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"A liuly to see you. sir," spoke Susnn
Dodge, tlie old hoiifekreper; "two of
thorn In fact mother und daughter, I
think."
Professor Albion Dncro lifted hla
eyes from his hook wltli surprise, al
most donconi In his timid oyc
"If It Is a, subscription or some
thing of thnt sort, yott might attend
to It, Susnn," suggested her employer.
"I don't think It Is anything of that
kind, sir," explained .Susan.- "The
..Mm- in.lv said something about wish
ing to tnlk to you about tho young
lady."
"Vory well ; show thoni In," directed
the professor, although ho rather re- '
sotited any Intrusion uiiou his darly
loved solltudu.
"J am .Mrs. Eunice" Ward," spoke n
trained, even voice, and a matronly
appearing lady with a rellned fast of I
featups Introduced herself. "This Is
my niece, .Miss Gloria Trosham."
Professor Dacre courteously ac
knowledged tho greeting of mo elder
lady. As ho fixed his eyes upon her
coinpunlonr It seemed as though tho
latter had brought Into the staid, well
governed house the very essence of
youth, beauty, a breath of tho forest
or the sea, free, unrestrained, an In
definable spiritual something that
caused the professor to feel as If this
lovely creature was uultu of unothor
world.
Mrs. Ward was brief, concise and"
practical. "We have Just moved Into
the house diagonally back of yours,"
she said.
"Ah I then we are neighbors?" ob
served the Professor.
"My niece, Gloria," proceeded Mrs.
Ward, "has lleen brought up- for eight
een years In tho remote wilderness.
When her mother died my brother1
went into seeiusion, taking his only
child to share It. Gloria has been
brought tip among nature's solitudes.
She has had music, reading, the de
voted love of her father In her hermlt
llko seclusion, comfort, even luxuries,
but no outside companionship. When
my brother died 1 hastened to assume
her charge. Gloria Is u loving, In
nocent child, who knows nothing of
the great world. She can read, she la
a wonderful panlst and singer, but she
1ms not been taught to write u line.
Sho knows nothing of tho science ot
study. Professor' Dacre. would you
consent to take Gloria as a special
home pupil, with the Idcu of famlllur
. Ulng her with the system and methods
of acquiring learning? And later on sho
might enter upon a course In some
seminary."
It was an extraordinary concession,
to nsk of a man as occupied and as
well paid as Professor Dacre. Tho
sweet eyes of Gloria Trosham fixed up
pn him, he wns Influenced to say :
"Madam, 1 have two hours dally In
the afternoon unoccupied and usually
devoted to rest, or reading In my libra
ry, or the garden.. It will bo a duty
and a pleasure to have your niece for
a casual pupil, but please do not speak
of compensation," and n sentiment of
t ,
pity for the orphnn girl nnd a nnttiral
deslro to be helpful to others so clear-
ly spoke In the p'avo, earnest oyes.
that Gloria's own boatowed a glowing
clnnco unon him of gratitude and con-
fldence.
Within n month Albion Dacre was
lifted Into a new phase of existence.
To lilni Gloria wns nn untrained wild
row, sweet ami beautiful, who shamed
his practical worldly-wise nature In
contrast with freshness, purity nnd In-
iificiineo of a soul that had known-and
loved nature with the ardor of a child, i
Many a time the professor nurtured as ,
a dream embracing nil that was worth
while- In life, an ardent longing to
seek a now existence amid the glories
of nature In Its primeval wUdness,
away from tho drudgery and Inhar-
monlousncss of his present sphere,
1IV,II"I7..V". V. , .
communing with the flowors, tho birds, i
the stars, and lenmlng from the Hps
of his fair young pupil lessons of the
real loveliness and peace of a happy
existence, "forgetting the world and
by the world forgot 1"
"Oh. think of It I" exclnlmcd Gloria
rapturously one day. "I can write a
whole lino. See," nnd the rugged
heart of her tutor boat tumultuous-
ly as she placed bofore him a sheet
bearing tho words, "I love Aunty
Eunice and dear Professor Dncro more
than anybody olse In the whole world."
