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"I"coln , Dcnvcr.
owaha. Ilelcn. . .
CblCRll' > , nuttc.
Mt. .JONC I-ortl.'d.
Ka..H lll " . HAlt l.nke CII" ,
t.'Jl.outH. Aud HUU ItrRucI" ' ' ' ' '
All Polnl" ltuN' . . . . .tI . . .u . .0l"'H
A.'ttbutb. 'VCN' .
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NO. 10 departs tor tile east. . . . . . . . . . . . . , ( . :20a. II' .
lo.\4ZarrITell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .10:411 : a. III.
No. ' 44 arrl'e8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' " .IO'S : " . III.
t WURT JlOUN" . ,
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110. 3 ? : nrh'ci il'lII thenas' ' : ) I. III I
KO. 41 'r.I"u. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .oo. . . 7:01 : a. III' ,
Ko.4j1arrl"es.oo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12:54 : a. III' !
. 41 aka localstolls ! AIIHley I
Nt lI. 41 allll n rolll
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wut.
Nos. 43 alld 44 are throulCh traills a\lll lIIake
c01lDections tot UeadwoOlI D'III all llOllIt" to th"
Black 1II11S.
J'IA ; I\4\1tlo \ not rUII westo ! JlrtlKell nuw.
Sleeplnil' , dlllhlll alld recllnlllil chair carll
luatll free ) 011 tllroullh trahlH. ' 1'leketll Rllld allli
ballll'lIllc chackell to allY I > olllt III Iho Ullite"
Statell alldCallada.
, i'or Informatloll , mal" . time tahleR allli tick.
. . , eta call 011 or write ! II 11. I. . Orlllllhy. mlellt , or
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'l''o bl.clll oorth or Orsnd Ollntrlll , U"I. ' Fal.
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PHYSIGIANS , SURGEU\S. :
011I00 over Uaobor.II1I nru ! I nro.
Broklln now. . NOnrhskl.
. . . DR. C. B. JQB , .
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\ Physician and'Surgeon
Office 8tHi residence o le block south of
\ Ryerson & George's store.
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Pompl , Wlod. Mille , Tanke. Flttlng..OI\RoUn.
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/ ltoome 8 .nd II , noal&ylock , Urokon lIow. Nob.
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, am presared to ] aunder J.ace curtaius
I on"tretchers. Satisfnction nnrntt.tccd.
t Your pntronage solicited.
Mrs. Mattie Papineau.
One block east of Ryerson's store.
Work neatly done. Prices right.
A. P. VANNICE ,
Painting , Paper Hanging ,
I' , alcimjninng , Etc.
Leave orders at Eagle grocery.
DtR. O. L. MULLEN8 ,
' \1 , " hysician e SurgeoIf. I
J : ad .S&&trwa , t'rom we , ' and 10 UoallyIIeck '
I nll4eoco , Ird " 0" 11. B. choroh.l 00 " "lnO llt.
of It e' . PF""Urokl'o uow. Nobra. " ,
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l'or first-closs work , caJl at the Palnce
J DarherShop. nverything up-to-date ,
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i LnO nnAN , Proprietor.
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j. Profesor of Psychology ,
' Lincoln Medical College. Office at
l' relidence , one-hnIr block east of U.
D. Church. Chronic dlscascs givcn.
.pedal attenU tI. 'l'lIone 147. ,
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ACCALAUREATE SERMON I
( Cnlllhl1lt',1 ! rnlll 1.'lrHt 1.tIl'.1 :
the untler\talldinf : ' { " to the revala. .
tion made by Go , and as a
justification of this , the differences -
ences existing among 'l'heists
thcmselves as regards their
Deity. Whilst the int1uence of
the passions may not ordinarily
gencrate oubts , there can bc no
question that it hclps to pcr-
petuate thcm amongst the mass
of men. Paschal remarks that if
mathematical truths imposed
restraints upon passion there
would bc found men to ( Juestion
them. If man can only emancipate -
pate himself from the restraint
that is imposed by religion by
calling in qucstion thc existence
of God , or what is practically the
samc thiug , thc possibility of
Imow1l1g Him if lIe docs exist , if
man canthus silcnce the remor-
ses of conscience , what a triumph
for human passion. (2) ( ) A
sccond cause is the pride of in-
te1ect ! , which will not believe
anything above its comprehension -
sion , even on the testimony of
Go , and discredits the sacred
rccords lIe has left us. It bc-
lieves frecly in lg own theorics
a ld cndea vors to pu t in oppoi1i- :
tion Science and revealation.
Agnosticism. has endeavored to
render itsclf respcctable by an
aJIiance with sciencc an an en. .
eavor to show opposition between -
tween it and religion. But this
effort must prove abortive.
'rruth is consistent with itself.
All truth like all power comes
from God. What is rel1giously
true cannot be scicntificalJ.r false
and what is scientifically true
cannot be religiously false. God
spelks ! in the scripturcs an in
the illuminatcd MS8. of the
sIdes. All faith must be reason-
abte. All reason is ( li vine. Our
God icl the God of reason and of
Revealation.
