MONDAY. JAN. 20, 192S.
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A "SIDE LIGHTS" FROM HAVANA
You can blame the bootlegger for
the modern rye face.
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Few people realize that their
neighbors could be worse.
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Fire prevention should be a motto
all along the line for 192S.
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Actions speak louder than words
but they do not speak as often.
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A man who always speaks the
truth is sure to have other virtues.
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If a man is a hustler he g-ts busy
and secures a key to the door of suc
cess. :o:
A fool can make good resolutions,
but it takes a wise man to keep
them.
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Sometimes a man has no confidence
in other nun because he has none
in himself.
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When Colonel Lindbergh gets back
he might try a good will trip from
America to Chicago.
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Half the world doesut know why
its better half lives.
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If you want to Hatter a man tell
him he is working too hard.
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Wise men miss a lot or pleasure
because they are not foolish.
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The popular vote is all right, only
the results are not always popular.
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A foreign writer says this country
is ieministic. Our women say that.
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Men enjoy doing
they don't have- to
ing.
anything that
do for a liv-
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Financial reviews for the new year
i;e encouraging and says confidence
is general.
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that sober ballad
'Just Before tin-
Have you heard
about the flapper:
Bottle Mother?"
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Mot -of the big jobs are luld by
men in whose boyhood homos there
was ;: cookie jar.
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The postoffice department advises J Free speech can't be developed to
that it is permissible to send sealed j if fiiM-st point so long as change
packages to New Zealand has pro- boxes are attached to hotel to!
hibited.
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Some declare that the Christmrs
ph Dnes.
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Great hope for the civilization of
cigars were good for stimulating . the Chinese is se n in the r pert tha
the New
smoking.
Ytar resolution to quit
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The man starting the
5-cent-to-a-dollar stores
later on will handle the
mobile lines.
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chain of
they
thf ir
It i;
are now
war.
u!n:
P'
-on
:as in
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probably , yr ars
new auto- ' scientist
like
A man can make an easy living
out of chickens, says a trade journal,
and some chickens can do even bet
ter out of a man.
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We can't make up our mind wheth
er to buy one of the new smaii
possible for men to live 200
on a vegetable diet, says a
but gosh! it would w-n:
thousand.
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A prominent musician of London
claims to be able to remember 2.0OO
scores. He isn't a Harvard graduate
or he wouldn't want to.
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Everybody is not in love-with Los i,
'Angeles, and California. We knowi,,niii
cars now or wait until late summer j of several families that talk of com- j p0-t-Dispach
- That was an- interesting vignette
fit' President Machado of Culia in tlie
i Post -Dispatch .correspondent's "Side
i Lights on the Havana Conference."
The Cuban presidential term is four
, years. Recently Congress adopted a
resolution extending the term to six
oears and applicable to the present
incumbent. A constitutional conven
tion, chosen by the people, but rat
! ify the act 'of Congress to make it
; effective. Senor Machado, it seems.
has perfected plans for choosing
delegates favorable to the proposal.
In Havana gossip, our correspond
ent relates, Machado is frequently
called a "dictator." The judgment
is usually qualified with "benovo
bnt." In popular estimate he is
man of force and energy, who is do
mg great things for Cuba in a ma
t"iiai wav. And that, of course
runs true to historical formula
Many a dictatorship has begun ad
mirably which ended in fury.
The President of Cuba, if accur
ately sketched, is playing with fire
An extension of a presidential term
from four to six years may appear
harmless, but there is dynamite in
it dynamite, bombs, the seed of re
volution, and for Uncle Sam the
dim prophecy of another interven
tion.
They revere Washington in Latin
America. Thev link his name in
deathless glorv with that of their
own liverator. Bolivar. Like our
selves, perhaps, they see in Wash
ington unswerving devotion to i
cause, a career of service, with pin
nicies of achievement in both th
pageantry of arms and in the pros
aic work of civil life. On no one
act does his creat fame rest. Yet
on1 wonders if appraisal might not
single out his decision not to accept
the third term as the stanehest lc
,acy to his country. Certainly it
fashion d a tradition which has
turned us away from temptation 011
more than one occasion and which
today accounts for the fact that th
President of the United S;ute. whom
Cuba entertained a week ago, is not
a candidate- to succeed himself and
will retire from the most powerful
office in the world on March 4. 1929
This paragraph on President Ma
chado. which our correspondent bar,
written is in casual vein and wit?
due regard for amenities, may prov.
the most pregnant news item
Havana conference. St. Louis
V
i
"mm
and get two for a quarter.