Then after that thorp seemed to
creei) Into her nature a certain shy
ness that puzzled Albion Dacre. liven
her aunt observed the change. Con
tact with the world was teaching the
artless girl that she should repress
the naive free Impulses that her life
In tho wilderness had encouraged.
One afternoon the professor came to
the tree-shaded table where Gloria
took her lessons to find her sunny head
pillowed on one arm and her lovely
eyes closed In slumber. She had been
writing In a little memorandum book ;
and he could not help but scan the
open page before him.
It held the secret thoughts of a girl j
In love herself. It artlessly analyzed i
the deep devotion thnt had grown up 1
In her heart for the man she adored !
himself. I
Suddenly Gloria a roused.. She dis
cerned thnt ho had scanned hot treas
ured confession. A deep blush over
spread the beautiful face. She has
tened to hide It against his arm,
whore she murmured softly:
"It's true, every word of ,ltl" and
Albion Dacreknew thnt the perfect
Joy of life was hla.
Cook With Oil on Warship.
The Uood, the monster mystery bat
tleship, launched from the Clyde the
other day, Is fitted out with a large
oil-fuel cooking galley. For several
years past the use of oil fuel hns been
common In the British navy for pro
pulsion purposes, but Its employment
for cooking Is quite nn Innovation.
The galley referred to Is cnpable of1
cooking for 1,200 men. The hont Is
obtnlned by means of special burners,
which consume the oil under pressure, !
compressed nlr helps used to atomize ;
tho fuel. The result Is n white flame ;
of extraordlhnry heat and' cleanliness,
whlrh lenves no residue whatever and :
Is easily controlled. There Is nn en-
tire absence of smell a usual dlsad-
vantage 'In cooking by means of oil
and there s no chance of the food
being contaminated.
ED CROWN GASOLINE
Quick, complete
combustion
The uniform vaporizing and carburet
ting qualities of Red Crown Gasoline
make perfect carburetor adjustment
possible. It enables you to be sure of
an efficient, economical mixture; quick,
clean combustion and themaximum
explosive power.
Standardize oniaclean-burning Red
Grown Gasoline. It means maximum
mileage, power, motoring satisfaction.
Polarine, the standard high quality
motor oil, furnishes correct lubrication
for your car winter or summer.
Get them both at the sign of the Red
Crown.
STANDARD OIL COMPAN
(NEBRASKA)
RED
C CROWN J
L GASOUNE J
f nuaua oil. company
ONXI1A. "1
' COMMISSIONERS' FROCBEM.VGS.
uwini met pursuant to adjournment
present Herminghauson, Koch and
.Springer, when the following buslnoss
was transacted: .
John Anthony, work on tractor, $30
Geo. Sidwell, work on tractor, S30.
Albert Stelnhausen, work on roads.
$90.00.
John Ketchum, work on road, $43. ,
Alvln Baker, work on roads, $04.00.
J. D. W. Lincoln, refund tux, $6.SC.
Wm. Johnson, bridge work, $4$2.10.
H. W. Fettor, services county poor,
a on
rJ x'orklns, dragging, $1.00.
W. D. Waldo, road work, $00.00.
W. S. Haskins, road work. $77.60.
15. Olson. roatl work, 17.00. '
Frank Ztariinor, road work. $7.i0.
Jesse Long, road work. 110.00,
K. A. Crol)y, drgingr. $1.50. I
It. N. Lamb, home rent county poor. ,
Wiley Moon, road work, $7.00. ,
Joe Moon, road work, $7.00.
Sam Gainmell, road work, $11.20. I
Telepliono Co., ront and tolls, $B0.76. '
Paul Meyer, surveying, $0.96. '
C. B. Cypher, road work, $7.20. i
Paul Meyer, surveying, $17.00. i
P. C. Selby, road work, $7.80.
N. P. L. & P. Co.. $43.70.
Rush More. Co., mdse county ..poor,
$22.70,
W. H. Dale, dragging, $14.70.
L. Porklns, dragging, $50.50.
Wm. Thanol, oil for tractor, $G8.00.
