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i f X i V Si ALGAROBA WILD FOREST TREE Has Been Spread Over Barren Lnnda In Hawaii Without Any Effort of Artificial Planting. V k . ' JPl'i? inw'mllo trot .or.uliwrobavVns orjjjnih.U.v Introduced into lluwnll by FiltlfUr IWCliolot, anil nlnnft'il in' tin-, CnhDllojiinlpsIon grounds. Honolulu, In 1828" Tho'rIglnnl tree iffjalffKl . illninofcr of thre' fo't 'ihreo Itichfa K nnd.ft height of 00 feel'butoro It Wns topped In inCffi toimfk room for a now city block'. ; - Tho fllgarouiLlH the irtot valuublft, tree In, llAvfrtIL ,Thu algalm fijr J'J'dl ttO,$d Vrd t'xucllejit woo1 flnVaJly. IhiujilUotr t $160,000 worth of ,lrOney uti'l unonttous l'"u' tftyts qf burins vhio(iri8,n liH-iflua bio fiJt'teiMng food for sti'k'ut a til", vbn ffio( drysummer hftt' usTiuujftuTt ' II16 r&t '.simply. " The nffenroba tivo- boln . 16, henr pods VhonO years oljh and wllon thffo popff' lire oaten -b.v stork 'tho'!fnnl! liprjiy seeds nn not cr.uRhoff' lAit rflth prepared for fpilfcU 'gerhilntUloiyby ' thuMctlon of the dljfofftliViUllds.- tfllo -spread of the tree without, the. 'Xjien Ve. effort of planting py nrtnjjhil " methods over vast ureas of barren ' lands of Hawaii ,lifis, therefore, fifen ''diio almost solely to Bfbrkj.ifhd'hnH fn " this ninnner becomeMvild forest tree. The nlgnroba In Ilnw'all 'linH a very shallow root system ..niVd.'fs1' subject to windthrow In vrry heaW.ltorina. ;Va single colony, of cuvfir aire fnp Vnbljj of constniclJpg,'ir 1niti 12 , feet linkup nml.tn ; quarter of " a- mile, long, ii was lyccntiy nscayreu the. center aV the dam, 10 foot hlgJi rind' I0 ,fe(0broad the base,, ,tho sleeping ripartme.nt Insldo tho house, was1" excnptlonally -spuctouH vidr it beaver hbnie, 'n'oInKMurfco, .enoushiwfqr! a inn iijiiu iu iiu u)vii iiiu iuhiu. TJlb floor fourtd fh lie Covered with ti flrystibdtitnce and f,vvrisfjitf clenninfl a whistle .LarKotqujntljtIcsvof fqotl Wqto ,foun(l fltqrcd .fqr cylcj , weather use; ,'tylno benvers; the pnrents .and tljjltt clilhireu, weroifftund living com ffirjably 'Jri ie."hoU(ie,jtho result of hejrenff tigering , Explaining the" "Ring finger." ' Of all the men, both young and old,' who plnco engagement rings on the fingers of their brldos-toiQ,, It Is al most an nbsolute certniiitytl'tt not. one-tenth of them knows why iie' places the- ring on tho ring linger of Jtho, left hand. Of coure. the 'answer' could bo: "I'jverybody'e doln' It." Tlio cus tom of placing the ring upon the fourth finger seems undoubtedly to owe Its origin to the fancy that a special nerve, or vein, ran directly from this finger to the heart. Mitcrohlus, In his Saturnalia, alludes to the belief In the following words: "Because of this nerve, tho newly betrothed places the ring on this linger of his spouse, as though It were it representation of the heart." This Information, he asserts, wns derived from an Hgyptlan priest. SLOW TO ACCEPT BUDDHISM People of Japan Loath to Embrace Faith Introduced Into the Country by Korea. Buddhism was Introduced Into Japan by Korea In the year 5152. It was first embraced by the higher classes, partic ularly In scholarly circles, but the lower classes still clung to their old faith of Shlntolsm. The doctrines of Buddhism were written In tho Chinese language and tho believers offered their prayers In that tongue. ' At one time Buddhism made such Btrldes as to become the state religion In Japan, but the people still opposed It with a determination of upholding their own Shlntolsm, until the states men and priests Invented ait Ingenious way of explaining and Interpreting the religious principles of Buddhism. They adopted the theory of monothe ism lis well as polytheism by saying that there Is only one supreme power which Is personified In the form of various gods and goddesses, according to tho different countrlus and different Institutions. The principles of Buddhism and Shlntolsm were thus reconciled