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ing back to Plattsmouth.
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l-J The man who gave t!
njsity of Chicago a millio
Al Smith urges local self-govern
ment, but it's what the boys do wh
they're away for conversations, that
worries most of the little worn n.
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Jones told Smith that he was a
tightwad, to which the reply was
that he was another. The tact was
both hit the mark and they knew it.
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Have you noticed the magnificent t
sunrise and sunset colorings in the reorganization of the cavniry. We
sky in the last few days of this salu-j are strong on reorganization; it
hrmiio xL-t-ntiier f n 1 i f r.rn i n or F"ior- ' ke -ds things moving if nothing else
the Univer-
on to see If
means of lengthening human life
knows his cities very wll.
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Ohio has so many favorite sons
that she may he cor p'l'ed to com
promise on fomo other Stale's fav
orite sens in the party conventions.
BIGGITESS, THAT'S US
The war department has ordered a
ida.
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'It is the burning issue of the
ro:-
We can imacine a neighbor woman
Bigness is the watchword in ti:
rountrv. and there doesn't seem to
he any getting around it.
Ldwaid A. Filene, P.jston mei
chart, and a tU..s- student cf Aiii'-i
icati economic c.ondit ions. reveals
that in 192.""., the last vear for which
f.gures are avails tile. .j2 per cent oi
the total profits earned by U.
business men were made' liv one-
fifth t::' one percent of the number
of corporations.
In addition. enly one-fiftieth of one
pr cent of all the profits in their
hour," said
voice asked
vided fire
at hand.
the orator. To this a
if there had been pro-
escapes and a chemical,
having a spite f nee put up. but we . part jcular branches
! cannot imagine h r not having
'.knothole hfr in it at r. convenient
industry,
what Mr.
I height.
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The ameer of Afghanistan is to
tnnr U-Mtpoi Tviirnrw. with tlip miw!
A man admitted te citizenship in j ' .'
I live i hMii.hiiii; will! "i:ie ji.-w j
: ideas. These are plentiful and well
assorted.
New York bears the name Constan
tine Pappadimitrakopolous and an
nounces he want to keep out of the
headlines.
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Houston is going to build an audi
torium with a seating capacity of
25,000 for the Democratic national
convention in June. Evidently those
tor-
Prepare for war in time of love
The moral? Her
1-. lie remarks:
The lion s share of the profits is
.going to tne large, scientuica uv or
ganized business."
Lignes" that's America all over.
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Gov. Al Smith does not promise to
restore, if elected, the once famous
j mint -bed. of Andy Jackson. This wa
l .
Go out and buy a gray suit. Blond : "P1 ooieu ny i-resiaent wuson. wno
hair and white powder are scarcely j could not endure its presence on the
liscenible ou the lapels of a suit of : -White House grounds. But mint
that color. does not come under prohibition in-
i inhibution, for it only yields a flavor.
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Texans take the Democratic party j Both parties seem to h-ive over-
seriously.
ness.
Whv not thev mean busi-
looked a bet in picking their ci j
vention city. We wish to point t t I
that there's a town in Ohio nam
Correction. t
jiGlAilRSAjGfEl,
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A noted radio authority says ti,
we should make our loudsneakt
more decorative. This remark w!!l
5 !
cause a lot of Congressmen to wo-
der
! it.
if there's anything personal i::
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After Winter's
Colds
It Is Wise to Check Up
on the Kidneys.
WATCH your kidneys after colds
and grip! When the kidneys
slow up. impurities remain in the
blood and are apt to make one tired and
achy with headaches, dizziness and
often nagging backache. A common
warning is scanty or burning secretions.
Ooan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, in
crease the secretion of the kidneys
and aicl n the eliminationtof waste
impurities. AreX endorsed by users
everywhere. Ask your neighbor!
I One prominent church prelate h
no objection to sports on Sunda; .
provided conducted quietly and ce-
deiiy. This would take in croquet,
pnlf nnH ri few nthet- iinr.litrneM-.i
' " " " - 1 - ..... .
