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BROUGHT BACK SAD MEMORY a.lttie Wonder That Comedian Could Not Look on Buns With Any Degree of Affection. "I never ent buns," the comedian anld sndly, "thiy remind mo of n hor ilblc experience I hnd once." frhe listeners drew near, thrilled by the tenseness of Ills tones. "I was on u ship In tiildoccnn," went on tlic pomedlnn dramatically. "Her cargo was self-ralslni; Hour and cur rants, nnd a tourltiK theatrical party. Suddenly, In the dead of night, we ran Into fin Iceberg. "There were no bouts, so things look ed very desperate for uh. The huge -waves dashed over the fides and down die hatchways. "Then we heard n curious noise. Tho -water had got to the self-raising Hour nnd presently It began to ooze up In large blobs, like buns, with the cur rants mixed up In It. "Ah the great lumps of dough limited on the water the heat of the sun baked them hard. I got on top of one of tho Tilggest and limited away from the sinking ship WAR SHORN OF ITS GLAMOR Modern Painter, Who Themselves Have Looked on Deatl, Depict siaunhter an It Really Is. u - V . . . n n .rr- . ... 1 .1. I I.I:.,.... Id I O ror me nrsi nine in inniuij ' I OacOCCOCCOOCOSOOOCCOaOOCOW WHEN HEDGES SPROUT (Copyright. 1920, Wntern Nevupuper Union.) out In nil Its sodden horror. me opening of the Salon des Artistes Francois, lilted for the most part with canvases of men who have been In the trenches, show an astonishing ab sence of battle scenes. Most of the painters have sought In spiration elsewhere. Those who have found It In the war have rendered only the dull misery of life at the front. They show no clash of nrmles, these painters who have bifrn through the wur, no nourish of trumpets, not even fragments of general tights. Hut war as It Is. A soldier, limping toward the lines, exhausted, despairing, hold ing up to his mouth a handkerchief, dark as a clot of blood Is what ono sees. The face Is distorted with suf fering, and the uniform Is of that In describable color which comes only from continual Exposure to the ele- Garry pnlnts n blinded soldier .KNOW nnliited as It Is. The varnish, the ... nr Ti . M.tii U ry IMHM1 IUKU UII. il nmuun i " . i Hff ..II i m mlilit. tlilu Hid tta wrtt feel saddest," sighed Dale Wilton, and therein the soul of a true inun spoke. He held In his hand a letter In neat feminine handwriting, the text of which showed thought. Intelligence and char acter. It was signed Adele Mercer, of whom he had never heard before. "Whoever the young lady Is, she writes like a true woman," commented Mercer. "Poor Hrlll! He must have gone through dark days. Indeed, with a family of six motherless children, Ill ness and poverty." The closest friend of his youth, Mor ton Hrlll, had married, and had gone west fifteen years before the present time. They had corresponded, and then the business cares of each had Intervened. At the end of ten years Wilton received a letter from Hrlll tell ing of business struggle, the death of his wife and his own half blindness and poverty with six little ones to care for. lie nuked Wilton to loan him a few hundred dollars. It was readily sent. From that time Wilton had not heard a word from him until the letter signed Adele Mercer nrrlved. Tt came at a time when by a strange ly coincidental freak of fate Wilton had been forced to face ruin. Within a few short months he went through the experience of losing half his capl- ln1 HiMniii.li II... m.ilwwstmnnnt nf n 1 ITTI P ARnilT P&RTH JUST REPETITION OF HISTORY trusted piirtnor. Creditors forced llo.nl- I ..WW. ... "Rnr. nliis! thn ocean thoreniKiiits s full of sharks and they seemed to j merits Garry paints a 1, m. e. soimer like mv bun. Anyway, they nibbled ! K"lded towards a relief station, Mir he " v.. . ... " , .,..n. i. and Pouznrgues show water-flooded .nno niniiii'ii in u. mm univ less, until 1 had hardly room to hang on. I got washed avhore Just when there were only two bites of bun left for them. "ISver since then," he ended, with n sigh, "I haven't been able to look at i n bun without shivering." trenches. If governments In the future wish more pleasant and cheerful war scenes they will have to call on nrt Ists who stayed awny from the front. Those who served were too close to I death to paint anything but the truth. I NORTH PLATTE ..General Hospital.. (incorporated) One Hall Block North ol Postoflice. Phone 58 A modern institution for the cientlfic treatment of medical, surgical and confinement cases. Completely equipped X-Ray and diagnostic laboratories Staff: Geo. 0. Deal M. D. V, Luca. M. D. J.B. Redfield. M. D. J. S. SIMMS. M.D. DIt. IIABOLI) FENXER Osteopath Over lllrschfcld's Offlco Phone 333 Res. Phone 1020 The Platte Valley Hospital. 