and, In order to convince the popular mind of this theory, Kmperor Shomu pa tronized a movement to erect a large bronze statuo of.Dalhutsu or Buddha at Nara, tho statue being conmlotod In tho year Tftt after I t years of cast ing and construction. LOUISIANA SELECTS 12 WOOD DELEGATES. New Orleans, La. Iteports of the growing Wood strength In (ho South were bornu out hero when twelve dele gates, believed of Wood sentiment, wore selected to represent Louisiana at Jbe Republican natlonnl convention. Leonard Wood has demonstrated his courage on tho battlefield. That ImB never been considered as an undesir able uuullty in a president of tho United States. i.couurii uuu nan iiouiousirated nil willingness and ability to cut through army red tupe. That la why ho Is not popular with tho old reactionary artuy organization, Leonard Wood Is a Htatesnmn am) la so recognized throughout the world. Ho Is classed with such great states men as Roosovelt and Boot. ijy. atfltgrtrnivArnrucn. n,a kcciuoi-u nM 'tilnff'taVli'r creak. BnyHdlrt conlitv!'' WIh. Tliebcnvor '.house at THROUGH THE ' YEARS By GEORGE E. COBB . '' ..A .... ... ..o w..h ,uvo vofc aim o;ue'rmatlon to C. W. Morton, North ung It wits n birthday, party gLveu n,i,Intu,i an,i roCelvo suitable reward, hondr.of u child pf40il. Mopt of tljot, attending the function U ere ahdUU orf Sr - -------- unfler Hint iro, but Iiino ,SunUjntid,' Itnftpniii M.ihrtJ lwilli irfl.ti oil fiillv, 111.'. w ...... ;-""...... -yv-r' io ine sinrit or uie oiTaBign, i Tho, tiny debutante of tliiL'TOicanlan- hnd dlstrlbuk'd VMvf of tiinlT(btj('d , candy lozenges, so. doYtr lt XnifWillil leii lieart', und" ;iiLfeiit rmM spelled out the fjuaTiliiR t the j;ublnR( tjentrmehts Rlorlng ivdulolMlijj Wljfte Vury. tbufniy,'a)a'tVnm pre- prlntoiin hilrfiliw'H. entwl oife to rJfrTBjitudMR: "Will you. b jny friend," utjd ifto selected for a reply the nb:collTtVll Ittal sentl- inoiil,'"!' flkd your, ct.mpuliy." .Tlii'iparty vAiS brcaKlJiB up, when HortrribMcalno''heroH8Kino"ln n cur tninctl niche. and boldTy nletornilned to give" expression to thplomptlngs of hlsjariltnLi'ncart bofotuuiey sepa rated. '& ' J "Mil y&fkfsrinor reM Ihb heart slipped ennfectkm with wljlcli he pre sntetf hur, aira!Rfllo flushodTind qulv ered nnd JpaiiQil Ifc'r !v3lv'ety cheek towards him, hcroyes sparkling bright. Jusflthen her name was culled out and 'two girl friends, seeking her, Ibroke In upon the' elusion of thej niche. Kf- m, stnrtledj dnMback froTiiuho rapt, engerly'expectant fado of hcryputhful suitor mul advanced to itiaht llio oth ers, She, JidyerJ dlrectetl 'a swift glance Over hfc'r Shoulder alJram Intensely cxpre.sslvo 6f dlnppoTntincnt. Then, c6mlngvto n "nause beor lh two gtrlsho p'ut bnc, cluspcdl.hnnd bejiind her. t ? i ' 2fhe dainty member 'described' -an, unmlstftkalo .signal to lujFJuc'kless swajn, Ik'ttrnuMvas kepn Voiconstruo; . It. ' 1IC glided directly behlndlipra Uei' lingers unpiogqn, revealing p, lojengii evlilcnlly treasured fdr the'-Qcqaslori? jSluQllppcd It - Into. JertranFa h'i 'nmrihon Avont awny " , ...XS,. . Li "... 7 Ji... -r.l". land "iLioveyou, uireiyi, anu ucriram, e yt ffilt; a . sudden surging ,6t 'de lclouffniQtTon .within his" beng: that il&yctFwIth "lllfh. fpidAy's, hnd after that was aWincmorv. sweet. Innocent. nbldlnrtr -years: Bertrnig'sYather and mother moved away frbm Uockton within a month tindiio snw Kllle only once or twice during that period, nnd then In the company of others upon the street. lit; fell lonesome and homesick amid now scenes until ho became Interested In ro8umedschool duties. It was two years latu when ho graduated Into a higher eilucatlomil phase. Tho Im pulse came upon htm to write to his little friend of old, proudly telling of being awarded recognition as tho youngest nnd most proficient qf his class. The smoldering fire of his early love was fanned Into vivid Hume, when he received a pretty girlish note In reply, full of little nothings, but