' . r-T. 1 1 1 r . , . . '
spoi ls. i ne oiu lasnioneu unuay
; LL
seems
roini
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Member of congress suspected of
having bills about them are so num
erous that it is easy to escape too!is keP constantly busy because mo-
Our Repair
Garage
Same Trice
forGVerdSifeais
ounces'? 6
I A few years ago. when a person
wished to put. on airs, he bought
i himself an operation for appendi
jritis. But the other day a reporter
'called up and said he was confined
to his home with u cold contracted
LEGAL NOTICE
In
the District Court of Casn
- County,- Nebraska.
Merle E. Murray, Bertha
E. Ealon, Vernie M. Baker
from going out without his spats the and Hazel M. Hull,
veiling before.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Cass conn
Plaintiffs.
NOTICE
vs.
USE LESS THAN OF
IIIGIIEK PKICED BR..XBS
( Why Pay
War Prices?
THE GOVERNMENT L'i.D
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
The State of Nebraska
ty, SS.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the
Frank Uoucku. deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
Vim are hereby notified, that I
wiil -it at th" C-mniy Court room in
Plattsmouth, in said lour.ty, cn the
2 1th (lav of February, and on
the 2.-,th day fay. 1.2S. at 10
t' -iocl: is. iii. oi ea- ii day. to receive
n;e! examine all claims against said
esiate. with a
Samuel Grove et al, .
Defendants.
To the Defendants: Samuel Grove;
Mrs. Samuel Grove, first and real
name unknown, wife of Samuel
estate of Grove: Frank Ransom; Mrs. Frank
Ransom, first and real name un
known, wife of Frank RanBom;
Frank T. Ransom and 'wife, Mrs.
Anna Ransom; Samuel Chambers;
Mrs. Samuel Chambers, first and real
name unknown, wife of Samuel
Chambers: Seldon N. Merriam and
wife, Lydia Merriam; John C. Rakes
and wife. Martha Jane Rakes: L.
View to their adjust- rhnmWa firot nnil rout niim lln
imm, aim anoyance, j ne time iimu- known, and wife, Agnes Chambers;
led for the presentation of claims c M. Chambers, first and real name
against said estate is three montha linknown. and wife. Sarah E. Cham.
from the 24th day of February. A. D. bers; w j Rakes real name William
1T.2S. and the time limited for pay-iT -rakf, and wSfp vanfv a Rav.s.
THE MILLIONAIRES
at even
produce
sent
The Internal Revenue pureau re
ports that the number o;" jiersons in
the United States who in 1027 paid
tax on incomes in excess oi si.tioo.
000 in 192C was 22S. an increase of
21 over the previous year. As an in
dication of the capital possessions of
these individuals the figures are un
certain, incomes ueriven .mm specu
lative sources or fro
likelv to be exhausted in productive
ness may be capitalized n a 10-per-:ent
basis or even l:ie!.-r. On the
other hand, a personal estate includ
ing properties in course oi develop
ment may lie capitan
more than si'o.io.ii'.evi
? 1.00 0.000 or more o:
icome.
The total number of j
l!ig capital estates m
moi the American n.
must now te s(inewue..
000. The uncertainties
from the income tax fig':
even creater tuan ii
brackets. Dwelling liou-e-considerabh
capital va!u
recokened in income-ta arithmetic.
though, they count as aets in the
accounts oi the owners. : ;:::ter ano
mining lands not yet pi ) !ac! ive may
have cojisidranle carv i vanie. .-'
may the lf,l! esiaie eM
h-tive citv huilri-.-rs i:i r
:--?ructures no: ;
lrl" ih---re v.-- v
Vorh City with
til .20".oO() or n
v.- :-.- 27 mill;
! !.: are r.' V
he majority of ti: r: a
York City. Put T
a max in c tact is xv.
persons m !;e
total incom-s xr
Iment of debts is one year from said
IMth day of February." 1 92 S.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said County Court tins 21st dav of
January, 1U2S.
A. II. DUXBURY,
(Seal) j2.1-4w County Judge.
jVm. Jones, real name William Jones;
Mrs. William Jones, first and real
name unknown, wife
Jones; Zuba J. Leming;
of
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
William
Lend
ing, real name unknown, husband of
Zuba J. Leming; Azuba J. Leming;
Leming, real name unknown,
husband of Azuba J. Leming; Wil
liam Clorrence; Mrs. William Clor-
rence, first and real name unknown.
five hundredths (40.75) acres; and
Lots one (1), two (2) and three (3),
in the northwest Quarter (NW4 ) t
the northeast quarter (NE'i) of Sec
tion six (C), Township ten (10)
North, Range fourteen (14), East of
the Gth P. M., Cass couaty, Nebras
ka, all in , Cass county. Nebraska, an
against you and each of you. and for
such other and further relief as may
be just and equitable. Including costs
of suit.
