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-ft -r. u . i;1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1919. TAGE FOUR. PIATTSMOUTH SEtal-WEEKLY JOURNAL i i . t i i I! Che plattemoutb journal PUBLISHED- SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSHOUTH, NEBRASKA Entered at rostoffice, 1'lattsmouth. Neb., as second-class mall matter R. A. BATES, Publisher 1 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE America is tor Americans. :o: Then talk Knglish language. :o: "The laborer is worthy hire!" :o: of his How those whiskered Uol-sheviki must enjoy their soup. :o: "Home first the world after wards," has always been our motto. The greed for office is what hurts this country more than anything else. -:o: How sarcastic some of the repub lican papers i.et in speaking of President Wilson? -:o: An exciting time i;i the leKi-ht- t:ire Tuesday. Hut pat riot i.-tn won out. as it oui:lit to have done. The py.itde of Ncl.r;!ska don't intend to he fooi.-d any lonvvr. :c : When Pre.-iiU-iit Wilson .-aid he v - !;! lie k:u v w!,;;t il.o man it .W hr.i Vhr s of I In '-a tkmi-'il abniit iie.U:" hO t'! I ''.i'.'iy w;;--l;'t tilPlkili;, I u think he was. :o: Politics should be discarded, and all parties get together for the s;.l vati;n of our couture. Kverxbody would be happier, ami with a unit ed effort we could more easily settle our di i!icult ies. :o: "The day will cttnie." the kai.-er sas. "when 1 oiii:l:f to talk, and I shall." Which doubtless nie;itis that as soon as he accumulates enough beans t inak" a si'!iin;r, he Will siiil t hem, as he did bel,i. :o: A commercial man readily agn-i ; if It us that prices eenerally are hound to come down some time. uti til we reach his particular line. Hit line, he says, is governed by alto gether different circumstances and when we inquired about Uiein l.e asked if we u.sually fell for Herman propugnada. :o: Ami;iig industrial pursuits. that of manufacturing button hook seems to be about as stable as any. When button hooks are not in de mand for buttoning up shoes or Units, they are useful for buttcning on hobble skirts which cannot be donned either by the aid of shoe horns or stepladders. :ot A Texas cattle man was charged with insanity because he anounced that he had a $10 bill for every re turned soldier who would idiak" hands with him. And lie hail the $10. Why was his mentality as sailed? Secretary P.aker says there is a job for every discharged sold ier, and he hasn't the jobs. Hut nobody questions his sanity. ' :o: The Yanks in the army of occu pation complain that the beds in lloir German billets are too short. These are the same boys who slept uncomplainingly week after week in nice long trenches, filled with mud and vermin. We're glad to barn that they have recovered their Kicking powers. They'll come back with plenty of nerve to kick about tilings that need kicking about. And so mavbe when they get to runing things. f'".ver travelers will have to .-ieip diagonally iu Pullman b'-tlhs. Thr is mom Catarrh In this section of the country than al' other diseases l:t together, and for years it was sup posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing it cure witfi lc;il treatment, pronounced it incurs We. Catarrh is a local disease, preatjy tnfiueried y constitutional con ditions and therefore requ,i.-s constitu tional trcatr., r.i. Hall's Catarrh Medi cine, m.-inisfrcturf-l by I- J. Choney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, i: a eonutittiiional rmed:'. tn.. intcrnuliy and ats t -;ru th-' l-;o-Hi -. i t'.ej !i:o.) ;s Surfaces cl t: 'i :'y. !. m. .r;ii:tlrcd Dollars re- vir-J 1 -). :; '! rufo that Hall's :-.-nrr'. i: f i.;. to luro. Send for c-'-.'.'k in.!.-. . j .-.