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A PARTY 'IN KI'H'OWN
MUS. l'USSUMS sent nn Invention
to nil tin; kit tons mul every
ims-s In tilts village, for Kin- wanted
lor daughter to have the very hi wit
party that had ever been held in Kit
town on her birthday. '
Kvcryonc was glad to come, and,
anyway, as I'ussy Pussum's fatlier
teas the one tlmt governed the nclgh
iiorhood, thoy fell hound to he pros
tnt, and so till day thero were great
preparations going on, nil trying to
look their best at the wonderful birth
lay party. It was to be an outdoor
affair and the barn was to be used
or pnaes, and as soon as it was
dark Mrs. l'ussums and her daugh
ter stood by the garden gate to re
telvo their guests.
They could see them coining fr.iin
tTl directions. "There conies Miss
They Told the Guests.
Tabby with her nose In the air," said
Mrs. I'tissunis. "Well, she won't be
s airy after she sees our henutlfet
party; and I do" believe she has a
beau at last, for Mr. Tompkins Js
trotting along beside her. Well, lie
Isn't much of a catch, for he Is old,
but then It Is her last chance, so she
can't he fussy.
"And there Is Mrs. Yellow Cat.
r.sn't her dress n flight I If I had
only Hint yellow dress to my back I
would never go to a stylish party.
A white collar would Improve it, but
she hasn't even Unit."
Mrs. l'ussums stopped talking long
enough to welcome each guest ns they
trotted by, hut as soon as she could
she began again. "Here comes dainty
Miss White, and I do believe Mr.
Tom Hlack has her by the arm. Well,
they will make a good-looking couple.
"Oh, do look, Pussy, there Is Mrs.
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A LIME 0' CHEER
By John Kcndrlck Bangs,
ALL GAIN
THINKINfi liiKli. and tiviiiR?
I
plain.
Lie health, uti'l tUrcrmtli, nail
moral Br.'r:.
Wlior lofty thiH!;M hold nvvay
. no Bin
"Can 'enter In,
AnAVWiorc plain thing dwells a
WtT.lttl
or bouyai.t health
Makes tlif u-hulo vVi'K), from zone
tij tone.
Yoyr own,
Ami fiJ'n your sou la days of fear
With hope, ;iatl coinage, and good
chetr.
(C by Mti'iuru Kupapr nymllcntp.)
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The Friendly
Walk
By
Wdtcr 1. Rob'mtcn
L. .--,
rUiVtun u n l Btammm
It. a JMAk H . nmT,tWrUm'art'
'.1IO.UK IIOOKKKEl-IXO '
DON'T Jumble ; ' i nceotint'.
WhcUnr ope le .n.res a big busi
ness or 1ms no gn ;iter llnamlal prob
terns to solve than those In connection
with tin? management of homo ex
penses, he will asKtue himself of great
er happiness If he keeps books. Not In
frequently greutcr worries are experl-t-ncotl
by vvIvcb and husbands as a re- !
Milt of home management than come tv
the executives of the biggest loinniPi- '
clal and Industrial concerns. This for
no other reason than that they never
know where tliey slanil or where they
are coming mil luianclally.
More thiiu .WK) years before Christ
chine Into Ue world, crude muthods it
tiookkeeplirzvere employed. Searchers
In the ruin .of ancient Babylon have
come across movable clay tnblets, upon
which account w"i ' kept with exact
ucss Improvement In methods of
bookkeeping lm come through ibe ages
and there Is no cnuim for anyone In
this day having their happlms blight
til by Jumbled' statements or no rec
ords of business or llnanclal matters.at
xIU Hut that old nuisance, l'nrelesi
ncss, results In Inaccuracies, uncertain
ly and unhapplness for thousands who,
ivlth proper methods of accounting,
would Mnd It easy to make ends meet
and be glad.
The United States government set a
swid example for the people generally
to follow when it udopted a budgetary
bin and began making plans ta know
here u was coming out iiniiin luiiy.
Congress was Blow to enact budget
legislation, though every President for
ttocde bu urgd Its passing. But
wiwjawsaniKiBCBntWfmuurani
iibbeiis wc.irg that old three
colored dress. . lid if there Isn't Mrs.
Tabby in lit r old tiger calico, Why
die lioon not wear a red ribbon with
that dull en! urn I dress is more than
I can tell."