You and each of you are required
to answer said petition on or before
Monday, the 20th day of February.
lf2S. or the allegations of plaintiffs'
petition will be taken as true and a
decree will be entered in favor cf
plaintiffs and against you and each
of you. according to the prayer of
said petition.
Dated this 7th day of January, A.
D 192S
MERLE E. MURRAY,
IJERTHA E. EATON,
VERNIE M. BAKER and
HAZEL M; IIUL.
Plaintiffs.
J. A. CAPWELL.
J9-? riaintiffs' Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE
To Wellman Arthur, non-resident
Defendant:
Notice Is hereby given that on
January 18. 1928. Occidental Build
ing and Loan Association of Omaha,
Nebraska, plaintiff, filed its petition
and commenced an action in the Dis
trict Court of Cass county, Nebraska,
against the above named defendant.
Phe State of Nebraska. Cass coun-lrenie- urbL,E"u reai name uiik.hu wn. impieaded With others, defendants in
ty. ss. "" U1 niiiwm wuueuic, -uuu'Bai(l action, the object and prayer of
In the Counfv Court. i.iorrance, Airs. Jonn Torrance, nrsi wbicn iB to foreclose a certain $400.00
In the matt, r of t lie estate of Mat- and real name unknown, -wife of John mortpape upon Lot 6, Block 22. in
tie E. Young, cieceased. ,ul"imc' m. uaurme, am, nu. the Original Town of Elmwood. as
To the creditors of said estate: ,Clarrence, first and real name - purveyed, platted and recorded in
You arc htreby notified that I will known, wife of Wm. Clarrence; John CaHB county, Nebraska, together with
sit at the Ceuntv Court room in , Clarrence; Mrs. John Clarrence, first aii tDe aDurtenances thereunto be-
prop. :-rties , piattsniouth. in said county, on the 3,1(1 real name unknown, wife of ionfrjnPt which was executed and
24th dav of February. 1 f 2 S . and on Jonn ciarrence; Melissa enraaer; date(1 August 7. 1925, by John E. Ba
the 25th day of Mav. 102S, at 10 ! Shrader, real name unknown, villt, and Lmie m. Saville, his wife, as
o'clock" a. m.. of each day. to receive ! husband of Melissa Shrader; Melissa mortgagors, to Haid Occidental Build-
and examine all claims against saidj- Shrader; Shrader, real jng an(j ioan Association as mortga-
estate. with a view to their ad just-' name unknown, husband of Melissa ?PV fiied for re.:ord August 10. 1925.
ment and allowance. The time lim-U- Shrader; John M. Jones and wife, in tnt. office of the Register of Deeds
ited for the presentation of claims Margaret Jones; Ransom Farns- jn anj for CartH (.0Untv. Nebraska.
against said estate is tnree months unu. iuc neiio, ut-vist-cs, ifan-t.i, snu recorded In Book 55 of Mort-
i'-vsons hav
miilion or
iliionaires
ahout 12.-
i reckoning
-: are here
: from the 24th day of February, A. D. personal representatives ana ail otner pages at page 175, to Hecure payment
!"il2s. and i lie time limited fer pay-.persons interested in the estates of of said promissory note dated August
Iment of debts is o-.e year from said each of the following named persons, 7, 1925, and Indebtedness due said
24th day of February. l'2-.. (each deceased: Samuel Grove; Mrs. Association, and plaintiff alleges that
Witness my hand and the seal of Samuel Grove, first and real name there is now due plaintiff on said noto
said County Coon this 20th day of .unknown, wife of Samuel Grove; and indebtedness the sum of f 461.31.
January, 102.
(Seal) j2.1-4w
A. H.
DUXPFRY.
Coonty Judge.
high-- 1
of ton ofj
are not
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
. 1:
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In
NeW
oned
th-M-e
tale
tin
T;t'
f SPeeU-
I t
:::,i"t nl.
m ii i"--s
ifcl:-
!y :,:
u t'.f
f, O'O. 1
i;, New;
i m-'jM '
of .