showing that Hlllo had not forgotten him. It became u great pleasure to Ber tram to thus begin a correspondence that alleviated the tedium of the four succeeding years. The mutual mis sives never went beyond the bounds of friendship, but It was a fond mem ory for Bertram to picture the Idol, of his boyhood dreams grown Into a young lady, nnd when she sent him her photograph he treasured a second prized memento of bis only love ex perience, the first being the lozenge, so surreptitiously, but consolingly passed to hint that memorable evening In the long ago. The day that Bertram Morris oh tallied his diploma as a member of the legal bar, thus equipped to meet the uiaturo responsibilities of life, he received u letter from Elbe glowing with pride and pleasure over her own graduation Mit the seminary at Uock ton. She told of a pnrty that was to be given In her honor. "And what do you think?" she wrote vivaciously, "It Is to be at the hoine of Kleanor Dwy er, don't you remember, Bertram, when wo last met and where we were the same good friends that we are now? Of course you can't come all that way Just to sou me. but Klennor Insists she shall send yon an Invita tion, anyway." Tho same arrived. A legacy from an aunt hud given Bertram a favorable Income, and there was no question of sparing the money for the trip he at once meditated. lie voted It ir favor of fate that was reassuring, as at the patty during tho evening lit' and Kllle found themselves In the same retired niche wjiere their early mutual liking had found Its birth. Their eyes met ln mutual comprehension of the situa tion. "Is It not strange?'' spoke Kflle. "It was six years ago that you and I f "Were boy and girl, In this sunm spotT' added Bertram, leaning closer towards her. "I wish to show you something, Kllle," and from an lni"M pocket, wrapped In a fragment of silk, he drew forth nnd revealed tho "1 love you" lozenge he had preserved through the years. Kllle blushed untl fiuttered as he caught he baud In his own. "I asked you a question then," whispered Ber tram. "Do you remember, dearest?' he pressed. "I ask It again now." "Tlu answer men is tne answer now," whispered Kllle, her fair face half averted because o) confession and emotion. Ami tne long ueterreii kiss was given and taken, a sure pressgo of the union of two loving hearts In thc'iieur futuio. Ijtock For Salo Fourteen work horsos and raulou, threo now wagonn and four sets of harnoBM, thirty head of pure bred White Pace cattle, 100 hoad pure bred Oaloway cows and helfors for sale priTOtoly. Located two miles south and two miles oast of Horshey. ICtf JULIUS MOOBNSBN'. ESTIIAYI5D March 2flth, two colts one bay mare, other red mule with lralter on head. 3 yecrs Old. Ssnd In- ED. KIEEIG, Auctioneer (euernl Farm Sale a Specialty. Kefrrrnces anil Dates at First Na tional Bank, North Hutte, Neb. 100 Ilast Third St. Phone 012 Sale Dates. I'. II. LLOYD, Al'ItIL I lib. I. ('. OltVSSHAl'H, APRIL 20th. JOHN JACKSON. A PHIL i!Sth The Reds Win. Lady Ited Feather Is a Rhode Island Red hen belonging to tho Peters Mill ing Company, of Omaha, but placed in tho egg laying contest at. tho State Farm during February. Miss Red Feather laid twenty-eight eggs, thus smashing all long dlstanco egg lay ing records so far. This Is proof pos itive of tho value of tho Reds for egg production. But this very Important quality Is not the only ono possessed by tho Rhode Island Rods. Thoy cannot bo beat for beauty or tablo use I havo eggs for salo from tho best Rhode Island Red blood In Amorlca Improve your stock nl small cost. J. H. VANCLEAVE. Rose Comb Reds only. Gamble with Springer. THE CHAIN SYSTEM No. 1, 220 North Locust, Phone 203. No, 2, 110 East B Street, Phone 49G. No. , 021 East Fourth, Phono 071. No. 1, 821 West Third, l'hono No. 7.1. Notice of Petition. Estate No. 1748 of Mary Hansen, deceased In tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nebraska. Tho Stato of Nebruska, To all per sons Interested In said Estato take notice that a petition has been filed for tho probato of a certain Instrument as tho Inst will nnd testament of Mary Hansen nnd for tho appointment ot TIllIo S. Blankonburg as executrix of said estate, which has been set for hearing on April 30, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. ni. Dated April 3. 