"Oil, dear, here comes Mr. Snook
urns," said Pussy, holding her fan in
front of her face to hide her blushes.
"I do hope father will not start u
ipiarrel with him; W never does a
thing, but fatlier does not seem to
like li I tii. 1 think lie Is u very line
mannered cat."
"Hush," said Mrs. Pussuins, "here
conies Mrs. Persian. My dear, our i
party Is a great success, for never has
she attended a social alTalr In Kit
town before. She Is Inte, of 'our.se,
but that Is so every one will be able
to see her beautiful dros. Isn't she
sweet, dressed all In Huffy white?
Of course, I think your dress looks
better with that touch of black, but
everyone does not bae the same
taste In dressing, of course, flood
evening, Mrs. Persian, so glad you
could come, and now we must begin
the party right away. We were walk
ing for you, my dear."
ISy this time the lawn was well
tilled and the Cat Hrothcrs' orches
tra struck up a lively tune from tlio
lop of the back fence, and off whirled
the dancers, making merry In the
moonlight.
But Pussy l'ussums was not with
the dancers, and when her father
went to look for her, what did he
see hut Pussy and Mr. Snookums sit
ting side by side on the back steps.
Mr. l'ussums growled and humped
his back, but Snookuins did not run.
He knew It" was now or never, so ho
Jumped up and growled back, but he
stepped toward Mr. Pussuins and not
away from iitm.
"You are Just as big as he Is," whis
pered Pii'.v, "and you may as well
tell father tonight as any time."
When Pussy's fatl.tr saw that
Snookuins was not going to run he
dropped his back and Mopped growl
ing. "You youngsters better Join the
dancers," he said sweetly. "This Is
your party, Pussy, you know."
Pussy and Snookuias ran toward
the whirling couples, and there they
all danced until someone tossed a
bottle over the wall and broke up
the party, but everyone voted It the
best affair ever given In Klttown, and
Pussy Pussuins and Mr. Snookums
told the guests that the next big affair
would be their wedding.
( by McClnro New-pnprr Syndicate.)
mnny Who have criticized Washington
legislators' for inaction on this extreme
ly Important matter year In and year
out are and lane been Just as negligent
In following an c-flii-lout budget system
In their own affairs,
Tlttse who complain because of the
uncertainty of their tinrnelal pnthwuys
.would, in many law. Htt u lfe ivy load
fr m tl'oir hIuhiMi'I'h If they I.ept nc
to ir.t ami kept th ;a rU.ht.
( ! tin- Wii-i-i- r '-r'l.illtau, 'nc )
"'."-I".""
w -4. TI!ow to Roa.iYou
V..1 h "'AVi lliChnrncteristJci
-,'' nntl Ttuidcnctes tho
t. .tBUfcfciu!a3 CupbiliticA or Vck
I neie That RIahn for Succc t or
Foilurc at Shown in Your Pali
Li.nmiil irtTT-i nrw TTTTTTin-ifnin J
A BUSINESS PCP.SOM'S HAND
TX T11K hand of a good man
WO".l-
- an of husiiu-'. , the Jb'gei's are well
piiied, when l.eid n
i ; veriiiillllty ami i-
irally. th! show-
f-ronMi'.ei'.tV. Th"
i ..lint of Mars, wh. h lies below the
i muut of Mercury (t',. latter Is at ti:a
of the little . i. rti should be
H.iig and well-maiicd, hecuuse this
'.laics tourage i . I willingness to
' . tlskx when . . iy.
An excoptlonnlly fu- ublt? sign f r
initu or woman i.f l.-i'-liu-ss is a tr.
', or (liNHprtint 1 dui.-tlon of t'"
. i of fate at !tn mil. Tlrllnet-f f
. ii.s up to the ceiitu' of tl.u ham. T.
a allows great se'f! hi l)i..c
'bt fluifur of M.rcmy It imiisuall.'
Uin-, 111 prtiportlon to t! ither fln-n-i
it shows ncqulsltiV i.i'.w antl' ta it' .
money, and Is there o v . good :n fo.
i a business person. If there is a short
line running upward 'vom the Ihi" r
life to or toward the linger of .luplie"
which Is the index . liint tlm;er, It '.
a sign of ambition that Is or will k
ijr.itllled. Last, look In the center oi
,:e palm for a trlnivjle that Is well
ft rmed. This Indicates forethouj:' '
and Intuition, vabiab'e qualities In
business.
