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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
THUESDAY. 3VU
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Very few men are so absent
minded that they go around paying
their bills before they are due.
:o:
Congress refuses to save an hour
of daylight and we all thought ihia
was to be an economical Congress,
too!
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Gen. Leonard Wood, while en
couraging ambitions for better
things in life, also says keep your
feet on the ground.
:o:
Some men appear to be living in
hope I hat a way w ill be discovered
before they die whereby they can
take their money along with them.
:o:
It must keep the profiteers of this
country awfully bii3- thinking up
good reasons for raising prices, now
that they can't blame it on the war.
:o:
After Jiiiih .". the skeptics who
have doubted jut-t how much golf
was played for the game's fake will
have a. chance to prove their point
or remain forever silent.
. :o:
When you hear any man saying
that the peace terms imposed on
Germany are too hard, ask him if
he ever heard of the sinking of the
Ltisitania or of mustard gas.
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Some one has received a vision on
this road and transportation matter
at Elm wood, and are acting there
on. What's the matter with Platts
niouth on this matter of transporta
tion. We are only an hour or two
from a central market.
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Chairman Henry 1. Davidson of
the Ked Cross, just returned from
Kurope, says: "I would not give a
damn for all the peace treaties in
the world if something was not done
to relieve the incredible, the un
believable distress that exists in the
world today."
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Dallying with the peace terms
ami n neglect to sign them by the
Germans is putting off the starting
of the giant derigible 11-3 4 for
America as she has concluded not to
start on the journey until there is
something definitely known what
Germany will do.
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Henry II. Knilimtt. the well
known Hotonian. said at a patriotic
meeting in Trcmont Temple: "The
plain 'nuts arc not the most dang
erous. The most dangerous ones
are the people with plenty of time,
plenty of money and nothing above
the collar. They are the faddists."
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The president of the Democratic
clubs of Massachusetts and 2 demo
cratic members of the legislature
sent tho following message to Presi
dent Wilson: "The citizens of the
CnitPfl States want you home to help
reducn tho high cost of living, which
ivi consider far more important
than the League of Nations." Let
the people think!
:o:
Thrift means simply getting your
money's worth aDd your time's
worth. It means disposing of your
'tiTgy and your income with In
telligent regard as to how you can
get th most long-run satisfaction
out of them. A young gentleman of
our acquaintance bought an over
coat. To go without frould have
been wasteful.
: :o:
A South Bend mother, who bas a
popular and charming daughter. i3
not without her fine points- The
boys Insist on hanging around the
place and. as all are zealous in their
efforts to pleaso "mother." not a
cent has been spent on the yard or
about the place, which Is In splendid
condition. Next week spring house
cleaning begins and the boys will
do the Job.
We have noticed that very few
women criticise the judgment of the
man who pays them a compliment
:o:
Most fathers know a lot about
life and its temptations. but he
finds it hard to make his children
believe he does.
:o:
If the Germans had used the
Kible for something else besides a
medium for spies, this War would
never have been fought.
' :o:
Mexico might do well to reinem
her, too. that there are a lot of
American oilicers just itching to
learn how an American tank be
haves in action.
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The mayor of Contreras. Mexico.
has issued a public order making it
obligatory for male residents and
visitors to wear pants. He specifies
that the use of underwear will not
be in compliance with the order.
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Twenty-fire bakers in a congested
district of New York were recently
boycotted by women who demanded
that the price of bread be reduced
from 9 cents to 8 cents a loaf and
rolls from 20 to 18 cents a dozen.
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Chinese students in Tokio signed
with their own blood a petition call
ing upon Chinese students in Eur
ope to return to China to protest
against the peace conference deci
sion granting Shantung to" Japan.
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Congressman Julius Kahn of
California, just returned from the
battlefields of France, says: "I do
not see why American soldiers
should be kept in the occupied area
to serve as collection agents for
Europe."
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Five hundred leading women of
Tampa, Florida, hrve organized a
protective league to operate a bu
reau to stamp out vice, and give
any young girl inforniaiton about
the behavior of the young man of
her choice.