Banks & Oldfather, oil for tractor,
$102.60.
Mrs. G. S. Williams, mdso county
poor, $3.75.
J. B, Schram, dragging, $10.00.
Martin Wyman, blacksmlthing, $5.80.
Ernest Eames, publishing, $13.85.
W. H. Dale, brldgo work, $47.00.
C. R. Cochran, draggtng. $51.00
Geo. E. Prossor, fees, $8.35.
Wm. Smith, dragging, $28.70.
Wm. Smith, road work, $93.40.
Wm. Oilman, road work, $24.50.
W. G. Sparks nppolnted road over
seer District 7 to fill vacancy.
t w l. Mninrnu'lp? nnnnlntnn nvnruanr
Djgt 41 to fljj va0Qncy,
J. F. Snyder, dragging, $70.35.
Byron Curtis, road work, $122.50.
C. H. Melton, road work, $24.45.
H. J. Trusty, road work, $14.00.
Homer Trusty, road work, $9.80.
Georgo MoKnrtere. road work. $28.
Lylo Trusty, road work, $30.00.
J. P. Jensen, dragging, $5.70.
Henry Larson, Jr., dragging, $5.70.
Chamber of Commerce, road work,
$200.00.
Peter Jepsen, coad work, $16.00.
J. P. Jepsen. road work, $33.00.
.Tool Olson, dragging, $9.00.
Carl Nelson, dragging, $0.75.
Arthur Nelson, dragging, $7.55.
Fred Nelson, road Work, '$8.30.
Morris Thompson, road work, $8.50.
T. F. Thompson, road work, $39.25.
J. W. Roso, dragging, $14.00.
Lawrence Hi'to, dragging, $7.20.
L. N. HIto, dragging, $19.00.
Evey McGee, road work, $28.00.
Ray McGee, road work, $15.00.
Arthur Carver, dragging. $31.00.
Ed Williams, dragging, $34,50.
Arthur Burke, rofcd work, $7.20.
James Mageo, road work, $16.65.
John Robinson, road work, $3.60.
Albert Robinson, road work, $6.90.
J. W. Robinson, road work, $0.90.
Roy Deets, road work, $2.70.
Henry Herbert, road work, $2.70.
R L. Rhine, road work, $42.50.
Adjourned to May 17, 1920.
Estrny Hog.
Taken up May 6th, a Poland China
hog weighing about 300. Owner call
ipay charges and take animal away,
ICG. Landholm, five miles west of
town.
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NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital.
(incorporated)
One liafi Block forth of Postoflice.
Pbfli 58
A modern Institution for the
dentine treatment of tnedlqal,
iuri(icat &nd oridneniont cases,
Cotrtplefyly equipped - X-Rny
and diagnostic laboratories
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent M. D. V. Lacas, M. I).
J. B. Red6e!d.M.D. J. S. SIMMS. M.D.
Dlt. REDFIELD
Physician. Obstetrician
Surueou. X-Ray
Calls Promptly Answered Night or Daj
Phone Office U12 Residence 070
ROBERT A- PHILLIPS
Plumbing and JIcut!ugl'in.trnctor.
I am prepared to do all kinds' of
plumbing and heating. All materials
and work guaranteed. Estimates
cheerfully glvon.
Shop nnd Residence 1.103 I-'nst 01 h St.
v Phone Red LIS
'otIcc.
Young Bros. & Co.; Daniel C.