( by the Whcoler !s' nrt.cul'), tni; )
We Maintain an Up-to-date
Department for
Repairing and Repadding
All kinds of Band and Orches
tra Instruments, Violins, Cel
los and Basses.
! NO JOB TOO LARGE -,
OR TOO SMALL
l4ines right consistent with
good workmanship--Write us.
I
, fatfon Mmir & Furniture Co
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1MNKSGMNG
Dy WILL M. MAUPIN
T THANK Tine,
- the year
Itlch bles-lhgs
Lord, that through
have nround me
spread;
That though some days seemed dark
and drear
The sun some gleams of splendor
shed.
I thank Thee, Lord, for strength of
arm
To toll for those within my care;
l-'or Thy great love that saved from
harm
And blessings gave In richest share.
Kor all Thy blessings on life's way
I thank Thee this Thanksgiving Day.
I thank Thee, Lord, as one by one
The days sped to eternity,
Knch evening's low descending sun
Left loved ones hero to welcome me.
I thank Thee, Lord, when day's work
o'er
And footsteps turned' to home and
rest,
That childish welcomes at the door '
Made ev'ry passing moment blest.
For all these Joys 1 gladly pay
My tributes this Thanksgiving Day.
I thank Thee, Lord, that each day's
dawn
Was ushered In with hope and
cheer;
Thut each day's sun could shine upon
Life's path devoid of thorn or tear.
I thank Thee, Lord, for soft caress
Of childish lingers on my face;
For love that left, through storm and
stress,
Around my board no vacant place.
For blessings spread about my way
I praise Thee this Thanksgiving Day.
I thank Thee, Lord, for all the friends
Whose cheery welcomes make life
sweet ;
For love that all my way attends,
And make my happiness complete.
I thank Thee. Lord, for hands
stretched out
To clasp my own in friendship
warm ;
For hope that puts to Might each
doubt
And haven gives In ev'ry storm.
For all Thy goodness on life's wny
I praise Thee this Thanksgiving Day.
t by Will M. Mntipln.)
No man has u rlxhl to lccvu the world
na lie found It. lie must add uomethkni;
to It: cither ho must taiiko Its pooplc hot
ter, or hupplor, or lie must make tho faco
of tlio world nioro honuttful or fulrer to
look at. Kduurd llok.
WAYS WITH MEATS
npilK mala tll-h of the meal It very
Important ami varleiy Is the aim
if ip 't coo'.s. Tin'. i' are but a Unit
Jtotl mi'-.dier of meat, but by enmblna-
tioilt :
tuny o
(lie ii
1 various v ays of ''erring WO,
mem oiuer.'ai aim moiupiy
r of Mis: r ; ve ere.
. .. .
V.-n! C' V.t.
Cjtt a r'" ! "i1 't I't.o p'fees two by
three . , tlu'ii 'attm well with'
th pa'. . " if luind. Dip In egg.
I lien "it b't-i ' ' :"imbs. nnd fry a gold
en In e.n In lep fnt. Then place In
the oven for t emy minutes to llnlsh
cooking. Drnlii tV fat iioiu the pijt,
add two fnhlos"o('!i.Y.N of Hour, brown
qulcklv ntnl add " w .ftipful of water,
f.'ook for tlvo ni'jntc, add salt und
paprika, tne ta'-liM-oonful of grated
onion, two tableii." mftils of minced
green pepper. 1.1! : the meat to n
warm platter and pour the sauce
around the-otuluts.
Stuffed Calf's llc.trt.
Cut open the lion it and remove the
tttbcf. Wiili In pbnty of cold water
and Mil with any well-seasoned stuff
ing. Sew to hold In shape, then tie
in a ehep-u doth and steam until ten
tier. Place In u bnl.lng pan. rub well
with butter. coor with bread crumbs
and brown In a hot oven. Calf's
heart ! 1 1 (dices jtnd sauted In n
!ii: lrjlng pan with butler, makes a
t.-tty tllsli. Cook well on both sides
and servo well seasoned.