ARE WE READY FOR BUSINESS, mans ought not to be elfish and
keep the Austrians and Turks and
How can business help being Bulgarians waiting in line any
good meaning by "business" an longer. They should sign and pass
the activities by which men gain a the pen along to the next customer,
livelihood? Business, first and last, Then everybody can go home and
is the production and distribution of face tne music, for if it will do the
goods. Never possibly barring the Germans any good to know it they
height of the war period with its are hot the only ones who will have
abnormal demands for specialties to do eome tall talking to the home
was there in the bulk such an ob- folks when they get back.
vious demand for goods. About half! :o
of Europe is to be more or less re- IX IS NOW AN AIR-
built, stocked up with materials, PLANE FACTORY
furnished with machinery. You That gracious writer and efficient
hear it nearly everywhere, from I philosopher, which made Alexander
Havre to Vladivostok: "We need Selkirk sav "How swift is irtnnre
rails, locomotives, cars, machines, cf the mind compared with the
houses, wool, leather, cotton, steel, speed of its flight" did not know at
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food. I that time how rnnidlv business mav
Good imsiness requires not oniy change. The J. T. Stewart Motor
the demand for goods but means of company of Omaha, has turned to
paying for them. There is no in- making airplanes. They promise to
herent difficulty there. Europe, have one on their sales floors earlv
once settled down to sanity and next week, and will make the ma-
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reasonable security ana engagea in chines for sale. The Omaha Flying
orderly production, would create company has already given orders
means of payment as it went along. for two of the machines which will
nationally at work its credit would be used for paSsenger traffic and for
be good for all its needs. This exhibition flying. The slow trans-
seethe and ferment of the great war poTt of iarge volumes of money.
will subside. Finally Europe must which causes such a loss of interest
come back to the fundamental prob- hn the year is actuating people to
lem of getting a living, which means use the ajrpiane for the transporta-
sane. orderly production. That is ton of nioney to save interest while
.a . . ... .. A I
me Key to us iuiure ana me soivrm in tarnsit. It is estimated and cor-
of its difficulties. Finally. Europe rectly so too that there ls in inter.
win neea our gooas. est on the nionev transported be-
I "
But there is huge demand for tween New York and Chicago .a loss
goods in the United States also during the year of $850,000. while
building deferred, road making. tne los8 netween New York and
. m . . .1 A. - t J I
rauroaa oeuermeius ana me Liverpool is $1,800,000.00. The
red million individual needs. This motor company has secured the
year's crops promise to put a vast services of J. B. Caldwell who was
sum into the hands of farmers. one of Uncle Sam-a fIyers in France.
Labor is well employed at record f for an instructor.
v dgta. r manually iiic: v.uumi y i - a.
tremendously strong. Somewhat UTTLE CONVINCING ARGUMENT j
like Europe, but in less degree, we I There are things which work just
have gratuitously made ourselves I as well and some times better than
some difficulties. The faint-heart- other things. It had been planned
MMWm 1 iSili l i w
Coprrfhf Hit
R. J. fctrnold
Tebcoco C.
PLAY the smokogame with a jimmy
pipe if you're hankering for a hand
out for what ail3 your smokeappetite!
For, with Prince Albert, you've got a new listen on the pipe qujestion
that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat wirries!
Made by our exclusive patented process, Prince Albert is scotfrea
from bite and parch and hand3 you about the biggest lot of smokefun
that ever was scheduled in your direction 1
Prince Albert is a pippin of a pipe-pal; it beats the band! Gi t the
slant that P. A. is simply everything any man ever longed for in tolecco!
You never will be willing to figure up the sport you've slipped-oi i once
you get that Prince Albert quality flavor and quality satisfaction into
your smokesystem! You'll talk kind words every time you get pn the
firing line! j
Toppy reJ bag, tidy re J tint, handtome pound and hat f -pound tin A ami- '
dort and that clotty, practical pound cryttal glatt humidor with
tpongm moitttner top that keept thm tobacc in tuch perfect eonditien.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, C,'
BETTER THAN NOTHING.
.John McCormack can tell stone
as well as sing, it seems. IIere is
one of his after-dinner anecdotes:
Two Irishmen were at work when
the whir of an airplane was heard.
peddlers were never busier than the holding of the monster down Qne of the men st0ppe(1 work an(1
i tmf vnn tl i lint ro-jll V nOff I f MIa "
i v i ' 11 1 j v-' nvi n line ii 1 t:.
them.
ed and the numerous friends of dis-I to bring the giant dirigible the R-C4
order naturally emphasize them. 1 of England to America, and for that
With smoked glasses the bluest sky purpose a special number of large
looks threatening.