719 West Fifth Street, NORTH PLATTE, NEB. Open to tho Medical Profession for tho treatment of Medical, Stir- glcal, mid Obstetrical cases. Modern, largo and airy. Plcasr.nl rooms wit I he most rensonnhlo prices. Rest of enre given to nil. HeglS' tered Nurses only employed. DOROTHY REED, R. N., Superintendent. Phono 110. FARM LOANS I have the Money on hand to close loans promptly. Real Estate Mortgages Bought and Sold T. C. PATTERSON Loan Broker Building & Loan Building .Dwellers on This Globe Have Shown No Curiosity Concerning Possible Wonders of Its Interior. 'The earth's crust Is compared to Fads of the Present Day Had Their Counterpart In the Fashions of Years Ago. Nothing Is new under the sun, not IMICTOK D. I. tjUIMLhl I'ructlce Limited u Surfer and itudittm Therap 728 City N ational Una It Uiilldlng. Omaha, elirut ORDKR FOR HEARING. IX THE COUNTY COURT OF LIN- ALB EHT A. LANE. Dentist Room 1 ami 2 Belton Building North Platto, Nsbraaka .1 ..,( ..tr..,lnf ,, , , , ,1.,. ...-If... ff I CVIMl llIU IIUMlTPll. llllll IHH.TL UF-VW-WII.i the nkln of an apple by the writer of ... t. . .. iiu . .-MM.. In (1,1. Hn ('lit I1C ! K"' "" "l I"""-" II ii.'iliiiiiH n American Monthly. Our knowledge of the L-lobe on which we live, he says, 1b not even skin deep; for an apple as large as the earth would have a skin twenty miles thick; and no one hn been much more than a mile In to thu crust, or has bored Into It with tools more than a mile and a half. It Is rather humiliating to think that we know more about the sun, ninety (millions of miles away, than wo do .of the solid earth under our feet. We think nothing or dispatching exploring expeditions to unknown regions thou sands of miles away; how about a Ulttle expedition to points only a few miles distant vertically tlownwnnw bobbed hair, nor even the employer who complains of the fashion. A writ er In "Illackwood" has discovered that In tho time of .Tunics I, this fashion was affected by women who donned the doublet and hose, which aroused the Ire of an unknown author, who In 1020 lampooned the women of the day for so dressing, and Instead of keeping to "tho modest nttlre of the comely hood, cowl or coif and handsome dress and klrchlfs" betook themselves to the "cloudy, riilllanly, broad-brimmed bat and wanton feathers." Nor was this all. The extravagance of her costume, wrth the "French doublet" which took the place of a "concelled straight ilnllnii Whim Mm Sturm was over Dale Wlttnn fi.imil lilniHKlf fro., of debt, but C'OLX COUNTY, NEBRASKA. with less than three hundred dollars' In Ue matter of the Estate of Niels to begin life all- over again. When the Hansen, Deceased. letter came It added to his already Tho Stnte of Nebraska: to all per- acnte denresslnn and discouragement. !Eons Interested In said estate, both The deenest chords of his being were creditors and heirs: stirred with Inllnlte nltv. but he was1 Jergen P. Jergensen having filed helpless to proffer the aid which hclllH Petition under oatn In this court felt was Incumbent unon him as a stating that Mela Hanson, died In- sacred duty testate on or about the 14th day of mi.,, a.1,.1,. Mor,... -rni i.rinfw. Jline' 189. and that at the date of his elenrlv. senslhlv. She did not exnlaln i death ho was a resident and Inhabl- hmv If Ilm utu. linil l.eenme nrne- ,t,l,,t of tlie County of Lincoln and tlcnlly the guardian of the children of strll ,f Nebraska; that at the date Morton Hrlll. hut such seemed to be ,f ' 8 ' reath J10 wns lho owner of tl,e f,.n. ' North West Quarter of the North East ...v Mi... I. .. 11. T.--.. ... 1 "I write to you." her letter ran, "be- "V ' V. " " . 