(; ., Toledo, Ohio. j . . - - co:t!paUor. . Sometimes two baldheads are bet ter than one, but not often. :o: A strike is now threatened against national prohibition. What next? :o: HIes.sed is the man who does not have to pay taxes, upkeep and in teerst on the same property. :o: Isn't the telegraph and telephone service bad enough on this plant t now without taking any more from Mars? :o: After a man gets as old as this editor an entertainment lias to be miMity good for him to enjoy it after 10:00 p. m. :o:- The nure one regards the action tit the senate, present and pastr the more one is convinced it don't want the women to vote. :o: We nut a Plattsmout !i man the ther day who said he '.id not ad vertise because evervbouv knows wmro the cemetery is, to but they i i all t" there. :o: Karly records are said to show that one baseball player was injured in the lighting line during the war. The casualty lits from the bomb proof shipyards are not yet in. : o : Ladies who have just rt turned! from munitions factories to civilian clothes complain that they are un comfortable. The .-hois and corse's, especially, they find are too tight. :o: 4'Vou may fool some of the r nple all l lie time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool i.ll of the people all of the time." Abraham Lincoln. -:o:- I'oth. th" blue bird and the red bird harbingers of spring have beet heard in the land, and may they be induced to stay if the pecky blizzard will keep off awhile longer. :o: "The kaiser ought to be made to work for a living." somebody says every time the si.oj.'Ct is opened. As if the privilege tf working for a living were an adequate punish ment for the old Prussian. : o. j Mr. Hearst persists in his delerm nation to be one of the committee to welcome Yanks back home, evi dently justifying his position jc- cause of his pre-eminent opposition to their going over in the first place. :o: One of the brave lads who has just arrived at home, pays the fol lowing unusual compliment to the girls over there: "We used to win smiles in France with chocolate." And then adds: "Put in Germany you can head a procession with a piece of .soap." :o: Most of the boys writing home from the occupied territory in tier many have little to say in favor of the Gorman girls. Mostly they talk about other subjects, such as cooties, which they have plenty of, and chocolate bars, which they haven't any of. :o: u is awiuuy nam to keep our American divorce and damage suit history on straight these days, as you will agree when you count the number of people who have the case of Eugene field II confused with that of Henry Field, gr.andsou of Marshall Field. :o: There is a good deal of worrying about munitions workers who were lately thrown out of work when the armistice shut the factories down From the wages some of them are said -to have been paid, it would seem that a good deal of this worry might be directed along other lines of unemployment. THE COUNTRY AKD CONGRESS. In ..the organization of the next Congress by the Itepublieans the country will receive notice of that party's notion of what it is there for. From the indicated lineup i:i the House there appear to be quite a nuiuhtii who think the country's mandate was to preserve inviolate the sonority rules and to elect II r. James It. Mann of Illinois speaker. This will be a considerable sur prise to the progressive voters of the Middle Wset. If they had want ed a man like Mr. Matin to be speak er they could have kept Mr. Clark. There isn't any choice between them. Mr. Clark said a convict and a conscript wore all the same to him. and Mr. Mann voted for the McLemore resolution. The country isn't at all interest ed "In the round game played under party organization rules by which committee, places and other parlia mentary plums are dealt out. Hut the country is interested in seeing that the new Congress is organized and conducted in the spirit of Amer icanism that gave it its mandate iu the November election. The eleva tion of Mr. Mann by a party de prived of power for submitting to that kind of leadership and now re turned to control in Congress to carry out a program of reconstruc tion would not lie in response to that mandate. Mr. .Mann s leaner ship on the floor in the important crisis of the war and in the -months preceding it was ivd constructive. It would not be constructive in the speaker's chair. A minority leader who. whether for personal or partisan reasons, fought preparedness ami was oppos ed to maintaining America's rights in the face of challenge and inva sion, is not fit to he intrusted with any part in reconstruction. cither of the Republican party or the CMiintry. The progressive Republic anism of the conn fry has if con structed the party. It does not care to undertake Star. Mr. Mann. K. C. -:o: Our boys who were assaulted and peppered in France are now anxious to be mustered out. ami become thoroughly seasoned veteran.