
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent. M. D. V. Lccas, M. D.
J. B. RcdficliM.D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
GEO. I). DENT,
riisylclnn and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Surgery
and Obstretrlcs.
Office: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Office 130, Residence 115
Office Phono 340 Res. Black 376
DR. SHAFFER,
Osteopathic Physician
Bolton Bldg. North Platto, Neb.
Office phone 241. ReH. phone 217
L. C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - NebrasKu.
Knights of Columbus Building.
Phono 308
ALBEJtT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Belton Building
North Platte, Nebraska.
Reference:- Farmers State Bank
R. I. SIIAPPELL,
AUCTIONEER
Sutherland, Ncbr.
I alway tako stock buyers with me
and always soli for tho high dollar.
L. M. McCLARA,
Auctioneer.
My ono best reference I'm always
dated ahead Phono at my expense
for dates
OGALALLA, NEBRASKA
DERBYBERRT & FORBES,
Licensed Embamers
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day phone 41
Night phono Black 5SS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LIN-
COLN COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
In tho flutter of tho Estato of
JAMES 1 1. BURLISON, Deconscd,
NOTICE.
To Alllo G. Burlison now Allio G
Kamrar, Augustus E. Burlison, Sarah
A. Burlison, and to alt persons inter-
ested In tho estato of James 11. Bur-
uau , uoa'i sm uim io a
croditors of said James H. Burlison
deceased, and to all persons nterestod
In tho SWA and tho S of the NWVi
of Section 25, Townhip 13. North, of.
r , B, U i. , , l" '
Lincoln County. Nebraska:
You and each of you aro hereby
notified that on tho 1st day of Febru
ary, 1919, Thonins G. Rowley, tiled his
'potitlon in tho County Court of Lin
coin County, Nebraska, in which said
potitlon It Is alleged that James H.
Burlison died Intestato o the Gth day
of November, 1892 at Hamburg, Eric
County. Sta o ot Now ork, and loft
surviving him no children nor the
children of any deceased children,
Tln L? IV
i- ' I! ' r.. f, ..Jii "' i.V;
Kamrnr. Augustus E. Burlison, his
father, Sarah A. Burlison, his mother,
and that said persons aro his solo and
nnlv Imlra nt Inw nml unvt nt lfln nla
only heirs at law and noxt of kin, also
alleging that said Jamos H. Burlison
died seized ot the SV and tho QV"' :ua n
nf iim Mwu nt sontinn 05 Tni,in or "JJust all claims and objections
13, Nortli, of Rango 31, West of the
Gth P. M.. in Lincoln County, Nebras
ka. It Is also alleged In the said poti
tlon that tho petitioner, James O.
Rowley, is now tho owner ot said land
having derived titlo thoroto by mesno
convoyance from tho said heirs of
James H. Burlison, deceased.
You aro furthor notified that the
nvm-ni. nf on 1,1 nntltlnn la Hint n llmA
i. . fn .1, i ti
notico lie given to said heirs and to
all porsons Intorostel ln tho estato . i V ; " ' TSTn '
of James H. Burlison and to all credi- "mt the 17" f ,May' 191,9' haB
lors of said James II. Burlison and KC(m Bot ad aPPotatod as tho day for
to all persons Intorostod In tho SWV, "l0f roptlon, oxamlnatlon and ad
and tho S of tho NWV of Section 25 JBtmont and allowance ot lawful
Township 13. North, ot RanKo 31. claims and demands of all persons,
Wost of tho Gth P M., in Lincoln pt ostato and that tho
County, Nebraska, and that on tho County Court ot Lincoln County. Ne
hearlng of said 'petition tho Court knuika, w 11 at said tlmo receive, ox
determtno that said Jnnies II. Burlt- n adjust; nnd; allow all such
nr died on tho Gth' day of November. clalms against said estato, a3 provid
1892, intORtato and seized of tho SW ed,by lnw at tho County Court Room
nnd tho SK. of tho NWU ot Soctlon 1,1 "10 Courthouso in tho City of North
?5. Township 13. North, of Rano 31, Platto, Lincoln County, Nobraska, and
Woat of tho 0th P .M.. In Lincoln nU persons so interested In Bald ob
Countv Nohraskn. and to determine tftto, will nppoar at said time and
who tho holrs of tho said Jamos H. nlnc0 and duly preslont tholr said
Burlison wore nt tlio tlmo of his death, claims and demands in tho mannor
denrreo ot. V'nsbJo and tholr right to roquirod by law, or show causo for
Inherit salt Ipnds. not so doing, and ln caso any of said
And yo't and oach of you aro thoro- claims or demands shall not bo pro
tnm notjfipil to nnnar nt t.b Countv sentcd on or prior to tho said 17th
Titdga's offlco in tho Courthouso in nay of May, 1919, tho samo shall be
bo nt.v of Vorfb Plnt.to. Nobrnqn forovor barred.
the Rh duv of March. 1919. to IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I havo
i'w o(iiib f nnv tboro bo whv t'io signed this notico and affixed the seal
ir,vpr of said notltton should not bo of said Court this 17th day of Janu
cranted. ary. 1919.