Young; Eben Young and P. S. Young,
partners in business in St. Louis,
Missouri, under the Jirm name of
Young Bros. & Co.; T. B. Weber &
Co.; John Dowd and E. M. Dowd;
Mary, K. Nichols; Lot 1, Block 116 of
the Original Plat of the City of North
Platte, Lincoln County, Nebraska; and
all persons claiming any interest of
any Mind In said real estate or any
part thereof, defendants, will take
notice that on the 5th. day of May, 1920,
JullUs PIzor, plaintiff herein, filed his
petition in the district court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, against said
defendants, the obicct and prayer of
which is ot quiet title in the plantiff
herein, Julius Pizer, to Lot 1, Block
116, Of tho Original Plat of the City
of North Platte. Lincoln County, Ne
braska, against each and all of said
defendants and against all persons
claiming any interest of any kind In
boI'U real estate or any part thereof
and to exclude each and all of said de
fendants from any right, title, inter
est, lien or claim in and to said lot
and lands.
And pla.'ntlff prays in said action
that one certain mortgage executed
by C. M. Mllleer on the 16th day, of
May, 1871 for $536.86 to tho defendants
heroin, Young Bros. & Cp.. and record
ed In Book "A," Page 57 of the Mort
gage Records of Lincoln County, Ne
braska, on said Lot 1, Block 116.
North Platte, Nebraska, be decreed
and adjudged to be paid and satisfied
and cancelled upon the records of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
And plaintiff further prays that a
certain mortgage executed by A. J.
It Her and C. M. Miller on said Lot
1, Blocik 116, North Platte, Nebraska,
dater May 20th, 1871. running to
Daniel C. Young, Eben Young and P.
S. Young, pjtrtnors in business In St.
Louis, Missouri, under tho firm name
of oung Bros. & Co. for the sum of
$536.86 nnd rocorded in Book "A."
Page 59 of tho Records of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, be adjudged and de
creed to be paid and satisfied and
that sai d mortgage bo cancelled upon
tho records of Lincoln County,, Ne
braska.
And plantiff further prays that a
certain mortgage executed by A. J,
Mlller and C. M. Millor on said Lot 1.
Block 116, of North, Platte. Nebraska,
on tho 30th day of May 1871, for the
sum of $955.23 and running to tho de
fendants. T. B. Weber & Co. and re
corded In Book "A," Page 61 of tho
Mortgage Records of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, bo adjudged and decreed to
be paid and satisfied in full and said
mortgage bo cancelled upon tho rec
ords of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
And piaintitr rurther prays that a
qortaln mortgage executed by A. J,
Miller and C. M. Miller on said Lot
Block 116. of North Platte Nebras
kal dated August 22nd, 1874, for the
sum of $650.00 runis'ng to John Dowd
and E. M. Dowd nnd recorded in Book
A, Pago 253 of the Mortcace Records
ot Lincoln County,. Nobraska, be ad
judged and decreed to bo paid and
satisfied and said mortgage cancelled
upon the records of Lincoln County,
Nebraska,
And plantiff further prays that a
certain mortgage executed by A. J.
Millor nnd C. M. Miller on the 6th day
of April, 1877. on said Lot 1. Block
11G, North Platte,. Nobraska. for tho
sum of $2,000.00 running to the defen
dant, Mary IC Nichols and recorded
in Book "A.'i Page 544 of the Mortgage
Records of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
bo adjudged to bo paid and satisfied In
full and cancelled upon the records of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
And plaintiff furthor prays that his
title In and to said Lot 1, Block 110,
bo quieted as aga'nst each and all of
said mortgages and against Lot 1,
Block 116 of tho Original Plat of tho
City of North Platte, Lincoln
County. Nebraska, and all per
sona claiming any interest of any, kind
In said real estato or any part thereof,
and that they bo decreed to have no
right, title and Interest In and to said
promises or any part thoreof and for
general equitable reuor.
You are required to answer said po
tltlon on or before the 21st day of
June 1920.
Dated May 5th, 1920.
JULIUS PIZER. Plaintiff.
By Halllgan, Boatty & Halllgan.
NOW OPEN !
' The New
Twmem Hospital
For the Treatment of
Medical, Surgical and
Obstetrical Cases.