4u"Vl' GEO. B, DENT, I'hsylclan and SnrgcnTi. Special Attention Given to Snrgory nnd Obstretrlcs. Office: Building & Loan Building Phones: Office ISO, Residence 116 DItS. STATES & STATES Chiropractors .'), G, 7 Building & Loan Building. Offlco Phone 70. Res. Phone 1242 ELECTRIC SERVICE PREST-OLITE Storage Batteries Midway Motor Co. Legal Notice. V. T. PIirrciIARI), (Jraduato Veterinarian Hastings Pharaoh Horaco G. Beckner; C. Rcid; Thomas L. Thomas; H. Hill; William S. Christy: Edward V. Ragland; and Section 15, Town ship 15, Range 29. Lincoln County, Nebraska, and all persons claiming Ex-Government Ve.terlnnrlnn nnrl pt assistant deputy Stato Veterinarian an' "uerest 01 any Kmu n satu real cause upon his dying bed Mr. Brill I am striving to i of the North West Quarter and the mui ii iiiu iif in. m. in. i niiMiiih iw n .. o r. .i. -..m . ., . Tn t nil of Section 14, To-vnshlp 10, Range teep his little group together until llno , Tl . , x ; , 1 .i.ii i.t ,28. in Lincoln County, Nebraska, and uive your counsel as to what Is best ...... .... ... . iJueh explorations have been proposed, gown" was not In the author's eye the " - .... L .III.. L fV.. I.. ,...1,1 till r 4lwtWll iilthouuh the boldest explorer has not .dared to suggest going further than (twelve miles a trip that would take Ihlra on the surface of the earth' only Ifroni one end of Manhattan Island to the other. deadliest offense; Incredible though It seems, she would "out and cut her hnlr to the despicable fashion of the Puritan." So the bobbed hair comes as n reminiscence of the modern mnld en's forebears In the Covenanters' time. Success Through Optimism. At otic tlmu while building the Pnnn- ma canal there were eight thousand men engaged In the Culebra cut alone. Hvcry night as much soil slid Into tho cut as could hu taken out during the day. But there was not a sign of dls oiiriigement the men enjoyed the light. Colonel (ioethals walked through the cut one morning Just after am extensive slide. The foreman had 3een on the Job since midnight. "Well, how In everything this morn ing, Mr. llogan?" asked (Ioethals. "Fine, Colonel, line. It burled that tdeani shovel over (here and tipped over two batteries of drills and cov ered all the tracks through the cut but one, but everything's line, sir. We're dlggln'," II. H. Mowo In Tho Youth of a Nation. -:o:: Hereford Bulls for Sale. Ftftoon head of registered Hereford Hulls from ono to two yoarB old. Ad dress J. S. Koch, Herahoy. Neb. 48-8 Selling Shoes Under Difficulties. Dean B. Stover, southern salesman for a Brockton shoe concern, got nn order under difficulties while out on his lost trip. He iiinde a North Car olina town and hired a taxi to take him to n township in miles away to which few trains ran. Arriving on the outskirts of bis destination be found that the heavy Hoods had washed away the only bridge. Mr. Stover decided the only thing to do wns to turn back until the taxi driver suggested that there might be a boat somewhere around. Mr. Stover hunt ed along the banks until he found a flat bottomed skiff and he rowed across. He Interviewed his customer, paddled him back to the other shore, requisitioned a small wharf and laid his samples out on the roadside. And he made the sale. Brockton Enterprise. Dr. Morrill, Dentist, offlco ovor Wilcox Dopartmont Store. NORTH PLATTE CITY SCHOOL .Financial Statement, July 1, 1920. RECEIPTS. Bahuico on hand ? 1730.S9 Frbm'frco high school tuitions 1401.50 From other tuitions 727.14 From Book Sales & Damages ' , 42.31! From Manual Arts 16G.68 From HoUBohold Arts ... . . 170.08 From Touchers' Lunches 134.50 From Normal Training - 1090.00 From Incidentals 490.63 From County Treasurer 03500.00 From Unruturned Warrants S7fi2.ti5 4- $78221.90 DISBURSEMENTS. .Male Teachers I 7719.40 Female Teachers 410G7.52 Janitors 53G4.82 Secrotary, Truant Officer & Coiibus 895.00 Taxi-books & Pupils' Supplies . ,-- 414C.15 Telephone rent & toll 1G2.10 Incidentals 772.63 Fuel , 4728.28 Light, Power & Otis 425.24 Printing & Advertising . 160.55 Water rent 281.77 Insurance - 1979.00 Repairs - 1011.83 Furniture & Furnishings 1170.35 .Real Estate -- 4250.00 .Janitors' Supplies .i 779.90 Rcforenco Bookc ......................... 105.00 Household Arts 988.53 Mnnual Arts - 705.04 'Interest on Registered Wur rants ...... . 