Wm. II. C WOODHURST, Win. H. C. WOODHURST,
F4.2 County Jiidg. (SEAL) County Judgo. J21F14
Dlt. TWINES HOSPITAL
For Medical, Surgical, Mat
ernity and convalescent patir
ents.
Successful operation on
Appendix, when necessary
Gall bladder
Hemorrhoids
Tonsils
Adenoids
Hospital Phone 110
Office Phone 183
Residence Phone 2S3
1008 West Fourth Street
North Platte, Neb.
m
NOTICE!
Wif not writo your flro nhd cyclone
insnrnnco wltn n rclinuio company ;
who Invest Uiolr premiums In Liberty ;
Bonds and glvo our county tlio credit.
Sec us for farm and automobile rates
NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE CO.
W. E. FLYNN
ATTORNEY-AT-LA"
Office over McDonald Bank.
Offlco Phono 1130 Res. Phono 1120
ED. EiEKIG,
Auctioneer.
General Farm Sulcs a Specialty.
References nnd Dares at First Na
tional llnnlc, North Platte, Neb.
Phono 1000.
SALE DATES:
Vi. E. Gates, February -Jtli. .
John Primrose, Feb. Cth, 1910. .
John Spencer, Jr., February 11th.
W. 11. & C. P. Howard, February 2,th.
Fred Kuscr, ainrch IstJi.
Best Price Paid for
AT THE
Hog Market
Office at the Old Stock Yards
We also buy cattle. Call phone
Black 381 for prices
ED. TODENHOFT,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Big Price for Furs.
From $2 to $4.50 for prime skins.
Muskrats from 20c to $1.50
L. LIPSHITZ.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Broken" Bow,
Nebraska, January 22, 1919.
Notico Is hereby glvou that Bloss A.
Ellas, of North Platte, Neb., who, on
August 14, 1915,inado Homfbstead En
try North Platte No. 0G272, Broken
Bow No. 011866G for tho S SEVl,
Section 22, Township 15 North, Range
30 west of flth Princinle. Meridian lias
nip.i
intention to make!"- wuey, deceased, and the unknown
three-year proof to establish claim to
tho land al)OVo ascribed before the
County Judge of Lincoln county, Ne-
braska, at North Platte, Nebraska, on
tho 10th d o Marchi 19J9
ninhnanl names as witnesses: Don-
nla Brlen c. R. Smltu Patrick Mc-
Graw and John Weldon, all of North
Platto. Nebraska.
MACK C. WARRINGTON.
J2Sf2S Register.
Notico to Creditors.
E3tato No. 1G10 of Evangeline Gough
Lmcolu County, Nebraska.
f voKmaim qh Pmrti.
tors o sa,d said estato wJU tako
nnH,0 ,hnt th(, Minn ,.,..,, fn nrps.
nutation and filing of claims against
I estate is May 28th, 1919, and for
tho sottlomont of said estate 1 Janu
ary 24th, 1920, that I will sit at the
county court room in said county on
Fobruarv oSth 19i o at io o'clock a
r COrilUry -Sill, iJiJ, at 1U O ClOCK a.
m.,
and on May 28th, 1919, at 10
duly fllotI,w,T n wnni
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
J2Sf2S County Judgo.
LN THE COUNTY COURT OF
LINCOLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA
In tho Mattor ot tho Estato ot Anna
Margarotha Meyor, Deceased.
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i LEGAL NOTICE.
Moroll Keith Neville, Plaintiff,
vs.
David Cash and Ellen L. Cash, and
tho heirs, doviseos, Jjjgateoa and per
sonal representatives and against all
porsons Interested in tho ostato of
David Cash and Ellen L. Cash, de
coased, and against tho uukuown
owners nnd claimants of tho following
doscribed land situate In Lincoln
County, Nebraska, Northoast Quarter
of Northeast Quarter anil Lots 2. a
and 4 of Section 1, Township 13,
itango 30; East Half of Northeast
Quarter and Lots 1, 2 ana 3 of Soctlon
35, Township 14, Rango 30. Tho un
known heirs, devisees, or legatees of
Abram Wiley, deceased, unknown
heirs, devisees or legatees of Cynthia
T. Wiloy, deceased, and tlio unknown
heirs, devisees or legateos of Frank
M. Wiley, decoased, and against the
unknown owners or claimants of tho
following described land situate in
Lincoln County, Nebraska, South half
of Northeast quartor and Lots 1 and
2 of Soctlon 4, Township 13, Range
29. Goorgo A. Hoagland, his heirs,
dovisooB, legatees, personal represen
tatives and unknown claimants of the
following described land situated in
Lincoln County, Nebraska, South Half
of Southeast Quarter, South Half of
Southwest Quarter of Section 12,
Township 13, Rango 29, Defendants
First Causo of Action.