Smoked-glass concrete blocks have been cast for
I h 11 jn'tsnns intfrcstP'l in said matter
t.y li'i ish iiiir ;i cupv .of tliis Order in
the 1'Ia t tsiiidu t !i .lournnl. a sfini-weck
I v now s ;m irr j v j n t - 1 in said county
for thii-i sin if.ssi ie tvciks prior to
said day of lit-arinr.
Witness mv Land, ami seal of said
Omit, this Olli day of June A. It.
liiiy.
A1.1.KX -T. r.Ki'.SoN.
t'ountv .Indite.
I : y K I A ! i 12 NC i; Will T 10.
o'eaM j::-:!v. Clerk.
When the last treaty Ka7.ed up at the machine. Then lie
was ready for delivery to Germany. said. ..ord not loike to ,)C up lherp
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BRING ON THE PEN!
Claims for damans against Ger
many have been filed in the State
department at Washington, aggre
gating $800,000,000, but it is said
that we will ask no money indem
nity from Germany, and that our
tax-payers will have to foot the
bill.
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A Massachusetts soldier killed in
France made his will on two sheets
of Y. M. ('. A. paper two days before
his death and mailed it to his moth
er, writing "If I do not come back
then you will get $5,000." The
court disallowed the will because of
a technicality.
:o:
"About the nuwt effective way to
commit suicide Is to try to kindle
the fire in the range with gasoline.
A pistol may miss the mark, the doc
tor may pump poison out of you.
someone may rescue you irom
drowning, or the rope may break,
but it is seldom, if ever, that gaso
line fails to finish the job."
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According to the Brookficld Ga
zette, the only controversy now be
tween veterans of the civil war who
wore the blue and gray is as to
which shall show the most comrade
ly feeling toward the other. And
aa an evidence that all the veter
ans of the '60s were warm friends
and admirers of the young American
soldiers in the last war. the Gazette
points to a recent memorial day
order of Capt. Louis Beneke. com
mander of the Grand Army Post at
Brunswick, which directs that a
special mound be erected on the G.
A. Ft. block to represent the graves
of all the boys, children and grand
children of all civil war veterans
now sleeping in France or other
foreign lamia.
instead of coming to America, the
giant was sent for a trip over Ber
lin, to see how the country looks.
2
ii seems lime enougn. i ne uer- i ana now the people farel. It was
i
mans ought to be made to under- the intention to have the dirigible
stand eventually that the rather land, but the conditions were not
elaborate establishment the Allies the best as there was a fog. and
are maintaining at Paris is not for after circling around over the city.
the purpose of exchanging notes the aircraft returned. The visit
with Count Von Brockdorff-Rant- j was worth considerable to the
zau. charming as that occupation stiff-necked people of the father-
. .
is. ine governments contrinuung land, the government was soon over
to the support of that establishment turned, a new cabinet was created
don't want to deprive themselves and the word comes through Den-
permanently, of the talents that go mark that the treaty will be signed
to mane U'up, Dut wouiu nwe io i and unless we are wrong in our
direct them to tasks waiting at guess not only the signing will be
home as soon as tho Germans feel done but in the main the terms will
themselves ufliciently convinced to jue Jived up to
allow tne corresponuence io oe i :o;
wound up. AMERICA'S CHALLENGE.
We take it that the conference
I t i.i! , j .1 : n"
wanted tr. be nnlit and to allow uepuuncans auu uemocraia U...c.
in that tiling, now." Said the other
also gazing: "Well, Oi'd not loike to
be up there mesilf without it."
From the Outlook.
A church supper given for the
children has the same effects upon
grown people as does the circus.
The older people always go along
just to see that, the children do not
eat too much."
:o:
The thrift campaign means just
getting the most in long-run satis
faction out of your time and
monev. "Don t waste - is me v nine
of it. We need to press that cam
paign year in and year out.
oiiii:k or m:.itii
mid ! of IVohiilo nt Will
In the County Court of Cass county.
Nebraska.