KB, I3ii, Wt'Htoin S". w-pupor Union )
Has Anyone Laughed
At You
Because
Ity
RTII5L R
PBYSHK You Sny Your Prayers? If so.
take the laughter llghtlv and
Jiow them to What your pray
ers lure really amounted. Not
by boasting or lecturing, nut by
kindliness, l-'or th.e who never
praj are very often sunk when ;
the "ship" Is tottering, while V
you bine the " Itock of Ages" to i
.it ... ri'i...... .. .... ... .., 7.
ciing 10. i ni'iu i" no iii'.t -.ij-
lng than "actions spea! louder :1
than words" and If joti act llko I;!
a regular fellow and do not stay ;.;
upart from people, others will ;j
pretty soim understand why you ',
pray and maybe they will begin
to say their prayers, too!
SO
Your Get-away hero la:
Let your acta so ohine that
everyone -you come up against
feels better.
by M " urr N'cwipaper Sj'lKtlcnte,)
Slum Is onu of the fuw uiouurcliica
of tb tropica. . .....
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5 By MYRA CURTIS LAWE T:
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. ltl. Wenteiu Newtpuper t-Wun.)
No breath of scandal hud over
breathed about, Kniina Lvsirange.
She had been married In early
youth, her husband hud died, she had
taken up singing, become lamous In
grand opera ; and she cherished her
pcr.-onnl reputation more than her
professional one.
A beautiful woman at thirty-live
tall, exquisitely molded, u tragic hero-
lne who called down thunders of '
applause When she swept on the
stage; In private life unapproachable.
She bad no heart, tier critics sain.
Purhiips she had loved Lestrange so
well that no other man could take
his place.
Hob Hampton was her closest
friend, If such a woman could be said
to have friends. Shu had known him
eight, ten, twelve years. Hu was said
to be madly In love with her. Shu
held him off, laughed at him, accept
ed his Invitations. lie was much
older than she he must have been
well Into the fifties when Kmnia was
thirty-live.
"Kmmu, why won't ou marry me?"
he pleaded. "It isn't as if It would
mean the end of your career. You
shall be as Independent as you are
now. 1 nin a very rich man every
thing I have Is yours, und I only ask
to be permitted to share your life a
little, because I love you."
Shu refused him. "
"We've been friends so long, my
dear. Is It fair to refuse me, unless
you care for anyone else".'"
Then Kniiim answered him, and it
was Just that fysort of heartlessness
that bad made her so many silent
enemies.
"What you propose Is Impossible,
Hob, and and I've got to go turther
than that. Do vm kno-v thai our be
ing seen about together Is gravely
coiiiprotnlslng inoV '
".Meaning?" allied Hob.
"We shall have to part forever,
Hob. I've always valued my n rota
tion more than anything in the world."
"I'liium, that's a mania or your.--. No
one has ever assailed your reputation,
it's perfcitly proper for me to bu
your friend."
"It may be a mania, Hob, but all
the sumo this must he good-by."
Hob Hampton looked at her, and In
tlmt moment he seemed to see lamina
Lestrange In all her coldness and
selfishness more clearly than he had
ever done oeiore.
"Kiniaa, you're a hard woiniin, and
I'm going to punish you for It," he
said.
Ihiima shrugged her shoulders. Hob
had ceased to Interest her. They
parted. That was their last meeting.
lie wrote her a letter, but she did not
answer It. Her career, occupied all
her time. And a few months inter
Hob Hampton died suddenly.
Two weeks later I'mmii received u
M.er fro.ii LI lawyers n !''",' Vr to
call.. Mystified, yH liop'n-; that l:o
had left her a losraey, she we.it to
Lhclr ofiiees.
"It'w about Sir. Hampton's will, Sirs.
i.eMrunge," the :'.lor ptitnc et
pluiai'U. "It appears that Mr. llump
tn'K sitter und brother Intend to ean
UiMt it. Yon will, of coiinte, be joint
defendant with the eo-belreas."
"I don't understand," she an
swered. "Is 11 pwlbl you do not know
that he km left you practically all hi.?
estate, t the e.vcl.islon of members
of bis family?"
, He went on to tell her that the es
tate was valued at something over a
million dollars; that she was to re
ceive, nil except .D.OCO, which was
to go to ti colored woman, nn out mm
ily servant.
"Of course you'll tight. They
alleging undue influence "
"I won't tight." cried Kmmn.
can't afford that sort of publicity
"Tl'y refuso to compromise."
are
Tel rathe;' give up uverythlng."