1D20. WM. H. C. WOODIIURST, nli-23 County Jubge. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notlco Is horoby given that sealed bids will bo recoived nt tho office of tho City Clerk of North Platte. Nob., up to 8 o'clock p. m. April 20th, 1920, for tho construction of Sower Lateral "05" In Blocks 2, 3, 8 and 9. South Park Addition In said city, according to plnns and specifications on filo in tho office of the city clerk of said city. Said bids to cover complete costruc tlon of 10 Inch sowor 12S0 feet In length, ono flush tank, one man hole and one lamp holo complete. Certi fied check for $50 payablo to tho city treasurer of said city to accompany tho bid. Said city reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. aO-2 O. K. ELDER, City Clerk. NOTICE OF PETITION. Estato No. 1750 of Mary Norrls, Do- coasod, In tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nebraska. The Stato of Nebraska, to all per sons Interested In said Estate: Tako notlco that a petition has been filed for tho probato of an Instrument pur porting to lio tho last will and testa ment of said deceased and tho ap pointment of William Norrls as ex ecutor of said estate, which has been set for hearing herein on April 30th, 1920. at 9 o'clock a. in. Dated April 2. 1920. WM. II. C. WOODIIURST, nfi-3 County Judgo. NOTICE OF PETITION. Estato of Henry B. Plant, Deceased, In tho County Court of Lincoln Coun ty, Nebraska. Tho State of Nobraska, to all por- sons interested in said Estate: Toko notlco that a potltion lias been filed for tho probato of the last will and testament of said deceased and ap pointment of V. II. Halligan as ad ministrator with tho will annexed, of snld ostato, which has beon set for hearing boroln on April 30, 1920 at 9 o'clock a. nt. Dated April 5. 1920. W.M. H. C. WOODIIURST, nG-3 County Judgo. NOTICE OF PETITION. Estato No. 1751 ot David Jonos, Do eeasod, In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nobraskn. Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all per sons Intorostod In said EsUite: Tako notice, that a petition has boon filed for tho appointment of Henrietta Jones as administratrix of said ostato, which has been sot for hearing hero in on April 30Ui, 1920, nt 9 o'clock a, m. Dated April G. 1920. WM. H. C. WOODIIURST, n6-3 County Judgo. NORTH PLATTE ..General Hospital.. (Incorporatefh One Hall Block Nortb ot i'ostoflicr. I'hone 58 A modern institution for tho cientlfic tratmint of medical, surgical and confinement ennes CornpIfly equipped X-ltay and diagnostic luborntoriefi Staff: Geo. B. Dent. M. D. Y. Lucas. M. D. J. B. Redfield. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D. miS. STATES & STATES Chiropractors ', 0, 7 Building & Loan Building. Office Phono 70. Res. Phono 1242 DIt. HAROLD TENNER Ostcopatli Over lllrschfelil's Offlco Phono 333 Res. Phone 1020 DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEY Practice Limited to Surgery and Radium Thorapj 798 City National Bank Building. Omaha, Nebraska GEO. B. DENT, Phsylclan and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to Surgerj nnd Obstretrlcs. Offlco: Building & Loan Building Phones: Office 130, Residence 116 JOHN S. SIMMS. M. I. Special Attention Given to Sunrery McDonald Bank Building Office Phono S:t Resldcnco .18 Office phone 241. Res. phone 217 L. C . DROS T. Osteopathic Physician. North Platte, Nebraska. Knights of Columbus Building. HIE TWINE M HOSPITAL, 1008 WEST FOURTH STREET, North Plutte, Ncbr. For tho treatment of Medical, SurglcalJ and Obstetrical Cases. A place where tho sick are cared for so a3 