State of Neluaska, County oi i ass.
ss: '
To all. persons interested in ine
lie-
find out what was in the treaty be- accept the principles of the Consti-
fore accepting It. The Germans tution and endeavor to apply and
ought to be willing to admit that in Improve them each in their own
this respect they haven't anything wy- Neither republicans nor demo-
like the grounds of complaint that crats wolu change the form of gov-
the United States Senate seems toernmcnt under which we live. The
havi. Thev were allowed to read i socialist party, on the other hand.
the Berlin visitors a fair chance to sharply as to public policy, hut both Fstaie of John i-uwi., r.a. wkk.
On readme the petition ot Mima
CnfTman prayinjj tliat the instrument
tiled in this court on the llttli day or"
June. 1!1!. am! ' purport inT 1 ,f
last will and testament of Hie sal-1
leeeiised. Jnav ! lH'OVrd and allowed.
anil recorded as the' last will and tes
tament of .Lohn Kilwin MarwicK, o
ceased; that said instrument he ad
mitted to prohate. Jlnd the administra
tion i: said estate he uranted to
A. Kohertson, as executor;
It ls herehy ordered that you, all"
all persons interested m said matter;
may, and do, appear at ine irnin'.;
Court t' oe held in ami lor said coun-
lv, on the 1'Mh day of July -. I . i:i:i
at 10 o'clock a. m., to show cause, H
any there he. why the prayer of the
COmplished for a hundred and fifty petitioner shoi.M not he jr. anted and
tliat notice of the pendency of sdiil
years, and to bring to an end the petition and that the hearing thereof
l,e given io all persons inf-rostcd in
greatest experiment in republican- said matter by puhiisiiinu: a copy of
I l II IS orii'i in uic i i.ii iini"iii ii
ism and the greatest achievement in I nai, semi-weekly newspaper printed
I in .tiairl i-niuity. for tr ice successive
SOCial and political organization that I weeks prior to said day of hearing.
Witness my nami, ami seai ui seiei
Court, this KMli day of June .. XJ.
1913.
.i.ui;. -'. iji.i;u.n,
v Coiirtv Judge.
My KLOKKXCrc WIJITL0,
(SMI) j.'o-oW. t Cierk.
the treaty at least, and having done
so. and having been permitted to
scream at the top of their voices
at everything in it that seemed to
call for such screams as could be
properly heard in Berlin, the time
now has come to go through with
the remaining formality. The Ger-
INVESTMENTS
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Can be had in amoiftitl'4t
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PAUL FITZGERALD,
Investment Securities
First National Bank Bid ff,
. Omaha, Neb.
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openly declares its purpose to wreck
the present form of government, to
undo all the work that has been ac-
the world has ever seen. Let there
be no mistake about the definiteness
of this issue. America's existence
is challenged.
A BIG SAVING
Besides the All American one tonlss:
I 1 o
4tni)i:i or m:itiNr.
mid - f l'rntr ' Mill
In the County Court of Cass coun
ty. Nebraska.
stat? ot .Nebraska, couniy ni ljm,
truck factory agency the Traffic
all Tiersons interested in the
Instate of Michael Timmas, deceased :
Inn Ic.handlnH hv WpA K .Tnhnsoill On reading- the petition oi i.osina
.. . . I Timmas praving that the instrument
of Johnson Bros., Nebr. City. Bothlnied in this court on the 20th day of
are the world's lowest priced stand- f",1
ard one and two ton trucks, bavin.5 deceased, may ;e proved and allowed.
and recorded as the last will and tes-
the Continental Red Seal motor in lam.nt OL Michael Timmas. deceased:
the Traffir and Hip Ttersrhell-SDill-1 tliat said instrument t-e aumiueu io
iue. iramc ana tue nerscnen oyi" ,.,,,.... ond tliw administration of
man iu the All American. The Ross I s:1id estate he granted tv ltosina Tira
and Torbensen rear axle, guaranteed ma.f iH'herebMdercd that you. and
for 2 vears and all narts standard! all persons interested in said matter.
units such as are used in
tv. on the 19th day of July A. r 13i:.
at ill o'clock a. ni.. to.fliOT cause, if
costing over $500.00 more. Ask for
catalog of specifications. See big
display ad in this isc""
Mint i; r.r iu:vni;
I 'or tlet vriitliin I ion of 1 1 i r Ii 1 1
In the Countv Court of the t'ounty
of C;,ss. X braska.