-. :o: It is costing Germany 1 million dollars a dav to maintain the Amer ican Army of Occupation. Some time it will strike the thnlty Ger man mind that this is a pretty stir!" figure for an army that the genera! stall" jsaid couldn't cross the Atlan tic. :o: Mrs. Philip North Moore of St. Louis, doubtless is right when she says the antics ot militant sunrag- ettes in front ot the White House made enemies for the suffrage amendment. Hundreds of suffrag ettes throughout the country think the same way. : o: Oh. dear, dear! " The war seems to have left some of us a heavier burden than we can bear. Not con tent with having learned to smoke cigarettes, a lot of soldier.; now are calling for decks of tards- gamb ling cards, wo believe they arc1 call ed in our little- circle. And while we know the boys don't want tlienr to play games of chance with si!l a deck of cards is a deck of cards, as our beloved leaders have so often pointed out. -:o:- mitk i: to it i;m I OI! The St a I of Nebraska, ds- ,- I i i - t !1 the Col. II t V Co- I it . In th. matter of the 10.-tnto of Imv id Sto' li f. I . ( ( as.-.l. To the ereditois of said Cstate; Von are heicbv not if.ed. That 1 will sit at 11. e County Couit room in I'lattv r.iouth. iu said coi'ntf. on the tthd"f if Mai'h. ;'.'t'i and ."th ila.v of June lfllj. at Id o'i lock a. in. i.n en- h id" Haid davs to ii'i-'iv a'id examine a!' ciaims aai'ist said . stale, with a view to lln-ir ad.j 1 1 -t men f and a 1 i o v.a nc -. Tl time limited for the pres-e u t a I ion of claims tm.'i i list said lOsta.t-- js three months from the (th day of March. A. I . l'-ilP, and tin- time limited for pay ment rif debts is one fear fr, ni sahl "nth day- of January, lHHi. Witness by hand and the seal of said County Court this :;oth day of Janu ary, tylll. -i- A I. LION J. !!I0i:S)N. fSeal)-f:-ltw. County Judg'. FOR SALE 2 HERFORD BULLS I have for sale, two young high bred registered Herford hulls, four teen and fifteep months of age re spectively. Inquire of Fred Uamge. Phones 102 and T. l . Plattsmouth, Neb. o-tfw XOTICR TICK OP l'IT TO Ql'IET Til W.. name unknown, deceased; Annie P. Kl ,i t,- . - , c ,i r ,,,. lisun: the unknown heirs, devisees-, n tl.e tit.-!et Court of the Count ,..,aU,.s. personal representatives and v af-.s, .ehraska. ai, otler persons interested in the ts- nl Albeit Tiiiiinas. 1'laintiff Mrs. James O'Neill, first real naniu unknown, .1 al, 1 J1 eii'iiint.s. To the defendant-'. Mrs. J.o.ies fVNeill. tivt-t real name unknown, fbe unknown heirs, Oe is, es. l-;i t"es. personal Tep i eyi'iit.-tt i e.-i ami all other Persons in terested i:i the estate of Thomas J?, (eii'ion, li-ee:o--ed ; the unknown heirs, iiev i i-iv . I :t i . in rviiiiii 1 ie ti res en t a - lives and all other inrs"iis Interested in the estate of .Mrs. Thomas IS. Ilordon, first real name unknown, deceased, tl.e unknown loirs, devisees, liratees. per- ..cmnl tepiis.-Ti ta fives ami all oilier pel sons interested in the estate of V. Clark. dieeas-d: Mrs. .hilm A. .1 ( i h II de- man, lirst rial name unknown: the un known heirs, devisees, h gatees. - per sonal representatives and all other per sons intei e.sti d in ti e estate of John A. iJoleman. defeased: '' unknown heirs, lii-vi s. legate, s. person;:! rep resentatives and nil other persons in terested in the estate of .Mrs. John A. Doieman. lirst real name unknown, de- eased: Mrs. Franeis A. West, first real I. .ime unknown: the unknown heir--. ile is es. legatees, personal representa tives and all oilier persons interested in the e-'ate of I-'ram is A. West, de- i.ejiseii: I unknown ueiis, iei.