719 West Fifth Street.
Phone 110.
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Oelton Building
Vforth Platte, Nbrask
DR. L. J. KRAUSE, DENTIST
McDonald Bank Bldy.
Phono i7.
HIDES, FURS AND JUNKk
CAST IRON AND BONES.
We want these.
Big Price for Cast Iron.
Dry Bones $10 to 512 ton
L. LIPSHITZ.
Extension Itond No. 77.
To whom It may, concern:
The special commissioner appointed
to locate a public road as follows:
Commencing at the NE corner of
section 20, township 14 north, range 30
west and running thence north oa line
between See's 16 and 17 said township
and range 60 chs. to the SW corner of
NWy4 of mVYi of Section 16 said
toWnshlp and range to connect with
extension of Road No. 107, this road to
be 66 feet wide, and to be an extension
of Road No. 77, has reported in favor
of the same.
Anyone having objections thereto,
or claims for damages by reason of the
establishment of the above road must
file same on or bofore twelve o'clock
noon of the 2Sth day of June 1920.
Dated at the County Clerk's office In
North Platte, Nebrsaka, this 16th day
of April 1920. '
' A S. ALLEN,
A27-4 County Clerk
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PAV
ING DISTRICT NO. 3 IN THE
CITY OF NORTH PLATTE.
To tho owners of recrfrd title of all
property adjacent to or abuttfng upon
tho streets hereinafter descrlbeu anu
all persons Interested therein.
You and each of you are hereby not
"?.n" r,Y' f"u ""l.rrPf Heirship in the Estate of Arthur p
Uieu UUll uih mujur uuu vuuumi ulLavton Dpppnqnd
tho city of North Platte did under raton' Ueceas;
date of April 20, rjzo pass ana ap-!
prove a certain ordinance forming I NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTER
and creating paving district number ESTED IN THE ESTATE OP
3 or the city of North Platte, Lincoln ARTHUR f:
County, Nebraska, and that the fol-
lowing streets including the intersec-
tions thereof within the limits of said
city are comprised Althin said paving
uisiriui. iu-H. mm. wi nun
Fourth Street of said City,, common-
wig ui uio iiuviBcuituu m. ' ty vjouri or Lincoln County, Nebraska
Street and Bryan Avenue in Riverdale alleging that Arthur F. Layton died
Addition to said City, thence west 'intestate on the 17h day of April 1899
along said Fourth Street to and in- J and that at the time of his death ho
eluding Pine Streot of said City, was a resident of Lincoln County Ne
thence north along said Ptne Street braska; and that at that time he 'own
to the south line of Sixth Street of ed ono-half of.an undivided two-thirds
said City, as it Intersects said Pihe interest In the Northwest nimrtor
Street of said City. i(NW4) of Section Twenty-one (21)
Unless object.ons are filed thereto township Twenty-three (23) Ranzo
as required by Statute within twenty Fifty-six (56), West of the 0th Prin
days from the first publication of this c,)ai Merdan, in Scotts Bluff Countv
notice, the Mayor and Council shall Nebraska; and alleging that they the
proceed to construct such paving. said Ray E. Glfford and Lula K Glf
Dated this 4th day ot May, 1920. ford are the present owners o'f tho
A. F. STREITZ. Mayor. East seventy-five (75) acres of so d
- E' BLDER' ClPATr? ab0Ve descr'bed Iand' "SThaV John
Mi-3wks (SkAl G. Hutton is the present owner of tho
ir11"0-
oawiic ow. U; .iww.., v...
ceased In the County Court of Lincoln
County, Nobraska.
The State of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estate will take notice that the be,the' editors of said deceased
timo limited for presentation and filing , And tne prayo f ,d pottit,0 ,
of claims against said Estato Is Sop-'that the court shall fix a time for boa -tomber
4, 1920, and for settlement of ,ng of 8ald netltlon "?J 'J
said Estate Is April 30, 1921; that I
will sit at tho couuty court room In
said county on Juno 4, 1920, at 10
o'clock a. m., and on Soptombor 4
1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., to receive.