I n re Kstates of Jaeob Cai'ler. Oney
1. Carper. Anderson Jeo Carper and
Alfred t.etnmel Carper, each deeased.
The Stale of Nebraska, to all persons
interested in said estates, creditors
and heirs' take notice that Mattie J.
I'orter has tiled her petition alleging
that Jacob Carper, a resident and in
habitant of the County of Cass, Ne
braska, departed this life intestate on
or alout the 14th day of November,
1S7J, lejvin.g him surviving as his sole
and only hei rs-a t -la w, his widow, Oney
i. Carper, and the fol low iriK . named
children, to-wit: Anderson Lee Carper,
a son; Annie I.ouise Pitman, nee Car
per, a daughter; Alfred Iemmel Car
per, a son and Mattie J. I'orter. nee
Carper, a daughter; that said Jacob
Carper was the owner in fee of the
following described real estate, situ
ated in the County of Cass, Nebraska:
The smith half (S',i of the southeast
quarter iSIO'jl of Section 32, Town
ship 10, Kange 1", east of the tith I.
M. .in the Cocnty of Cass, Nebraska:
that said land was the homestead of
the said Jacob Carper at the time of
his death and descended to Ills said
children in equal shares, each an un
divided one-fourth, subject to the dow
er and homestead right of his said
widow whieh terminated at her death
on May 1."., l!l'.i; that administration
proceedings were duly had in the es
tate of said Jacob Carper, deceased,
by petition filed in the County Court
of the County of Cass. Nebraska, On
the 22nd day of November, 172, un
der which said proceedings notice to
creditors was dule given and filial set
tlement duly made, but that by rea
son of failure of said court to make
a finding as to heirship and assign
ment of said estate, it Is necessary
that heirship in said estate be estab
lished: that thereafter on or about the
tsth day of April, 10:!. the said Al
fred l.emmei Carper, being the owner
of an undivided one-fourth of said
real estate, departed this life intes
tate, leaving him surviving as his sol"
and only heirs at law, his widow,
l-a.ira Carpel', who departed thjs life
on or about the 14th day of June. 191 -I,
and two children. I.ee Carper, a son,
who departed this life May If, JJP-.
unmarried and without issue. and
Lena Carper, a daughter of lawful age,
residing at Fairfax, Missouri, and by
reason thereof, the said Lena Carper
is now the owner of an undivided one
fourth of said above described real es
tate; that thereafter on May 10, 1913,
the said Anderson Lee Carper, being
the owner of an undivided one-fourth
of said above described real estate,
departed this life intestate, leaving
him surviving his widow. Ccrtrude
Carper and three minor children, to
wit: Lm ian Carper, age thirteen years:
Hazel Carper, age eleven years and
Deleene Carper, age four years; that
hv reason thereof, the said Certrude
Carper, widow is now the owner of an
undivided one-twelfth of said real es
rate and -each of said minor children,
to-wit, Lillian Carper. Jlael Carper
and Iielet tie Carper, are entitled to an
undivided eleven thirty-sixths of said
estate. And that bv reason of the
foregoing facts the Said Annie Louise
Pitman, nee Carper, and the said Mat
tie J. Porter, nee Carper, are each the
owners of an undivided erje-fourth of
said real estate.
T iat on May 12, 1 :V.
Carner departed thisvh
being a resident and
the County of Cass, N
possessed of personat pr..
in of approximately the v,-.7
Hundred Dollars (10Ui,
property was exempt from I
hi
V I
VI
4 id Cney .
I testate,
I'.' ant of
ka, and
itV theft--
.ie of Finn'
ivliich said
i he lew of
attachment, execution or Jtlier mcsn.j
process and not subject to t e payment
of any debts of said dt
that at the time of t lie
Oney 1. Carper, she left 1
as her sole and only heir
daughters, Annie Louise
P.radshaw, Nebraska an
Porter, of t'nion. Nebrn 4
following named grantlcl.:
eian Carper, Hazel Car pert
Carper, children ot a decej
derson Lee Carper, anuiv
daughter of a deceas
I. emtio I carper; mat rt
Louise Pitman and flJ . t
and the said Lena 'M'tft
entitled to an umliviiv-d U
the estnte of Oney 7. i'af
ed, and the said lAician &
Carper and I icleene tar
entitled to an undivided
of said estate; that mc
years have elapsed since
each of said decedents f
cept. the said Oney I. Cn
estate was exempt from
attachment, execution or
process: that no applieat
ministration of said est;it
had in the State of Nel
.iscd. and
fH of t,;,id
f surviving
law, her
'man, of
lattie J.
and tho
en: Lu
lleleeiui son, A ti
Ca r per.