-e. legatees, personal representatives all other persons interest- d in th and es- tale of Ml s. Franeis A natn unknown, deeeas AVest, tirst real !; the unknown heirs, ilt-visees. 1 resen t a t i ve and atees. personal r-p-II other persons in terested in the estate of Janus ..un ehell. du-asel: the unknown heirs. : visees. h L-atees. personal repr sen t -live.s and all other persons Interested in the estatk of James 1 . .Mim hill. de feased: the unknown loirs. devisees legatees. )., rs,,i.:il representatives and all other pi rsons interested in the es tate of Anna J. Mile h. 11, le. -ease-1: th unknown heirs, devisees, ley.;' ts. per sonal rei es. nl a t i es and all oth-r per sons interested in the estate of Mary t'. Cooper. .1. a.-i il : li e unknown li-irs. '. -visees. U iratees. pirsonal representa tives and A i I nil or persons interested i:i tl.e est. He of C. I,. Coop, r, first real lame unknown. .!, eased : tie un known h- iis. devis.es. l-t-atees. I" r sonal reprt . i.t itives ;.n I all other per sons interested in the -si ite of Sarah i: llitunnn. .ie.ea-d: C- unknown heirs, d.-vi-es, hate.s. persona 'j p-!.- MtatKe . and all ot her persons i-:-T listed in the esi.it-- -f 1 I. Hinman. l ist leal n. ,iie unknown, deeias.d: the n k nov. T! I ; is. if i legatees, per sonal rcpi-i -i-ntatives and nil other pr s :is ini- r. -i.-d in the estate of" Ma-i i . !. r.ee"-.c, .'i.eeas.d: the i . i : k n o w n -1 , r s , h i-i es. !.-.-: 1 1 , s . personal r-p! es.-nt a -Cves and : il oth- r p. isoiis interested O, the esta'e ei I -avid l;.-e.e. deiiased: s.;:iion I-. !:!... d"i -i : An s. Simon 1 ". !'en."!"in. List tea) name unknown: t ';e iitiKliov 11 I,'-.!:-. iev i.-ees. I'-w . r -rs.'iial i . r t a t i i s and ail other i sous rioted in t.e- -tate of . :ii..:i 1'. i i..i!oi.-'. de. -ased; the u r. - i.l...W'l I ell d' V:Sees. l.-.t p. ' - :..i,al r.-pi- i.!at;.cs and ail ot!;. r p. r ...oiis iater.-sied in t!.- estate .if Mrs. r--;i:o':i I'. I ' ia i -i il. t; i I real nano- on -kaowp. lii'-a.-.d: Jaeoh l-am: Mis. .1... oh Ci'.'i'i. lirst real name ui,kn"V.n; I'e llilli;;'.VI' heiis. i.'eV is.-e.-:. l.-f-j: ee.- p.-:.-ii;-il li I : -e.-ent : t i Vis mil all ot-ar -rsons iuT- i'sied in the state of Ja. o'o 11. ;?';. il. . . a-, d: th-- unknown heirs. ii.---i- --. l.-t: at. es. -t.ers-onal t--i -i .-sei: t a t i i - and ail oih.-i- persons in- .lest.d in the est l4e of Mrs. .laeoo : am. real name unknown, 1'-- ,,.,.-.-d- liar- I'. S.ii.deli: Mi-itpa .-:;:!-.h'l; John Kii'ili: Mrs. .lol.n Knur;1 . t .-! r.-al i.. no- i.:ikaovv ;i : lie n ti i. now - i s. .le-.-!-.is. mi l. 1, peisioiat rej- i .--eiita t iv -n.-l a : I e! he- p. ro.is i'. i . ! . i i .t .-s int.- of .1 . . i . a K o-ul . . . . . :t i..t : C :ni!ai"-.i"i 1 . i :-s, . !e i s. . --. i--.-.it..s. p. .serial 1 1-; -resen f a t i vi s a:'. i ot; . r ! sons int. rested in the es t.,,. . f Mr-:. .,,; ri W I'n'U'i!. first ! e,-- i r i k n w :i. ' i ei .-a s. .1 : t ! e -a n k n w : i.irs. e!.- i.--- -. i-iral.-.s. oil.-. ;.al r-p-. . cut a t i v. - an.! ail oiiiir per-oiis ir .lest.d i'n th-- estate of Thomas '. i'. Ini-'. ! :lse.t : t he IMlkllOWll h.i's. .'.-Vi.-e. s. h-'I -es, personal repres.-n t a - ; ;. es and fill "I l( I' pel sons interested : in tin- estate of Mrs. Thomas C. I'al oer. :ir-t real .rn-m- unknown. ! as , a ". S. :i .;v. tirst r.-al n.ir.-o- n-i- .- n M 'i". S. ira tf. Iir t rea I 1 he or, k nov, :: 1- i rs. per si 1 r .-pres.' r t a - vi.-e-s. )e:r.it' ,, . i .! " r oa- in;. !-e-t. -i 4 II the estai-- i'i v . . 'i.an. ni-i i ea i a!:.-- U'l !: m -'tl, .'a s.-. . l;e IIiMI'pu '1 i lis. 'ie vis--es. liii.'i'i. .-. p'-rs.iial le. : , m-h'mi :ves ; ..1 aU ..ti er persons in .t ,1 in tl.- - 'tf 1" Mrs. V. S. ;oa!v. Ilist i'-ai i.ai'P- unknown. b-e. a.- - d- M W. C. re. n. tirst real nam.- iii -kriovvn: .Mrs. M. W. ilre.n. lirst real "..me iii.I.tioo. : thi unknown h.ir-. deVisi es. U'L-.H . --s. p rsolO'l r.plesell l: lives and a ! 1 other p. I sons- jnl .r.