' upon j
Frank Ransom; Mrs. Frank Ransom, Wjth interest thereon from January
first and real name unknown, wire igt 1928, at the rate of ten per cent
of Frank Ransom; Frank T. Ransom ver annum, and plaintiff prays that
:and wife, Mrs. Anna Ransom; Sam- in default of payment of the amount
uel Chambers; Mrs. Samuel Cham- found due plaintiff on the note and
jbers, first and real name unknown, indebtedness secured by said mort-
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun-.wife of Samuel Chambers; Seldon N. gage, that said premises may be sold
ty. sa. I Merriam and -wife. Lydia Merriam; according to law to satisfy the same
In the County Court. 1 John C. Rakes and wife, Martha and that said defendants and all per
In the matter of the estate of Jane Rakes; L. Chambers, first and sons claiming by, through and under
Drury M. Craves, deceased. I real name unknown, and wife, Ag- them, or any of them, be excluded
To the creditors of said estate: Ines Chambers; C. M. Chambers, first from and foreclosed of all interest.
You are hereby notified, that I will and real name unknown, and wife, rights, titles, liens and equity of re
sit at the County Court room in Sarah E. Chambers; W. J. Rakes, detription in. to and unon said mort
Plattsmouth. in said county, on the real name William J. Rakes, and gaged premises
1 "tlx day of February, 192S, and on wife, Nancy A. Rakes; Wm. Jones, You and each of yt u are lequired
the 1 1 tii day of May, lf2S. at the real name William Jones; Mrs. Wil- to answer said petition on or before
hour of la o'clock of each day in liam Jones, first and real name un- the 27th day of February, l'i2.v
the forenoon, respectively, to receive known, wife of William Jones; Zuba OCCIDENTAL I'FILDING
and examine all claims against said j. Leming; Leming, real AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
estate, with a . view to their adjust- name unknown, husband of Zuba J. . , of Omaha, Nebraska,
nier.t and allowance. The time lim- Leming; Azuba J. Leming; Plaintiff.
Leming, real name unknown, hus- By T. F. WILES,
band of Azuba J. Leming; William If Attorney.
Clorrence; Mrs. William Clorrence,
ited for the presentation of claims
against said estate is three months
from the luth day of February, A. D.
192S, and the time limited for pay
ment of debts is one year from said
10th day of February. 192S.
first and real name unknown, wife of
William Clorrence; John Clorrance;
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
e 1.
Witness my hand and the seal of name unknown, wife of John Clor-
-1 .nnn said County Court this 6th day of ranc; Wm. Clarrence; Mrs. Wm.
Mrs. John Clorrance, first and real In tne DiF.tr'rt Cu." J be County
of Cass, Nebraska.
vt n
o
nt xt to make
'millionaire,'
VflTTfP -T7! CT'TT T- Tir"P T"WT TT ' " " ITUIOT C,
11 witn a million 01 1 - - - .jonn Liarrence; jjieiiaaa ourauer, o Sell Real Estate to Pay
each ro? in the y.--.-.
14. It may be in or 1
a new den n;; ion e,
meaning a pei
more 01 income', not 01 capuai. iai-
this narrowed number would con
tain many a name (juite ur.Kiiovn
to the general public.
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January, 192$.
(Seal) j9-4w
A. II
In the matter of the Eh-
T. , Clarrence, first and real name un- tate of Wary c Murphy,
DLXLL Is. 1 . (known, wife of Wm. Clarrence; John Deceased; Application of
County Judge, clarrence; Mrs. John Clarrence, first H A Schneider, Adminis-
and real name unknown, wue 01 trator eta for License
In
of Cass, Nebraska
Searl S. Davis,
I Rhradar mat n a Trio nnVnntL'n
ttip nitrict Court of the rniintm. . . .. . , - legacies.
.. niianann ni ivinssa snraner jueussa
J. Shrader; Shrader, real Now, on this 3rd day of January.
name unknown, husband of Melissa 1928, there was presented to the
J. Shrader; John M. Jones, and wife, Court, the petition of II. A. Schneid-
Tlaintiff
General Pershing i
director. The teller;.-
prepare lor inspecie
their push button shiney
geihl coins polished.
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rcn sale
; now a bank
would ie-tter
11 by having
vs.