Alfred
' Annie
Porter
r. t-ai h
OUlIll of
di-eas-
r. Hazel
are eiu!!
-twclt t h
lian two
Until of
and ex-
r, whose
B levy of
lier mestii)
I'l for ad-
v lias 1 ,,
"Ka; tlint
each of said decedents were resident s
of the Countv of Cass, Nebraska. t
the time of their death anil possessed
of nionertv therein, and tilat said Pe
titioner as the daughte;- ad fcisier oC
sakl decedents is enuiieu.io an
divilel one-fourth of all tl
ertv, and praying for a d
of the time of the death
said persons, to-wit: Jaljlj Carpe
Diifv L Carner. AtiUetson
and Alfred Leinmel Carp
ceaseil; a determination of
the degree of kinship ami
des -ent of the real properl
A Hald prop.
i erm i nation
t each of
'"e Carper
. eai h de
thtdr beirw
'e right of
belonging
to said decedents in ine j line !r Ne
braska, and for such ot h-j orders s
mav he necessary In t'fl' premises,
which saiil petition has ItJ'H set for
hearing on the 2.!rd day ill July. l'Ji't,
at J a. m., at ine t ouiii.v m, uuge s of-
net; j ii iue erni l imji.- '
ass COUIliy, .M'uraMia.
Dated at 1'la 1 1 sinoii t
is JOt Ii ilav of June A. 'J
ALLKN J. J
this
Coin
Hy FLUltl-JNCK
(Seal I j 2 :!-:!-. ,
!at tsillolil h,
Nebraska,
1319.
:i;sjn,
V Judue
VH1TK.
Clerk.
Mi'llt K TO i ni:iil osT
The State of Nebraska, 'jjtrass coun
ty, ss: i
In the County Court. ,1
In the matter of the esVjte of Her.
man Kupke. Iieceased. (
To the Creditors of s.-i id Estate :
Vou are heriby notified. That I will
sit at the County Court ro'.ljd in Plutt.
mouth in said county, on . e 15th day
of July, 191!i. arid on thej j,3th day of
txtober, 191!, at 10 ot doc f a. m. each
day. to receive and (,-xamii; j- all claim
against saoi estate, wnn,a view f
their adjustment and allcrva
time limited for the presentation of
claims against said esta'y'w in four
mo.iths from the 10th 1; r of June
A. I. 1fl0. and the tim
payment of debts ls one year from
nam I'JUl oay or June, i:j
Witness my hand and
said County Court, this
June, 1319. I
lie sea r
'th day of
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(Seal) jl4-4w Cot Ickty Judgi.
limited for
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. Fistula-Pay WheKCured
A m!M ntfn n' frwaf mPfll f h n f rare! Pilr rla..il.
A. mild KtRttm ni trmtmeiit that cures Pile .rFiamla
other RecUlDiaeasM in a short time, withor I severe ur
fiical operation. No Chloroform. Ether or jt'ther (eneral
aaasthetie nril. A aire auaranteedin erer )liu.rr.n,i
for treatment, and no money to be paid until cured. Write for book on Recta I Diseas with names
and testimonials of more than 1000 prominent people who have been permanently c I Jed. 4
DR. E. R. TARRY 240 Dee Building OMAHA, H VBRASKA
any there be. why the prayer of the
petitioner should not ne srranieu ana
that the hearing thereof be given to
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J. I1C Idl fetal elliu in.01 tijuiK'"'-' "v.. ...
in charce of aU work. Lady attendant. MODERATE .'CES.
Porcelain filings just like tooth. Instruments carefully 9 rilized
after using. If
aTHIRD FLOOR, PAATOJI BLCt , OMAHA