To David Cash, Ellen L. Cash and
tho holrs, doviseos, logatoes and per
sonal reprosentatives and all persons
interested in the estato of David Cash,
deceased, and Ellen L. Cash, deceased.
uim mo uniuiown owners and un
known claimants of tho following de-
Bcrioeu land sltuat? in Lincoln Countv
Nebraska, to-wit: Northeast Quartor
of Northeast Quarter (NEi4 of NE&)
and Lots Two (2), Three (3) and Four
(V ot faection Ono (1) Townshln
Thirteon (13), N. of Range Thirty
(30) and the East Half of Northeast
Quarter (Ei2 of NEy) and Lots One
U), two (2) and Three (3) of Section
Thirty-five (35), Township Fourteon
(14), N. of Range Thirty (30), West
Gtlr P. M.f defendants.
You and each of you will tako notice
that Morell Keith Nevlllo has com
moncGd an action In t;ho District
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
against you and each of vnu. tho ob
ject and prayer of which said petition
is io quiet title in plaintiff against
you and each of you in the following
described lands situate in Lincoln
County, Nebraska, to-wit: Northeast
Quarter of Northeast Quarter (NE&
of NEi4) and Lots Two (2), Threo (3)
and Four (4) of Section One (1)
Township Thirteon (13), Rango Thir
ty (30), West Cth P. M., and East
Half of Northeast Quarter (E of
NE&) and Lots One (1), Two (2) and
Three (3) of Section Thirty-five (35),
Township Fourteen (14), Rango Thir
ty (30), West Gth P. M., and to have
decreed to him new and independent
title by reason of adverse possession
of said described promises against
you by himself and his grantors.
Second Cause of Action.
To Abram Wiloy, Cynthia T. Wiley,
Frank M. Wiley and tho heirs, dovi
seos, legatees and personal represen
tatives and all persons interested in
tho estato of Abram Wilov. deceased.
Cynthia T. Wiley, doceased.and Frank
owners and tho unknown claimants
of tho following describod lands sit
uate in Lincoln County. Nebraska, to
wit: South half of Northeast Quar
ter (S NEU) and Lots One (1)
and Two (2) of Section Four (4) In
Township Thirteon (13), Range Twen-
ly-nino (ZU), west of tho Gth P. M.,
defendants.
You and each of you will take
notico that Moroll Kolth Nevlllo has
commenced an action In the District
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
against you and each of you. th ob
ject and prayer of which said petition
ia io quiet title m plaintiff against you
and each of you in the following des
cribed lands situato ln Lincoln Coun
ty, Nobraska, to-wit: South Half of
Northeast Quarter (S1 NE&) and
Lots Ono (1) and Two (2) of Section
Four' (4), Township Thirteen (13),
Rango Twonty-nlno (29), west of tho
Gth P. M., and to havo decreed in him
new and Independent titlo by reason
of ndvorso possession of said describ
ed lands against you by himself and
his grantors.
Third Causo of Action.
To George A. Hoagland and tho
heirs, dovisees, logatoes and personal
representatives and all porsons In
terested in tho estate of George A
Hoagland, deceased, and the unknown
owners and unknown claimants of tho
following described lands situato in
Lincoln County, Nobraska, to-wit:
South half ot Southeast Quarter (SV
of SE,4) and South Half of Southwest
wimrior or sw) ot Soctlon
Twelvo (12) .Township Thirteen (13)
Range Twonty-nlno (29), west of tho
Gth P. M.. defendants.
Yqui and each of you will tako notico
that Morell Kolth Novillo has com
menced an action in tho District
Court of Lincoln Connty, Nebraska,
against you and oach of you, Uio ob
ject and prayor of which said petition
la to quiet title in plaintiff ngainfit you
and each of you in tho following de
scribed lands situate in Lincoln Coun-
:nebr?sk,a' t0"w,t: Sout Half ot
Southeast Quarter (S SE&) and
? JUw Jf of Soutwest Quartor (SLA
of SW4) of Soctlon Twelvo (12)
ty-nlno (29). west of the Gth P M
and to have decreed in him now and
Independent title by reason of ad
vcrso possession ot said described
promises against you by hlmsolf nnd
his grantors.
nT,Y,vlLaunl ,each of WH mako
answer horoin on or before tho 17th
day of Fobruary. 1919, or your do-
nt PVS1.?, ontercd gainst you as In
said petition prayed.
MORELL KEITH NEVILLE.
J7-5w
Plaintiff.