1 lt, wU.,at nil
uAuuwuo, u, , "UJ""-
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
M4-J1 County Judge.
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Estate No. 1750 of Mary Norrts, de
coaeed in the County Court of Lincoln
Th e-StatVof Nebraska, ss: Creditor. .3 Xl
?,f 8a,i? W,U tanoUcothBtthe'to a one-half interest in his State:
time limited for presentation and filing and that all debts of said Arthur 1
of clnims against said Estato is Sep- Lavton havo lirpn full.'. ,w i 1
tomber 4th 1920. and for settlement of KedK 3 ? said is ata an i5
to Estato is April 30th 1921; that I iStif&Sff'
will Bit at tho county court room In Yoa are notified Hint M ni i n
said county, on June 4th 1920, al ; e tlV tX;
o'clock a. m.. and on September 4th 25th day of May 19'0 at to uiv
1920. at 9 o'clock a- m., torecf ve 'a. M., In the office of the County Judge
examine, hear, allow, or adjust all Jn nnd for Lincoln County, Nebraska
claims and oblectiona dulv fllnd. ' t ... ..-. iiuuiasna,
Hla Wm. H. C. WOODHURST.
FARM LOANS
I have the Money
on hand to close
loans promptly.
Real Estate Mortgages
Bought and Sold
T. C. PATTERSON
Loan Broker
Building 8c Loan Building
DOCTOR C. A. SELBY
Physician and Snrgoom
Office over Itcxnll Drug Store .
Office Phone 371. Houso 1068
GEO. B. DENT,
Phsylclan and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Snrgcry
and Obstr tries.
Office: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Office 130, Residence 116
JOHN S. SIMMS. M. D.
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonald Dank Building
Office Phone 83 Residence 38
Office phone 241. Kes. phone 217
L. CDROST.
Osteopathic Physician.
North,Platte, Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
Office Phone 340 ,Res. Phone 1237
DR. SHAFFER,
Osteopathic Physician
Bel ton Bldg. North Platte, Neb
Phone for Appolntmentt.
IKS. STATES & STATES
Chiropractors
5, C, 7 Building & Louu Building.
Office Phone 70. Res. Phone 1242
AUTO LIVERY.
Romigh Garage,
Phone 844 Day Call. Phone 1270 Com.
merclal Hotel Night Ca'l.
Taxi Service.
Gamble with Springer.
THE CHAIN -SYSTEM
No. 1, 220 North Locust, Phone 203.
No. 2, 116 East B Street, Phone 490.
No. 3, C21 East Fourth, Phone 971.
No. 4, 824 West Third, PJione No. 75.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LIN
COLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
In the. Matter of the Determf nnMnn
.BOTH HEIRS AND ' CREDITOR 4
THEREOF:
i You will take notice that on the
23rd day of April, 1920. Rav E ait.
j0ra ana L,iua K. iHirord and John C
Hutton filed their petition in the coun-
west
ei rrt n film i j z: . -.
es" "and; and that no petition
or appr.catlon has ever been filed for
the appointment of an administra or
'of sald estate eU b , , , .
bv anv M' nr S
aa to the time and place of hearinK
the same, and that i.nnn th htn "J. h.
aid .netltlon. It ahull ho Anfn
said petition, It shall be determined
inai more man two years have elapsed
since Mid tlnm nf ftm .inntt. i.,
I J . - . w. .UI Ul bUlll
.ueceaseu. ana that he died intestate.
on April 17, 1899, seized of an estato
of inheritance n this State; and that
no application has been made In tho
uue ot iNourasKa, for the annolnt-
ment of an administrator of 'the Sto
- 'nf smi.i rtMo-,i. fLi
his solo and only heirs , his mother
fit MnHli Plnlta Mh01.
Wm H c Vv00dh xmvv
. l.im . TJ . II f.r.i,,.ftw T, .1 vn t
County Judge