-s! -. ! in the estate of .M. V. I'.ni n. iir-1 ;...! name unl-nown. tie i a sf d : the en-kn'owi-. heir-., .if vis-., es. legatees, jii-r-so-ial ri pres. i;ut!ves and ;'l other p.-r-so:is- int. r- steil in the est; !-.- of Mrs. vj Y tin'i n, first rial nam.- t"ik,nowi,. d '.-ased: Jos- i li M. Crear . : Mrs. jo .'. ;., JleCr. a r . first real name ti'i l;n'own: tl" unknown heirs, devise. -s. legatees, personal representatives and all other -.eisoas interos'.d in t!ie e i;.t,. of .losenh Mcl'l'i'iiiv, defease.!; the unknown leirs. d.-visis. I-e,at.--'. erso'-.i! repre-.nta t i ves and all oth-r -..isoi.s ini-'i.-tei in tin- -slat-- of Mrs. Joseph M.-Crtarv. first r.-al name un kn.o'An. de.-ea-id: :r.s. Samuel liantia. Mi st ii-.-.l iiano- unknown: Mrs. S.imu. i Jl. K'hett. first real rani" nnkfiowi': he unknown heirs, devisees, b Liatee . l,-r.. uial representatives and nl! other i ,-rs'ins it tercsled in the estate of Smi'. uel Jl. ICIheit. deeeastd; the unknown 1 is. devisees. li:ralees, personal rep enlatives and all other persons i"- r t. r ted iu tl:i' estate i .mis. r-,,,,,,,,, M. lOlPert. first real name unknown. i eeasfd; the i.nkiiown heirs, devisees. -"alees. personal representatives aid .1? other p. ison interested io the es iaie oi V.mmn K-miik. deeeased ; thi ol. known heirs. levisees. I'si'h'f-. Misoiuil i epreseiilnti ves and all oilier 1 i "sons interested in the . state id i' ora inioueiie llemitk. defeased : the en known heirs, devises, legatees, per sonal represeiiia'iv es and all oth-r nelsons interested in the estate of r S. :iilin.-:s. also known as S. S IiDlinus. iho-asfd: the unknown h. -irs. devisees, legatees, pei.-onal rep rise u t a I i ves and all other persons in teri -ied -n the estate of I.Ufinda I'dl Ihis, de.eased: 101 iv.a bet h Irene Mnr- i. ,v, widow: t!i- unknown h.irs. il'-ri-s4 e... leaatees, pel'SOIliil IV p r. S'-n t a t i V : aitd all other persons interested in H. .slate or Jnl'fZ Clinton llillin-CS. d.--eea'ted: j:ii.i Maria Ititliaws Speneer: .'.lien c Suoncr: (inn if niinini; imi- ;in:;s Copehipd: leor-;e C unknown heirs, devisei s. I -oi. nl reiu'eseii ta I i e s and ; P !aml : 1 1 ' iratees, per il ..1 her !"" - "ns intei est- d in tin state of Ceiirge ed: Alb lie MU-.- -..ne.-r baling V I.T ! Cli lintoii Hillings: l.ouis Uullnus. ,ra.i- p-y I'.illin-.'s; l-'ern LiM'to-s: l boa i.m lin's: -J o k HiMinus; W. 1'. M. rriam. first real nam- unknown: Itutk C. Mer riam: the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, I'l-rsonal representatives and ell other persons intiies'ed in the es iate of W D. Merriam. lirst real nau-e unknown. lU-eensed: the unknown licirs. p. -visees. leuaU-es. personal I '-present:! -lias iiml nil "'her per.-ons I ijl - res I co mi" the estal- of Kulli '. Merriani, . leased: t.vdi.-i M- rriam, widow: tc unkj.owji beirs. deviseos. legatees, per sonal representatives arid all other net-sons intet-'Med In the eslato of Si liloo N. Merriam. also kn""'!! as S. N. M'-itiam o. cased: William l.ush insk : "anl 'l.ushir-kv: Martha IP.osuer. widow- llairett. first real name .. ni l. own: tbe unknown h.irs. devisees. P-uat. --, ,;.1;.,iiiil lepifsenlativcs and all other persons interested in the cs- .,(,. or I liarrett. Iirt n al name unknown, deceased: Hrown. first real I -.me unknown: . the '..nkiiown lo irs, devis.es. Icpntee". Personal rep resent :i t Ives and all oilier .e.s..is o.- lei-.-st.d in Hi- . -slate .. Ill II, .-.... ...... i .no. !-.iiknow !i. d-ceased ; l!ariett" Hrow n. a partnership com oos..,i of li.irrett. tirst real mime unknown, mid ... me imk n own : A . - I'.rown. lu st rw ( Sl'ipinan. firs re:-' name c nk no n : ib-Visl-eS. l'Hte.-s . : ... 1 1 . .,n tie ii ti-u no wn 1 1 - -1 1 . p,.rsonal ropresenta- I I es. an. i ai: ...... - . - , . in the estate of A. Shfpman, first real nersons lnieresieo tatf of Annie P. Ellison, deceased: F.i' lost 10. Kllisnn; the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, personal representa tives and all other persons inleiest'd in the estate of Krnest 10. lOllison, de feased: l-.'ddie i:. lOllison; the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep resentatives and all other persons in terested in the estate of IMdie 11. lOl lison, deeensed; the unknown lu-irs, devi.