19G.9G 'Balance on Hand 1311,83 nsked me to do so 1 hnv to do. lie has left nothing and the fu tare of his little ones Is a distressing problem." ' Somehow the situation of the six little Brill children Interested Wilton because he pitied them and felt a cer tain responsibility he could not evade. When a few days later he reached Appleton It was to find Miss Mercer nnd tho little ones occupying a poor, chftip cottage, sparsely furnished but neatly kept. At once Adele Mercer attracteil bluj. She was a young woman of nbout twenty-two, mature and sedate In her ways, but presenting a certain beauty of face that was prepossessing. When Wilton learned her history he fully un derstood how the life of an orphan and later a sense of duty In behalf of the Brill children had bent her mind to a serious, practical phase of life. She had come to Appleton from a little village with no business experience, had been unable to find n position and was quite at the verge of destitution when she lenrned that four of the little Brill children were down with the measles and the father was looking for n nurse. She came to stay, and when the dark struggling days of Illness and poverty came for the family remained loyally to share their troubles. The bright happy children, with no true reallza tlon of their forlorn condition, at once took to Wilton as to n second father. "The city Is no place for them." ho told Miss Mercer, "nor for me. either. I have been thinking of n single re source 1 hnve. It will take me a day or two to explore Its value or other wise," and he tendered her some money for family expenses until his return. "Oh. I am nble to provide for our necessities." said Adele. "You see, 1 devote the evenings to some garment work for a store near here." and Wil ton understood why this peerless self sacrificing woman looked thin and pale and wearied most of the time. The resource he hnd alluded to was the ono piece of property Wilton had ever owned. It was the spot where he wns born. The old home hnd long since gone to decay, hut a barn in a fair state of preservation had been made habitable by a man and his wife who had leased It and a two-acre plat of ground, raising strawberries. Each year they had paid a nominal rent until the South Half of the North West Quarter Hospital 815 South Vine Street Hospital Phone Black 633 House Phone Black 633 JOHN S. SIMMS. M. D. Special Attention Given to Surerery .McDonald Bank Building Office Phono S3 Residence SS that the petitioner Is the present owners of said premises having pur chased the same by mesne convey ances from the heir of said deceased; that said deceased left as his sole nnd only heir at law his father Jens Hansen; said petitioner praying that a decree of said coutt may be render ed determining the date of the death of said deceased, the right of succes sion to said above described real es tate, who are the heirs of said de ceased, tholr degree of kinship and tho right of descent of the real prop erty of which the said deceased died and enter his decree accordingly; It Is therefore ordered that a hearing bo hnd on said petition at the county courtroom In the city of North Platto, Lincoln County. Nebraska, on the 6th day of August. 1920, at the hour of one o'clock p. m. Dated this 28th day of June, 1920. Wm. H. C WOODHURST, J13-3w County Judge. estate or any part thereof, will hereby take notlco that R.N. Bruer, plaintiff In an action wherein the said R. N. Bruer is plaintiff and you and each of you 'aro defendants, has filed his petition In the district court of Lincoln Coun ty, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which Is to quiet plaintiff's title to Section 15. Township 15, Rango 29, Lincoln County, Nebraska, against you and each of you and to have it de creed by tho court that you and each of you and all persons claiming any interest of any kind In said real estate or any part thereof have no right, title or DR. REDFIELD Physician. Obstetrictau Surceon, X-Rny Calls Promptly Answered Night or Doj interest of any kind, character or de3 Phone Office C12 Residence (176 Office Phone 340 Res. Phone 1237 DE. SHAFFER, Osteopathic Physician Belton Bldg. North Platte. Neb Phono for Appointments Gamble with Springer. THE CHAIN SYSTEM No. 1, 220 North Locust, Phone 203. No. 2, 116 East B Street, Phone 490. No. , C21 East Fourth, Phono 971. No. 1, S21 West Third, Phone No. 7.1. crlptlon In and to said real estate whatsoever. Your are further notified that unless you answer said petition by the 9th day of August, 1920, judgment by de fault will ge taken against you forever 'excluding you from any claim of any kind In and to said real estate. R. N. BRUER. By Halligan, Beatty & Halllgan, J29-J23 His Attorneys. XOTICH OF Iir.FEHF.FAS SAM HIDES, FURS AND JUNK. We want these. Big Price for Cast Iron. L. LIPSHITZ. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate No. 17G5 of Bernrd Miller, Deceased. In the Citunty Count of Lincoln . . V- I. .. 1 . .. The stato of Nebraska, ss. Credi- 1No market tor hones at present tors of said estate will tako notice that the time limited for presentation and 1ling of claims against said estate Is Vovember G, 1920, and for settlement Df said estate Is July 2. 1921, that I will sit at the county court room In said county on August G, 1920. at 9 o'clock a. m. and on Novomber G, 1920, nt 9 o'clock a. m., to recolve, examine. hoar, allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed. WM. H. C. WOODHURST. JG-4 County Judge DERK1BERR1 fc FOKBKS. Licensed Emb&merq Undertakers and Funeral Directors Day phone 41 Night phone Black 88 NOTICE OF FINAL IIUI'OIIT. NOTICE OF HEARING). IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LIN COLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA. In the Matter of the Estate of Louis Armstrong, Deceased. TO THE HEIRS AND ALL PER SONS INTERESTED IN THE ES TATE OF LOUIS ARMSTRONG, DE CEASED, You nro hereby notified that on June 29, 1920. William A. Armstong and Georgo T. Sldwoll as Executors of said Estate, filed in said Court, their final account nnd application Estate No. 171(1 of Clirisitlrin rn.li Deceased. In the Countv Pnnrt of i.lnl coin county. Nebraska. rne stato or Nebraska, to all persons Interested In said estate take notice that tho administrator has filed a final account and report of his administra tion anu a petition ror final settlement and discharge an such, which have been set for hearing before said court on j my lutn, i2U, at a ociock a. m., when you may appear and contest the same. Dated Juno 14. 1920. WM. II. C. WOODHURST, J22-3 County Judge. Notice Is hereby given that by vir tue of an ordor Issued to me by the District Court In and for Lincoln Coun ty, Nebraska, In an action therein pending wherein John Arthur Slmms, Is plaintiff, CJertrude Slmms, Elsie Sedalte Boyle, nee Simmn, John Hoyto her husband, Sarah Inez Wilson neo Slmms, Charles Wilson her husband, Leslie D. Slmms, single, Elmer Cleve land Slmms, single, Charles Herbert Slmms, a minor, Joe Wright Slmms, a minor, Harry Ezra Slmms, a minor. Junnla Clara Slmms, a minor, are de fendants, I will on the 19th day of July, 1920, at tho hour of 2 o'clock V. M. of said day at the east front dopr of tho Court House In tho City of North Platte, Lincoln County, Nebraska, sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real es tate, situate In tho County of Lincoln and State of Nebraska, to-wlt:- South hair or Southwest quarter (SV4 of SWVi), Northeast quarter of the South, west quarter (NFAl of SWV4), South west quarter of the Southeast quarter sw or His'.i), or section twenty- eight f 2S, Townnnlp eleven (11). Range Thirty (30); the North half ot the Southeast quarter (N or SEHli the South half of the Northeast quar ter (S of NEU of Section twenty, eight (28), Towishtp eleven (11), Range Thirty (30), and the Northeast quarter (NEVi of Section Thirty-two (32). Townsthln eleven (11). Uangw Thirty (30). Dated this nth day or June. 1320. JlS-Bw O. E. ELDER, Referee. NOTICH OF I'l.VAI, IlKI'OUT. Estate No. 1710 of Frank L. Law rence, deceased In the County Court of past one. ' nnainmnnt. nf thn rnnl octate Lincoln County. Nebraska. It was located two miles from a bus- , , t-... ....!.. Au . rno htato or Nebraska, to an persons llni tnun whoi-n thi strawherrv rnluor UOIOUK,"K lo 8llm al"lu- i--- intores i.Ri . , 1 ?. .".,.. V- of the Northeast Quarter (NEVi) of that th nail iuuiiu a ii-iiuj inuir.il im .. a . nt ir.,.,..i,i uttouni "u report 01 nor uumimsira- ouvnwii u''Hi. ... """ mon ana a petition ror nnai settlement Fourteen (14), Norm or liango 'inir ty (30). Wost Gth P. M. in Lincoln rrnnntv. Nebraska, nnd All of tho I North-west Quarter (NWVi) of Sec tlon Eight (8) In Township Fourteen fruit, but he had been unable to se cure pickers and had given up the busi ness. "And what with the two of us, Miss Mercer nnd me, to work and mnnnsre and six little pickers ready nt lmnrt.l""" n0 ,i of Range f1 y-flve (55 and a cheap horse and. wagon," ao1llo-l": ."B ulu tL' ted in said Estate tako notlco tho Administratrix has filed a final account and report of her udmlnlstra tlon and a petition for final settlemen and discbarge aa such, which have been set ror hearing beroro said court on July 9, 1920, at 9 o'lock a. m. when you may appear ana contest me same. uateii Juno iz, iszo. WM. II. C. WOODHURST, SPECIAL BUILDING FUND Paid lor Equipment 'Balance on Hand $78221.90 .