"Impossible, madam. The other
legatet) will tight for hfv iS'JU.ono. It
!a lmpos!'b!e for your nam to be dls-a-soclnted
from tho contest."
"Hut It menna ruin for me. People
v. ill n.v "
Sbo stoppod In dismay at the pe-
I iillni look oirthp lawyer's '.ice.
"!y Ueaf inadaiu.'iione of us l e
ccipt from unJusUMed sciind.il. it will
hardly mutter, with so much mon -y nt
Htake, will It? For Mr. Hampton was
undoubtedly sane, and you will be a
e"v rich woman "
lii looked at him In terror, and the
full meaning of Hob Hampton's re
vence ciiiuo to her understanding.
How e-itiisltely It Itntl been planned
So long as sho Hveil people would
point their fingers ut her as the wom
an who had Influenced Hob Hampton
to make over his property to her.
And t!i" colored woman- Oh, h 'd
tied her up nicely!
She went out with shaking kne. -
I N!i I'd 'nai rn it yttti, Hi !, ! w ! '
pc r -d es she grop d for the ideatr
Wind's' Effect on 'Tfdelcss Lakes.
Under the force of great gales lur
lakes and titleless seas, like tlio Cits
plan, have been observed to experl-
ei.ee mii'iui: tlln cl.lul, o of ll'Wl, IH l!
they were huge basins of water tipped
by tho' hand of a giant. In the C'as
plan n difference of level between the
two sides of the sea amounting to 1'J
feet has been noted during the preva
lence of a heavy wind. In Lake Kile
a difference of level of ir feet has oc
curred In similar circumstances. An
alogous observations have been made
u othor lakes and Ui Uut Bultlc ee.
Mit'iaijiui.wwiufiuiuBgtn.uu.l.iJi!.m.nirnnl-iJtmiJmMiiii'.iJa)!u " htw-
tin i',h .'.u.'.cr.-.a uuich
I lid
II IS'.
Buy Potatoes Now
liny your winl"i-'n supply of pnlutoi s
now buy btitlii'lt lnnumd of ptuun i
the m - ige which the Oinithit Chum
t) r of UoniinercH Is iiniHilunMinir thru
ought this legion In a eiimp.iigti togivu
fit iiuTs an tuiiiu'tllut" murliet for the
v.i t eiop oi pnunoe.s mm on iiniui it
I pointed out. tlmt Nebmsku mows
ioi O.ui 0 bushels of potatoes a year,
tlitit Nehr.iskuulotio emi consume 0-
'oOJ.OOU bushels annually und that a lot
of ( ueh needed money can be put in
uliculatlou In thesu part- if people will
buy now with emphasis on the NOW.
Potitousaiu dumper now thiiti they
will be biter on; it, is easy to he-p
them dining the coming months audit
is of extreme importance to tho pros
perity on this territory that the mop
be niove.l at oticu according to author
ities on the farming situation. Post
or-, exhorting the public, to "buy now"
are being circolnied. llluli iiillroad
olUemU Curl 11. (5 ray, pit-sbleiit of
the. Union Pacjille. W. V. ThlehoM', gen
eral imiuager of the Hurlinglon, and
otliHis Inive promised that there will
b. icfrigei'itlor cms enough to meet
any demund for ipmetii thai i lit?
biiyois bring uboui.
White Cross Sunday
Piaciical Olirlsttniiity gives a tin
deiuoostratioii of its .spirit and wu k
wnen ilit.- AmeriCHO iite Cross glv-s
help to Mr. und r.-. .lolin Smith at
t if itioe tlieir cl.iiiglitef .Marie was
S.C.K
Marl Wu- ii promit-iiig ehtld. Hot
stlo null conliiiCU'Ct ii iiniui oil lllM.'.ise
ii. li liiul leaulieo a. imst uiiiicxl
stage. An opL'iiitiou sueine 1 the onlj
vsa she could icceivo perm inetit beli,
tint the fmully whs puoru.nl utiab.eto
piovide tin- lor th" child
To iaIioiu ooulfl tlit-y i. pp.; it with the
itbsi, ranee i tint, their pirn ivotild in
lieaid'.' Wln-ro coui-i thwy go with
their -.ek tor help'.'
i ft lend who knew tu ir condition
went with an appeal in their behalf to
a Meiboiti-t Ilpicopnl Hospital, whose
ministry to the sink mid needy is blip
ported by the American White Cross
ami with the result that Marie un
admitted at once to the llospltnl,
where with the bust that surgioil skin
could give and tlio tender care of
nurses her life was saved. The IJo-pl,
till expense inclined in this cuse was
paid by tho White Cross.