-i us. legatees, personal li ili-!-i-tl-latives and all olher persons interest ed in I he estate of II. 10. lOllison, first real name tinknowm. deeeased: (lie un known owners and the unknown elaim auts of lots one ill, two (2). three ', four 11). five Ci. six 0). seven li. eiiit iSi. nine en. ten 1, eleven (111, twelve il-, thirteen il:i). four teen iH), fifteen iK), sixteen ni). si vi'iil'i li 1", eiRhteen fl). niu'-teen (l!.'i. twenty C''M. twenty-one C-'li. twenty-two il'l'i. rrventy-t hree ( L':: I ami twenty-four lip, iu hlo.-k iiim cm, in Thompson's Addition to the Cit y .f I 'ia t tsmoi: t h. Xehraska anl I'd one oundred live I I.',), luing a suli division of th.- iiirtheasf quarter iM) of the northeast quarter iNIO1,) of Seition nineteen ( 1 !C . and lot num her. d t went -t . o ii'Ji. a su h-oi vision of I io ve r ii m en t lot numbered ten I 111), of Seition eighteen (1S, all oi Town ship twelve (".'. north llant'r four teen (111, east of the fith 1". M., im I')'- i'o'intv - f Cass, Nebraska: Von ai-' li.-rebv notified that on Ho ist dav of Keb! nary. J !!!, plaintilf fih.d his si.it In the I ist rift Court of the Count v of Cass. Nebraska. to (poet lla i n t i 'f's title to the above described land, to-wit: Lots one 111. two CM, Ih'ee i :'. i, lour ili. live l-o, six (;. seven (?l. 1'ii.I't fSI. 'line C'.M. ten (I'M, ell-Veil (111. twelve t 1 LM . thilteell I 1 3 . fourteen (111. fifteen i 1 " I , sixteen C;, s. v. i.te.-n 17. e'-rht.-en -1Si. nine teen i hi i. twentv (Jin. 1 went v-one i.'ll, twetltv-two (2-). t W--!i t V-t !l ree (L':!l and t went v-f on r (.ti in block nine Cm. ; Tho.-np-'in's Addition to Pic City i f I 'la 1 1 smoii t h. N.-irasl-a. and lot one i.iiiiiii i il live (in'.). Peine: a subdivision ..f the nortiea'-t iiiart.-i- ( N 10 1 1 ) of the nortla ast ipmrter (NIO'- i of Sec tion niln-teer. ll':M. and lot numbered tw-ntv-two c'2i, a subdivision of C,o- - rnm-nt lot ten lii. of Section eigh teen (ISi. all in Township twelve (!J). y.,ti, C.n.v:.. foiirtef n ll. east of the Mil V. M. in the county of C;is--. Ne braska, becaise of the a d vers.- pisses --ion bv himself and his ran tors for more ttiati ten years prim- to ti e eom nietift uieiit of said s-iit and to enjoin i-.i'li and all of you from having or i!nimin:r nnv risrbt. title, li.-n or in terest, either leLra! or e. u i t a hi ... in or o sa.d lands or any par' thereof: t" ri 'iuire you to s t forth your rijrht. title, claim, lien ".- in'er. sf there;'', if any. - itier' b tial or e.uitabe. and to have the s.-iie ad.fiidiri.I ! leri'O' to the tit'.- of plait tiff and for tr--tn ia! eq'ii talie relief. This notice is made pur s"ant to W.i .ord'-r "of the court. Von are li'roi'.I to aris-.vii' said i " -I it i.'ii on or b.'oi-e Mondaf. Mai'.-h 17. Vn'.i. r default v. ii! be .'u!y e:uef d herein. AI.I'.IOItT T1MM S. I'lainti'T. vV'. A. kobcri - 4t;, His Attorney. (i'l( i; III' Sill Til III MOT ll'll. 10. In ti:" I'lstriet Court of the Count" f Cass, .,.,riitii. William A. d;il!";i; , i';ainti:'f A'rii.'i'd I' .i-e. I : v.-.-n t or of t::f last '.-.ili ;ii: I i '-. ta iin-at of Amanda r ..l 1 i s, ,ie. ns.-.l. et al. J u'leiida nts. To ;l , .i. i. i. dauts. .lmoii.l lod;'e, M'i-:i! of tie 'hist wiil and t-.-I.i- .'.I'-nt of Amanda l-'"!lns. deceased : S- '. -"';:: ni;i-; C!..!..- Moore; the un-l.l-i'UTl lirs. li.-V. legatees, per-.-I...1 feprese:. tali ves aid all oti.er s i'lii-n sti .i in ti"- estate of .i,.i-a.a 1'orb.s. d.eiaseil; Win. J. Cut ter: the unknown heirs, devisees, lega tee, o.-rsonal ri pitsentat i vi s and all oth'"- persons interested in the estate el' W in. .1. Cutter, de. eas. .1: Margaret i0. v .iter: the unknown heirs, devisees, b'-tat'-es. personal r.-pi e.sen t a t i v-s ani ; ii oti.er p. "sons int. rested j: the es- :.te of M,ii';:;i' l I'.. C'.itt. r. ilo eased; Wia. II. IOmeiiek. Jr: Mrs. io. II. ' Irncrif k. Jr . fii's-t real name unknown; She i: ;. k now r l.eiis. devisees, beat''. I ersot-al i .pi-.s :, a 1 1 s and all ot'e-i i ersoi.s j n t -ri-s 1 1-.1 in the estate of Win. II. Hrieijik, J r defease.! : the unUpown ! eil s. ili'Vlsi'i'i, lejatets, p-rsorial r p i e-cn t a t iv.