Columbus
Jenkins et al,
Defendants
in
1 th oil-
Short horn
Prague 1 V2
field. Nebr.
bulls for sale. C. R.
miles north of Spri"?-j2C-2tw
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE Margaret Jones, and Ransom Farns- er. Administrator c. t. a., of the es-
, worth; and an persons naving or tate or Alary c Murpny, deceased, lor
claiming any interest in the follow- license to sell Lots one (1), two (2),
ing described real estate, to-wit: The three (3) and four (4), in Block
I To the defendants. Columbia Jen- south half (S) of the northeast three (3), in White's Addition to the
kins; Mrs. Columbus Jenkins, first quarter (NEV4 ) of the northeast City of Plattsmouth, Cass county, Ne-
ireal name unknown; J. T. Moore, quarter (NEJ,i ), or Lot three (3), or braska, for the purpose of paying
first real name unknown; Mrs. J. T. Lots twenty-three (23) and twenty- legacies as provided by the last will
: Moore, first real name unknown; four (24), and the southeast quarter and testament of said deceased, and
Newell Roberts: Mayme Newell; the (SEU) of the northweBt quarter It appearing that there is not suffi-
heirs. devisees, legatees, personal rep- (NW4) of the northeast quarter cient personal estate in the hands of
resentatives and all other persons in- (NE ), or Lot twenty-two (22), all the Administrator with the will an
terested in the estates of Columbua in Section six (6), Township ten nexed, to pay the debts against said
Jenkins: Mrs. Columbus Jenkins, (10) North, Range fourteen (14), deceased, the expense of adminlstra-
i first real name unknown; J. T. Moor, East of the 6th P. M., containing tion, and to pay such legacies and it
1 first real name unknown; Mrs. J. T. thirty (30) acres, more or less; and further appearing that the personal
T , ' Moore, first real name unknown, each Lots four (4), five (5), six (6), seven property collected by eaid Adminis-
Claus Boetel. also known as ( Iaus ,lprpasod( real names unknown; Rob- (7), eight (8) and nine (9), Sub- trator amounts to 16,449.48; that the
ietel. Jr.. and Pearl Loetei. ert -y Newell, and all persons hav- divisions of the west half (W) of claims against said estate amount to
ing or claiming any interest in and the northeast quarter (NEi4) of $2,175.40; that the special bequests
to the east half (EVi) of the north- Section six (6), Township ten (10) under the last will and testament of
, .west quarter (NW'i) of Section North. Range fourteen (14), castor said deceased amount to 5,876.00
h i t-r.r, ; r, a Q Tn ti- n c Vi i t ttrolvo ttip Kth TP AT Pa cn rnnnfv NphmR- onH that tfio onito nt irlmlnlstratlnn
plaintiff, filed its petition in U.e Dis- (12), Range twelve (12), east of ka, containing about forty and sev- will amount to approximately $ 500.00
trict Court of Cass county, Nebraska, rvmntv nf Cass, entv-flve hundredths f40.75) acres: and that an order should ho ntpr.d
and you and each of ou are made Xebraska; real names unknown: and Lots one (1), two (2) and three directing all persons Interested in
parties cefendant. 1 ne oujeci anu, herpbv r3). in the northwest Quarter Raid -estate tn atinpar and ahnw ron
northeast quarter why a license should not be granted
Section Bix (6), Town- to said Administrator with will an-
-.1 : v.n T;rtts pAiir t4 cVn'n ton 1 7rtr4i T? a n era fnil rt ADn navaH r 9 nM ao! ia in aatl coM t
1923. made and executed by and be- f,ntr fr,ca vhmcirn nn th tl41. Fast of the fith P. M.. Casa estate.
tween the LiviiLgston Loan and r , ', -, ;" :' ,no .'; v,.,. n roo . r. v . ...
Building Association of Plattsmouth, jru fiay January, xn-o. asamM -umuj, uiaa, o u u u lumciuit uruonu uin in per-
- K , , ,. :,i pi,..,, Ttoetet 'JOU anu eatll Ul you, anu uiucm, 111c iicuiosaa, i cai iiamro " " wnjuo luioiooicu 1U mc niaio OI nJ
Jr., and Pearl Boetel. for the pur
hereby notified
Boetel
and each of you are
that on the 19th
192S. The Standard Savings and Loan
Association, of Omaha, Nebraska, as;
prayer of said petition . is to forech.se plain of the
fnl d-Tth '"OH dof Sentem (KE f SeCt
ing dated the 20th da of September, 4,, -r..-.,- r ci,in tor. im vr.