Mane is bin one of many hundrei's
o" children und grown-ups who h.ive
in the time of their nelp'essue-s t.i d
dlstti'ss li-en miiiisierctl to by th
Ain.fiCHii White Ores-.
This orjamiicution was fouiicliul in
the year lUl'i. The Men flr.st orilittt
OJ villi .. r. h l. .loiub, u pitiiniputi
eiti.c-n of Liiil'uln, Xbritik. Ii was.
h topi d i itlnlklij' Mist by tho Me.ho.li-i
Kpisctfiil (Jbof'h nod 1h now litiiiK
adii.t--c1 very generHlly by the o'he
cou . Ins .f tho eouotry
'I ne pin ilenlar purpose of the Amer
ican Wlnto Cross is to furnl-h fie
service lo the nutcly sick
Tli" ork ol tin- iirynulz-ition is
U,ie upon the theorv that a nomiuiil
coiiirlhniion from nu'iiy people wil
piovide for a t'liriviiching piogram of
ssi vice to the unfoiliuuite.
The pi tii ol ii- tvurls issiiiipl.-, wh eh
Is to UiU tho penpie lo elil oil Htl.liliull-,
as members ami p.t a meiubeiship tee
of one dollsr per year.
With 'be Met bo-1 nl cliiiujVh in Ne.
bittska, Sunibiy, November '-t, bus
been lit-slgimtcd as linrolluii-iit .Sun
day. And it is expeutnl Unit on that
day u very large uuoilier of the. .f(),i 00
inctnticis oT ihaL ciPiioiniii'iilon in Ne
br.i-ka will be enlisted in the woik f
tin- Whilf Cross - S(
I he Margin c? Safety
Is teprei-enfed bj the amount of
iusiitiiiice you carry.
Don't lull yourself into a fancied
security.
UeCiiuse (Ire bus never touched you
it doesn't follow that you're Immune
Tomorrow -no today, If yon have
time and you better Mud time
come to the ouiee and we'll write
a policy oo your house, furniture,
store or uieichnndihe.
-LA I Kit MAY HR TOO LATI'J-
OC.'T EEL
SLeileble Insurxroe
F. I. HOOKER
AUCTIONEER
Guide Rock, -:- Nebr.
Ten Years' Experience and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Phone 135
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i.i -.ti coiait'y, Nt.;oruii.;v, u6ri a
ciccrco in un scti n (.ending, trsrein,
wlio.o n JanieB W. Aultl ii Plaintiff,
uid against Cl'.a.los H. Steward cl nl,
UofeiuianLs. 1 shall offer lor rule t.t
public vendue, to the hif-ncst b:(U!oi'
lor ca.sh in luind, nt the smith door of
tho (Anirt how e, nt Hod Cl ml, in uid
obhter c ttiity, Nebraska, (that be
iti,' the builtl.nK whe.e.n tho last term
of sttid court WL.S htliUn) on the 1th
tiny of December, A. U., 1D22 nt U
o'cloclc l M., of said day, t:io follow -
ui? de cnljcd pr'i.ciy, to-wit:
"The Smith West Quarter of tho
Southwest (Jiinrtor of Sect on ten, nntl
lot s -j section ton, also lots seven and
eii-ht in section ten, except the pic es
of land described us follows: Cm-
neneim- at the northeast corner of
KiMit tot .';cen, thence south two luiii
tired feet, thence west to tho Republi
can r ver, thence in u North easterly
direction aloni? the right bank of the
Hqu Mican river to the place of be-f-'iiinint-;
Also except ns follows:
Commencing nt the Northwest coiner
ol na (I lot eight, thence south twj
hundred feet, thence east to the lto
publican river, thence in a northwest
oily direction ulortg tlio r fclit bank at
tho Hepublicnn river to plnce of t)'--g'nuing.