to bring about normal-conditions In the cusiest, most natural and scientific mannor. Phono 110. North Plntte, Neb. W. T. PRITCHAUl). Graduate Veterinarian Ex-Government Veterinarian and ex- assistant deputy Stato Veterinarian Hospital S15 South Vine Street. Hospltat Phone Black 633 House Phone Black 633 SAXON Embodies for the first time in motor car building the scientific princple of Duplex Engineering. Dailey Motor Car Co. LINCOLN, NEB. We carry a complete line of repair parts. HIDES, FURS AND JUNK. CAST IRON AND BONES. We want these. Big Price for Cast Iron. Dry Bones $10 to $12 ton L. LIPSHITZ. ROBERT A. PHILLIPS Plumbing and Heating Contractor. I am prepared to do all kinds of plumbing and heating. All matorlnls and work guaranteed. Estimntcs cheerfully given. Shop and Residence LtO.'t East lh St. Phono Red 45S Nutloe or Filial Itcport. UaUte No. 1700 of Major A. Whlto, (leneenaed la the County Court of Lin coln County, Nebraska. The State of Nobraska, to all parsons Interested in snld Ustnto tako notice that the Administratrix has filed a final account and report of her 'administra tion nnd a petition for final settlement and discharge as such, nnd prayer for (innl decree and distribution of said ostnto which have been Bot for hearing bofore said court on April 16th, 19i0, nt S o'clock p. m., when you mny appear nnd contest tho snmo. Dntod March 22nd, 1920. Wm. II . C. WOODIIURST, M23-A10 County Judge 1)11. lllil) FIELD Physician, OhstetrJctnn ; Surircon, X-Itar v ; Calls Promptly Ansucrcd Night or Dnj ! Phone Office CI2 Residence 070 AMIEKT A. LANE, Dentist Koonif l mjiI 2 Uelton Building Nortb Platte, Nebraska, AUTO LIVERY. Romigh Garage, Phone SI I Day Call. Phone 1270 Com. merclul Hotel Night Cn'l. Taxi Service. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate No. 1737 of Georgo W. Trembly, Deceased in the County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska. Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Credi tors of said estate will tako notice that th6 time limited for presentation and filing of claims against said estate is July 30, 1920, and for settlement of Bald ostato is March 2C, 1921; that I will sit at tho county court room In said county, on April 30, 1920, at 9 o'clock A. M. and on July 30, 1920, at 9 o'clock A. M., to recolvo, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all claims and objections duly filed. WM. II. C. WOODIIURST, M30-4 County Judge. NOTICE. To Elsie S. Hoy, Harry A. Hoy, Doris Hoy, his wife; Ruborta E. Von Goetz nnd Victor Von Gootz, her husb Gootz and Victor Von Gootz, her hus band; Alta B. Eastman and Charles II. Eastman her husband; William A. Hoy; and Lorota I. Hoy a minor and Elsie S Hoy. mother and natural guardian of Lorota I. Hoy, a minor and nil other persons Interested In the estato of Frank P. Hoy, deceased. You and each of you,, aro hereby notified that thcro was filed on March 2Gth, 1920, in tho district Court in and for Lincoln County, Nebraska, by A. E. Jared, executor of tho estato of Frank P. Hoy, deceased, a certain petition, tho object and prayer of which aro that an order bo issued by the District Court of Lincoln County, Neb raska, authorizing A. E. Jared, as executor of tho estato of Frank P. Hoy, deceased, to oxecuto bis certain good and sufficient deed of conveyance convoying to ono Lester H. Joy the fee simple title to tho east half (E) of tho North west quarter (NWJ4) and the east half (E&) of the South west quarter (SW'4) of section 19, and tho east half (E) of tho south west quarter (SW'A) and lots 3 and 4 all in section IS, all in Township 10 North of Rango 2G West of the 6th P. M., Lincoln County.Nebraska, upon tho payment to him by tho said Lester II. Joy, of tho sum of $2860.00 with interest thereon at tho rate of 5 per cent from March 1st, 1920 being tho balance due in accordance witli the provisions nnd terms of a certain con tract of salo executed by tho said Frank P. Ho.y during