-$1359.75 I $1397.75 471.48 888.27 J $1397.75 qulzed Wilton, "why onn we not make a comfortable living and gradually nc quire the dignity of a modest little farm?" "Why not, Indeed?" Adele Mercer re peated later. Just as the hedges be gan to sprout they took possession of their roomy habitation. Through May the little ones rollicked and throve, and with the berry season came real workers. When It was over the money returns encouraged nnd established permanently the pleasing Industry. Amid the golden glories of autumn tide Adele nnd Dale became one. and their happy destiny nnd that of the six little ones they no loved was assured West Gth P. M. In Kimball County. Nobrnska. and that said final account Notlco of Petition. NOTICH OF IIBAIlINn. In the County Court of Lincoln coun ty, Nebraska. In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Margaretha Meyer, Deceased. To the heirs and all persons Inter ested in Maid estate: You are hereby notified that on Juno 9th, 1920, Edward R. Goodman, as exec utor of said estate, filed In the County Court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, his account and application ror tho distri bution of said estate, and that said ac count and application for distribution will be heard on the Gth day of July 1920, at nine o'clock a. m. in the county court room in tho court house tn the City of North Platte, In said county, and you are hereby cited to appear at said time and place and show cause, If any there be, why said account should not be approved and allowed and said 'ate distributed. Dated at North Platte, Nebraska, June 9, 1920. (SEAL) WM. II. C. WOODHURST. J1G-4 (SEAL) County Judge. NOTICH OF IIHAHINK. In the County Court of Lincoln Coun ty, Nebraska. In the Matter of tho Estate of Min nie Cornet, Deceased. To the Heirs and all persons Inter ested In said Estate: You aro hereby notified that on Juno 10, 1920, E. R. Goodman, as executor of said estate, filed in the County Court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, his ac count and application for the distribu tion or said estate, and tho assignment All TCatntn Vn 171K nf Tnannli T rintvlrnt. . II. .l l " -' " UUW,.4. . nmi upu uu U . 7'"7 "' deceased in the County Court of Lin no mnl notntn ivill tin linnrrl liofnro I . ' r Ar'. '.r.'Tr- " coin County, Nebraska. .""'" The Stato of Nebraska. To all per- of the real esta e hereof, owit )l Oniint nf T inrntn q tat e o 8 interested In said Estate tako hot- ft,".? 5 ,a,n? Six ft) of Block Platto. County of Lincoln. Stato of n.IMnn ,, ,, ,,, fnr I ?f Gamble's Addition to tho Nobrnska. on tho 24th day of July, " " i"i?"toU4 "r .EeV Vinc01n aunty. iQn 1 nVlcwk n m nnd vou are th Probate ot an Instrument purport- Nebraska, and that said account and 19.20, at a ociock n. m., ami you are ; application will be heard before thi - '-- I.. tn , inB. n,i (voinmnnt upuuiiun win do nearci uerore th u horoby cited to nppoar at said ttmo lnS 10 oq tho mat win anu testament court on the 6th d of Jul m and nlaco and show causo. If any tfcero Ul uvwuavu, Uuu iu i.um u uiuun u. in mo county court S. SfrSd Snal account and ttP- the appointment of Annie C. Kramp as rTh Wofrcou'nrvo tnr thn nflRlirnmont nf said r-xecuinx 01 saiu rauuu, wmuu uaa are hereby cited to annear a'M real estate, should not be allowed. been sot for hoarlng heroin on July 23, and Place and show cause. If any there xr m. ti. .,oi,o 1020 nt 9 o'clock a. m. ""'"I f?"." "Vy"""' noum not be ap- uuiuu ui nviim i iuhui " " i i iiruveu ana uuowea ana said eatatn t.. 1090 Dated June 26. 1920. distributed and assigned. Wm. H. C. WOODHURST. WM. H. C. WOODHURST, ,D?Sd North Platte. Nebraska. Jnno J6-8W (SEAL) County Judge. '49-3w County Judge. 'V54 (SEAL;) County Judgo.