Also excepting n part of ,
lot eight c!e.crbel as f llowi; Com
mencing at the seuthe.st corne- of lot
eight, thence west eight and ninety
three h'uiulrcdlhs chains, thence north
in a lne parallel to the north and
south half socton line of section ten
to the river, thence in a siuth easterly
direction along bank of sn'd river
about nine chains, thence south on
half rect'on line cf section ten, to
place of beginning, and the cast half
of the s uthwest quarter of section
ten, except as described as follows:
Commencing nt south east corner of
t'e south tVcst quaiter, thence west
c'ght and ninety-three hundredths
chains, thence north to the half rec
t'on lino of .section ten, Hi- c? cist
.-dght fed ninety-t'-rec !. "icl-ilths
chains t) tho northc st c-r'- said
southwest ciur.rter of c 'tor. ten,
tbence south to the place of beginning,
rlso that part of t''c north west
qeartor of soct'on f ftcen des'-ribc I
s follows: C mmencin at r paint
eight ; nil nliety-three hundredth
chains west c the norllica t corner
of the siid north wet quarto.-, thence
south twenty three and sixty tour
hundredths cha'n- to a stake t1 one
west eight-four --oi's, seven I'nks
thence south twenty-six r 's, eighteen
links to a r "k corner, v"ik,o west,
twenty lot! , t'-ence in a sou'hwester
ly direction to the southwest corner of
said quarter, thence north one hun
droJ and sixty r'tls to the north line
of said section fifteen, thence "cast
along to north line to the place of bo
Iginning. all in townsnip numucrcu
one, (.1) iNorin, in range numuureu
eleven (11) west of the sixth P. M.
containing 2C3 acres.
Also an und'vided one half interest
in the southwest cninrler, and the
north half of tho south half cf the
southca t quarter and the northwest
quarter oi tne sceuioass ouuriur i
nAi.:AH ..I....,, nil In lAenchiri mri
all in township cne
st;ui.:uii ni.Mcun
north, range 11 west, of tne sixth P.
M. in Webster Countv, Nebraska.
Given unr'e' i."" hand th?s "1st
da of October A. D '22
WRA.NK IITTFPEIl. Sheriff.
On ill? Simps-n' w'll t'ke poti e
that on October 20. 1022. B.smon V.
Stc a--.t, a Justic? f t:.e l'e-ioe cf
Ue' lou '. WVstc fonnty. Nenwi''-1-f,
i.i 'icd r n order c f nttacb ment for
tho wrt cf $71.10. in m action pfnd
ing I'ofore him. wherein V.'. G. HaniJl
t n Clothin" Comp-ny is plaintiff nrd
Orville S mp.ni is defen Jont, that
pr p.M-tv of tho clpfen't'.n' consisting
of: One roan mr-.rc, 7 yc irs old, vi e
cut 'n right front loe-. and, money h.o
defendant frm the Chicago, li lrling
ton and Qulnc" Uailrnad Company,
has been nttacliod under said onlor.
You arc rnnuiretl to an.-wcr said ac
tion on or ootore December 4, 1922 at
ten o'clock n. m.
W. G. HAMILTON CLOTHING CO
Plaintiff.
Notice of Administration
In tho County Court oT Webster Conn'y,
Nebrasltii
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Wll-ou deceased.
To all Persons Iritniested in said Estnto
Notice is beiohy iri villi that .Mary C
Wilson, I: its I his day filed ii.petltiou in
the county court, praying Unit admin
istration of hiiid estate may bo granted
to hei'Milf as administratrix, and tl.ut
haul petition will be hoard before tho
court on the -lib dav of November,
ll)2'J. at the hour of It' o'clock A. M , -it
tho county court room In the oily ot
lied Cloud, In said county, when all
pei'-ons iiii crested in said matter may
appear and show e-iuse why ihr piayer
of petitioner hhould not bo granted;
and that notice of the tiling of said
petition, and the hearing thcteof, be
given by publishing a copy of this
order in the Uetl Cloud Chief, a lego I
weekly newspaper printed and of gen
eral circulation in s'lid county, for
tin ec consecutive wcoUs prior to said
day of bum log
Dated this. 7th day of Noveml or,
'1022.
(Sn.vi.)
A true copy,
A. D. UANNKY,
County Jutlo.
Congregational Church Notes
Sunday School 10 a, m.
Mun ng Service 11 a. m.
Evening Service 7:30 p. in,
Kev. U. B, Tweedy from Clny Center,
Nebr,, will preach ut both services,
The members are urgently requested
tJ attend and the public is cordially
invited
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