his life time and In accordance with tho prayer of said petition, said matter has been set for hearing by order of the District Court, of Lincoln County. Nebraska, for May 14, 1920, at the offlco of H. M. Grimes. ludgo of tho District Court, of Lincoln County, Nebraska, nt the Court house in tho city of North Platte. Lincoln County, Nebraska, at which time, you and each of you. may appear and show cause why the prayer of said petition should not bo granted as prayed . A. E. JARED, Executor of tho estate of Frank P. Hoy, deceased. By Beoler, Crosby & Basklns. His Attorneys. M30 M7 NOTICE OF PETITION. Estato No. 1748 of Mary Hanson, de ceased In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nobraska. The Stato of Nebraska: To all per sons interested in said Estate, Tako notlco that a petition lias beon filed for the appointment of Wlllads Han sen as administrator of said estato of Mary Hansen, which has beon sot. for berolng heroin on April 23, 1920, at 10 o'clock a . m . WM. H. C. WOODIIURST, County Judge. m30-3 NOTICE TO CREDITOSS Estato No. 1730 of Botty Wolnbarg, Deceased, in tho County Courfof Lin coln County, Nebruska. The State of Nebraska, ss: Credi tors of said estato will tako notice that the tlino limited for tho presentation nnd filing of claims against said estato is July 30, 1920, and for settlement of said ostato Is March 23, 1921; that I will sit at tho county court room in said county on April 30 1920, nt 9 o'clock a. ni., and on July 30, 1920, ijt 9 o'clock a. in., to recolvo, oxnmlno, hoar, allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed. WM. II. C. AVOODHURST, m30-4 County Judgo. SHERIFF'S SALE I5y virtue of an execution Issued from tho District Court of Lincoln roun , NobrnKka, In favor of Anna Iloldernoss, plaintiff, and against Wil liam A. Holdomoss, dofondam. and to mo directed, I havo levied upon tho following described real estato in Lin coln County, Nebrnskn, to-wlt: West Half (W) of tho East Half (E) and West Half (WVj) of Section Six (6), Township Eleven (11), Range Twenty-Nino (29), Four Hundred Flf-ty-Elght and 90.100 acres. I will on tho 19th day of April. 1920, at 2 o'clock P. M. at the cast front door of tho Court Houbo In North Platte, Lincoln County,. Nebraska, soil at public auc tion to tho Highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said oxocutlon, Interost and costs aggregating tho sum of $4754.87, tho following described property, lov lod upon by mo, to-wlt: Wost Half (WV6) of tho East Half (E) and West Half (VV4) of Section Six (G), Townslilp Eleven (11), Rnnge Twon-ty-Nlne (29), Four Hundred Fifty Eight nnd 90.100 acres. Dated North Platto, Nebr., March 13th. 1920. A. J. SALISBURY, mlS-5w Sheriff. DOCTOR C. A. SELBY LMijsician and Sorgeom Office over Rexall Drug Stoto Offlco Phone 371. House 10G8 DR. L. J. KRAUSE, DENTIST McDonald Bank Bldy. Phone d7. Office Phone 340 , Res. Phone 1237 DR. SHAFFER, Osteopathic Physician Uelton Bldg. North Platte, Nob. Phono for Appointments Notice to Creditors. Estato No. 1733 ot Nels C. Rasmus son, deceased, In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nobraskn. . Tho Stato of Nebraska, ss: Credi tors of said ostato will tako notice that the time limited for presentation nnd filing of claims against said, estato Is Juy 23d, 1920, and for settlement of said estato is March 19th, 1921, that t will sit at tho coijjity court room in said county court room in said county on April 23d, 1920, at 9 o'clock a. m. and on July 23d, 1920, at 9 o'clock a. m., to receive, examine, hoar, allow or adjust all claims and objections duly ifiled. WM. II. C. WOODIIURST. m 23-4 County Judge. Notice Decree of Heirship, Estate No. 1741 of Harriet Jones, deceased, In tho County Court of Lin coin county, Nebraska, The heirs, creditors and U persons Interested In said estate, will tako notice theat on the 11th day of March, 1920, Elizabeth Otten. an heir of said decedent, tiled her petition