-s and all other persons in tfi.sied j., He estate of Mrs. Wm. Ii. Kin"! if k. Jr.. first real name ur.kr.owe. i.iseii: C. W. Kimr. first r.-al name iniknowii: ti e i;t known heirs, devisees. l"-:at".-s. p. isonal representatives and a:l ot her persons interested in the es- ;:c "f c W. King. li.t real name un kt.e'.fii. 'b ea-ed: Harriett Kiti : th. unknown heirs, devii.ees. legtitees. per sonal representatives ami all other i r-rsoiK iiitert st.-d in the estate J Harriett Kiiur. doeet-sed; the unknown beirs. devisees. legatees, j.ersonal rep resentatives and ail otin r persons in terested in the estate of Anna Sehul- liu-e. .Hfiasiii; ;ir.u tne uiikiiowu on- i r.- and tl.e unktiviwii claimants of lots three t :t and eighteen (IS), in S'- tion seven I 7 i. Township twelve 1 LM , North Han-re fourteen f 1 . east of the ".th 1". M.. in the county of Cass. Nebraska: Veu ar" h- rebv notilP-d that on the 1st dav of I'. bruar;. . A. 1. H'l:-. plain tiff tiled his suit in the Kistriet Court of the Countv of Cass, Nebraska, to nib I plaint ill's title to the followinc lieseiibfil h-.nd. to-wit: T."ts three CI ) and ei-.ht. en (1S. in Section seven (7. s.i Ttw fisl.it twelve ( 1M. North Katie fourteen Itli. east of the I'.th IV M .in the countv of Cass. Nebraski, because of his adver:e possession by himself and his grantors for more than tn .ears prior to toe com pp-noeim-n t ot said suit and to enjoin each and all of veu from bavin"? or claimin-i tiny i -ht title, lien or Interest, either legal nr eipiitable in or to said land or any art thereof, and a 1 1 eg i n g tl at none of von are in the military or iiaoil ser vice of the t'nited States of America: i. i-eimire oa to so! forth your right. it ie. ilaim. li.-n or interest .neiiin i I IIIV. Cllliel I'-Uill ' e.lil 1. .1 ...e. hil've tic S.OIlle ii.! jilile.l Infi-linr ti the title ef t'hiintilT and f.ir Kinrii! e.iui tahle relief. This nut ice is ininle pur--u.int to die ei'ler ef this I'.iml. Ymi are reunlreil t.i ntiswer sni'l I '- i.i i.,.i-.,i.. Mi.ii.I:i. Miirel: 17. 11 1:11:' r emir default will f duly' entered (herein. W1I.MAM A. CAl.I."" , 1'laiiitilT. W. A. I'. 'l" rts..n. Attiirtie.v f"I' rh'illtilT. .1:1. t. iti r. 1. mi et 1: 1 1 1 r ( '. .11 II T Httit N'.-lMii.dij. Slate l: .MI.IIISull. .ls 11... T. Ci iii !" I'- Whit.-. rue . Viilh-rv I. hi .M. 1 1 i 1 11 si . M..i i;arel !. I.ivinu.-t..:..- iMiarles A. Vallerv. Kmii. in,,. I'". Mili'ir. Amelia I Streiuht. I,,:i II all.i. M.nhil.hi all.r. .l.lhll I-'. V.lil-I.. I'hl'.ie M'l'IH!H':id onlnh 11. 1 l.oi:i.-e I iriiTiirinxi.l Uniky. .... . 1 1 ........ I'.ai.ks. Amelia - I r 1 i 111 111 ' 1 n ' I . Annl" I'-ilk and all ii, l.-re t -.1 in the estal it h.-r of lacid. 'all'-r.', .If., deeeas-. 1: . (in rei.iin-: th- petilinn of l-ramis I-.' White, sui vlvue; eNci iilnr. I'l .'.i i'ii a litcil setll' Piert and alli.vvaiue ef his lceouiil lil... I in ttii eiilll't mi tin' l"in lav Pi Kel.riiary, 1'.'!'.'. ;i"'l t-r l is ns- I... i.e. leea,e lll'l lll leil'llll- the i.etilhMi '( Amelia .1. Streiiit hle.l herein ui l'ehriiarv 1-. l'.'l''. praviir-r fur the iiiiiiin1iiieril el" fhaii-s A. al ierv as adiiiiliistlat'ir e. t. a.. H nie ce. -d tin- said Krancis I. White: It is iKiehv .ii'.lereil that 'n and a.l ;ersiins iulei'ested in said matters a near : tin- I'onntv I'mirt to he hi ld in and fur said .eimntv n the ::rd ilay ol March, lilt a. at 1 ( a. m . to show cause, il" any there he. why the pray ers of said ri speel i ve petitioners should nut he granted atnl thai noln e of the penitence ef said petitions and the hem-law: thereof he Kiven to all per sons" interested in said matter, hv piih lishinv. a copy f this order in the fl.-itls-moiitli .loiirii.il. a si'i'ii-M'O'Ulv newspuper priiiie.i in slid .nuiily. !' liner sii.cessiN. weeks prior to said ilav of hearli!