nr rc pills
A STIMULANT DIURETIC t& KIDNEYS
cr-Milbi-i Co. MfgCliem.&uffl.NY
ich You and each of vou are hereby C Miirnhv. i)mmiim1. nnrwnr yfnra
is to obtain a decree of court quiet- notified that the above named plain- James T. Begley. Judge of the Dis
ing the title to the east half (E) tiffs filed a petition and commenced trict Court, within and for Casa eoun
of the northwest quarter (NWi) of an action in the District Court of ty, Nebraska, on the 20th day of
Section twenty-nine (29), Township Cass county, Nebraska, on the 4t4h February, 1928, at 10:00 a. m., at
twelve (12), Range twelve (12), east day of January, 1928, against you chambers in th court house in the
of the Gth P. M.. in the County of and each of you. the object and pray- City of Plattsmouth. Nebraska, to
Cass, Nebraska, as against you and er of which is to obtain a decree of show cause, if any there be, why a
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ti... ,1 i.., t,m,i Uv tha eacn OI you, anu lor u iruiisiruiLiuu h"c1-"6 '"-cuoc ouuuiu nut ut- Littuiru iu 11,
Court foreclosing said contract- that of the last will and testament of Wil- south half (S) of the northeast A. Schneider, Administrator with will
vou the said defendants and each of Ham H. Newell, deceased, with rer- quarter it.Hj or tne nortneast annexed, of the estate of Mary C.
vou be enjoined from claiming or as- erence thereto, and for such other quarter (NEW ), or Lot three (3)ror Murphy, deceased, to Bell Lots 1, 2,
sertinjr anv right title or interest in relief as may be just and equitable. Lots twenty-three (23) and twenty- 3 and 4, in Block 3, in White's Ad
"OT1,i ... .,;.. ri' ct t- ..nr-mrt I You and each of you are further four (24); and the southeast quar- dition to the City of Plattsmouth.
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close attention There are now toriSls reco-jmze IX as tne Dest ana thereof That said real estate be ; notified that you are required to an- ier lon,; oi me nurmwesi quarter jass couniy, iNeorasaa, ior ine pur
around 8,000 bills Tor the 531 mem-lmost reUable repair shop for every quieted' in said 'plaintiff and that swer said petition on or before Mon- (NWii the northeast quarter pose of paying legacies as provided
, " ' , . " kind of damaire a car rnn -nniWv said plaintiff have such other and day. the 20th day of February, 192S, (NE4). or Lot twenty-two (22), all by the last will and testament of the
hers of congress and committees. The, Tk 3 1P S b! further relief in the premises as it or the allegations of said petition in Section six (6). Township ten said Mary C Murphy, deceased,
country is safe. j sustain. Ana, , being practical men of . be entitled to and to the Court wm be taken as true and a decree (10) North, Range fourteen (14), It is further Ordered, that a copy
:o: jlonfj and varied experience, all our may seem just. rendered in favor of plaintiff and East of the Gth P. M., containing: of this Order to Show Cause be serv-
The former kaler ha risked to be ; repair wotk is excellently ana tnor- You and each of vou are required against you ana eacn oi you. accora- luirty ov) acres, uiuie or ivbb, nau ea upon an persons iniereHiea in oaia
allowed to travel Berlin report I Shly done, -without unnecessary de- to answer this petition on or before ing to the prayer of said petition.
lay and at reasonable charre. ilRe 1iin uay 01 J,t-Druar-V " Lilia 1
I I 111. . i . . . . . v.J . ' J '
SEARL S. DAVIS.
chase of the following described real
state, to-wit:
Lots four (4). five (5) and
six (6). Block seventy-five (75),
in the City of Plattsmouth, Ne
braska, according to the survey
ed and recorded plat thereof.
a
Probably he'd use a horse and buggy.
' as he likes to take his time jogging
' along and doing scenery. Why once
iie took four years going part way
' from Berlin to Paris.
Frady's Garage
Phone 58
By O.
THE STANDARD SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Plaintiff.
W. JOHNSON,
Its Attorney.
j23-4w.
j9-4w.
Plaintiff.
W. A. ROBERTSON,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
Lots four (4), five (6), six (6), estate by publication of this Order
seven (7), eight (8) and nine (9), for four successive weeks in the
Subdivisions of the West half (W). Plattsmouth Journal, a newspaper
of the northeast quarter (NEi4 ) of printed, and of general -circulation in
Section six (6), Township ten (10 the County of Cass. Nebraska.
North, Range fourteen (14)i East ot BT THS XXTUR7.
the 6th P. M.,'Cass county, Nebraska, JA1IE9 T. BEGLEY,
i containing about forty and seventy- Judge of the District Court.
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