heroin, al leging that tho said Harriet Jonea died intestnto on or about January 6, 1903, a resident of Lincoln county, Ne braska, and that at tho time of her death she was tho owner of, or had an estato of inheritance in Lot Two (2), Block Ono Hundred (100) of original town of City of North Platto, a home stead of less value than $2000.00 in said Lincoln county, Nebraska, and that no applcation has been made in tho said stato for tho appointment of an administrator.Tliat sho left sur viving her: Mrs. Elizabeth Otten, a daughter, ago 60. residing at Nampa, Idaho, Mrs. Mary E. McCafferiy, a daughter, age 53, residing at Van couver, Wash.; Mrs. Catherine Work man, a daughter, age 47, residing at Washangle. Wash: Miss Henr'ctta' Jones, a daughter, age 49. residing at North Platte, Nebraska, James Jones, now deceased; John E. Jones, a son, ago 43, residing at North Platte, Neb.; Frank Jones, a son, aged 39, residing at Grand Island, Neb.; Mrs. Anna Mo ran, a daughter, age 44, residing at uary, inu. 'inat James Jones, son, died intestate in North Platte about January 1st, 1911, unmarried and that the above named brothers and sisters, being the children of the deceased. In herited all of tho Interest of said James Jones, deceased, and succeed to his interest as heirs. That all of the debts of said deced ent have been paid, and said real es tate Is wholly exempt from attach ment, execution or other mesne pro cess and not liable for the payment of tho debts of said deceased, and pray ing that regular administration bo waived and a decree be entered barr ing creditors and fixing the date of her death and the degree of kinship of her heirs and the right of descent to said real estate. Said petition will be heard April 16, 1920, at 9 o'clock a. nt. at the office of the County Judgo of said county. WM. II. C. WOODIIURST, m23-3 County Judge. Notice of Additional Land to be In cluded In RlrdvYood Irrigation District. Notice is hereby given to oacli and every owner of land in tho Birdwood Irrigation District that on this 12th i day ot January. 1920, Catherlno Boyle lied at tho offlco of said district a pe tition praying that tho boundaries of said district bo changed so ns to in clude tho following described land, to-wit: Part of NM: of NEVi of NE'4 con sisting of fifteen acres; Part of NV6 of NWVi of NEVi consisting of fifteen acres: Part of N1 of NEV4 of NWV4 consisting of fifteen acres: Part of NV of NW4 of NWVl consisting of fifteen acres making a total of sixty acres of Section 6, Township 14, R. 32 west of tho 0th P. M. In Lincoln County, Nobraska, which aro contigu ous to the Birdwood Irrigation Dls- , trlct and which constitute ono tract of land, said petition prays that tho aforesaid lands bo includod In the district and bo irrigated from the canal and tho water appropriation of said district tho samo as lands now embraced within tho boundaries of said district. All porsons interested in said peti tion will appear at this office on Tues day, April 13, 1920, and show causo in writing why prayer ot said peti tioner may not bo granted. Dated this 17th day of March, 1920. MARY C. McNEEL, Sec'y. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land Offlco at Broken Bow. No braska, March 10, 1920. Notico Is hereby given that Fred erick W. TIbbols, of North Platto, Ne braska, who, on Mny 15, 191G, made homostead entry, North Platto No. 0C355, Broken Bow No. 011910, for tho N& NEVi Section 18, Township 11 North of Rango 30 West of 6th Prin clpa Meridian, has filed notlco of in tenton to make three-year proof, to establish claim to tho land abovo des cribed, before W. II. C. Woodhurst, United States Commissioner, at North Platte, Nebrnska, on tho 20th day April, 1920. Claimant names ns wltnossos: Georgo Monary, of North Platto. No braska, David G. Tibbels, of North riatto, Nobraska. Norman 'Whlto, of Wellfleot, Nebraska, John II. Boyle, of North Platte, Nebraska. MAOK C. WARRINQTON, lml Reglstor. 4