-;. Jn witness whereof, I have hereunto ORTHOREa SAL 30 Bulls, Cows, Heifers and Calves 30 Twelfth Street Nebraska M onday, February 24th Commencing at 10 O'CIock The L. T. HOLLAND "OAKS" SHORTHORN HERD Headed By ' WATERLOO OAKS, NO. 418443 The Great Roan Leader of the Herd Thv "Wild I'iOM:" Herd ol Short liorn . Cat t Ie established at "Tlif Oaks" i;i 1!)0S, the community will r member, embraced some t( tf Jinost jjidi vidnalj of both beef and milk tt rains Inre Scotch, of thu Waierloos, Victorias, flannilet, etc., atnl the Nellie llurdick AliJk Strain. Xc-il ht-r money nor pains were spared in procuring t lie lcst for the foundation l-.erd. 1 liave distributed and now have son wonderfully ood individuals. Some wire seni to Washington, some ti California and some to the South. Where there was ever any question as to indi vidtiality in the herd, these 1 sent to the Omaha marl et. Having purchased interests in the South 1 am now giving the public: tlie opportunity of choosins from this herd. I5y his per mission. I would invite those interested to ask Mr. J!ert Kyder, Mayor of Nebraska City and a well-known cattle buyer, from what herd the best bulls and stock he buys thron'uii the country come from. I WILL ALSO SELL 13.. Head of Horses13 Work ljnc. I Jn M nl .Marcs ;inl ("o!.-. Sne lion's nul I (''!. Al-.) Kiic Aliiis' ( "'U. iiscil mi tiic t"ar:n. pan i I il.-tciu. Tkkms ii' Sai.k: All snus i Sio ainl im-'cr cali. On Mini owr Sio a credit nf S nn mtlis" lime will lie ;ie!i. jiurilia-t r 111:4 Ihinka'ilc ii'de with interest at S jier eent. Seltleim nl In ie iiiaile liefid'e any tm erty Js ieiihed. L T. HOLLAND, Owner C. Ji..i i.ksii.. Manager li. II. lli.unr,. Jk.. i"ic!,l Man Wm. N'iiinc. Aueii' 1'ieer l-"iii.u H :-;i.u i-.k. ( Ierk Set 111V hand and the seal nf Slli'l I'lililt, this loth iay of Kel.rn.-i ry. 1 1 :. AULliX J. 11KKSO.V. iSeali fli'-:!w I'euiity Judja'. THIS AFTERNOON MISS MAGGIE KAFFENBERGER AND MR. HERMAN GRAHAM. OF WEST OF TOWN WED. This moinins at the parsonage of t lie St. Paul's, Episcopal church, were celebrated the rites of mar riage, which united the lives of Mr. Herman Graham and Miss Matrie Kaffenlierger. the ceremony beint; performed by the Uev. J. II. Stes er. The youns? people are well known in this city and vicinity, tin ".room heinj; a youn.sr man of excel inet character, and the bride the ac romi'iished daughter of John Ka(." t nhi'i s:er, and wife west of the city. Th? newly married couple wiil ir.'ike their homo on a farm we.-t of the rily. The Journal 'vith tiieir many friends joins in wishing then: a ha.'ipy and prosperous "life. FOR SALE. Improved SO acres, three nr'les west of Plattsmouth, two hundred and firty dollarspor acre. For par ticulars inquire of T. II. Pollock. Alfalfa -Molasses Feeds! The best and most economical feed for live stock. Write us for description and prices. Omaha Alfalfa Milling Co., Omaha, Nebraska "S aws Bring or send in all your saws that need gumming. VVc have a power saw gummer and arc equipped to put worn out saws, from 8-60 inches in diameter, into first-class condition. . Sheldon Manufacturing Gomnanv NEHAWKA. NEtlPscv. ' " y Pavilion Sale Barn City, Nebraska Dreadful Cough Cured A severe cold is often followed I y a rough couth for which Chamber lain's Cough Remedy has proven es pecially valuable. .Mrs. W. Olsi i Marysvil'c. Mo., writes: "About two years ago my little hoy, Jean, cauuht :i severe cold and couched dreadful ly for days. I tried a number of cough medicines but nothing did It i in any good u-jtil I gave him Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It relieved his cough right nway and before he had lirished taking one bottle lie vas cured. I think it is just fine for children." Stationery it tlie Journal ofike. DR. if. P. VEST0VER PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Cortes Block. Res. 313 rHONEOffice o67 DR. H. G. LEOPOLD OSTEOPATHIC PRfSICIAN SbcZ1 Atttnrlon vira of lVonri ACUTE DiSKASFS THEATED Eyes Tested anl Glasses b'itted Night Calls Answered AftT Koun and Sundays by Appointment. 1.30 a. tr. to 12:00 1:33 p. m. to 5:3 r- til!!. H "W H tr I I f. IT