'rhe most learnc men that
e\'er existed in pagan and Christian -
tian Ages have bcen religious
men. If there has been opposition -
tion betwecn Scicnce and Hcli-
gion it is not because of science
but of individual theories put
forward as such by men who believing -
lieving that Go is unknowable ,
put Him and Ilis revelation aside
without examination. Thus a
man having collectcd a few facts
undertakes to explain them by a
thcory invented by himself.
Should the theory contradict
revelation , so much the worse
for revelation. Now this theory
is not science , but the offspring
of man's brain , for which he
claims our act of faith. We
must lay the cherished doctrine3
of our religio n at the feet of the
last theorist or be accused of a
fear of science. We have only I I
to wait a little while and a few
more discovcred facts will upset
such science and confirm revela-
tion.
tion.We
We sl ould not however , ( lis-
courage theori ing if only rationally -
ally conducted. A man's theory
is the child of his brain , and hc
devotes himself to 1t progress
and development In Joing so ,
he frequently mattes important
discoveries which are preserved
in the treasury of sciencc after
the death of the theorist and his
theory. ' ! 'hus the iscoveries of
Mr. Darwin have been many an .
valuable , though his t eory is
now abandoncd by some of the
greatest scientists of the world ,
as unsustained.
What we object to is the forcing -
ing of unprovcd theories on us ,
as f the ) ' were scientific truths.
Wc will freely admit them as
mcre theories until proved or dis-
proved.
We repel with warranteet indignation -
dignation , the charge that truc
n.'lIgion is OppOlCCI to scicnce ,
Uefore the vcry recent birth of
Agnosticism , who wcre the
frlcnds of learning the world
over ? Who foundctl the great
univcrsitics of J urope ? Who
gave hundreds allel thousands of
lIIell ulld WOIIIOII , as mUIIIJors ! of
rcli dou8 orelers , to tha service of
h.'nrning Itlld celtntlon1 , Among.
5t the most learneHI mOil Hvlng
nru churchm.n , Ci\thoHc a till
l'rot08tl\I1t , who lovu PlciclICU bu.
utIUJ thuy 10vII Rl1el "on' , the
God of flcl"IIC . 'l'hoy SOli 111m
In tll , hilUinoll8 worlebl "hove
th6m IU1Il "dmlhJ the great cI. .
! U "ur Rlltl crlltor uf the Univff'o
w , h. tV.ry IlQrtlou of 1118 cr , , , .
Hon.
Hon.Auoth.r
Auoth.r "U./I" / en" " .f Ab' "
u ( ) tich"u . a. . the waNt .f " "kin
DmOltlPt "h.I.LA " U. . . . . . . . , " " 31t
r'N'l"'l Uud uel IUet r..I. . " , . . . .
lIut 'h , , ! . . . .He" . . .r , . . . ' . -c'
Uu , ' there . . .1tI. . . . . TN , . . . . . .
K' " " ' ' ' ' Iii. . . . . for AI'KU. ' .
1' . . . 'IMU" ' " " tHalli . , , . . . . II.'M
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T.'M" . " " 1M l it..Ht" It. . . . kll"
" -M 1 r. . . . . UI. WItt" " I" At . r 'M '
WIHItl .rk , . . . ' " tutH' 'N ' II. .
" " 4' I. " 'hAt , a. . , . . . . a (
A a ItC'.M' . n. .
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at UI' ' ' ' 'K' 01 Uw . . . "u. . . . " ,
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i of Heliliol1 ! ) at Chicago , SOlne
) 'can1 afo. 'rhcrc in their I
various rc1 g-i0l1R customes wCle I
the represcntatives of all the rc-
ltgious on earth on au antiquc
throne snt the cardinal who re-
prcsented Catholicity. 'l'he arrangements -
rangements had all been made b ) '
non-Catholics , yet they all gave
IIis J minence first place. He
opened the Congress with a pray-
er. It was at once a prayer and
a profession of faith-a universal
faith In God.
Not a man of all these various
religions of the world , of every
tribe and tongue and people , who
did not cry out to God with him :
"Our li'athcr who art in II aveu ,
hallowed be 'l'hy liame. 'l'hy
Kinndom come , thy will be done
on earth as it is in Heaven. "
Not a man who di not feel his
dependence on God's provi ence
for hi.s daily food ) hence al ! pray-
cd with one VOice : , " ( l1ve us
this day our daily bre . " Not a
man who had not sinne and
been sinned against ; and hence
the chorus : "li'orgive us our
trespasses as we forgive them
who trespass against us. " Not
a man who (1i not feel that
whilst he live he was in danger
of sin and its conscquent punishment -
ment , and hence the closing
praJer : "Lead us not into temptation -
tation , but elivcr us from evil.
Amen. "
But it is urged by Agnostics
that the God of Ju aism and
Christianity is an exclusive and
unjust God , an , therefore no
God at all. A Go who reveals
himself only to a portion of I.lis
creatures ; to the Jews ex lu ing
the Gentllcs ; to particular sects
Protestants excluding other sects
and the Catholics ; to the Catholics -
ics excluding Jews. Gentiles and
Protestants from salvation.
Where therefore there is so much
exclusiveness and bigotry , is it a
won er thai intelligent men
should be Agnostics ?
Such an indictment as this if
the counts of it were established ,
would be fatal to Christianity ;
but tLc question is are the
charges founded on the doctrines
of either Judaism or Christianity -
ity ? God favored it is true , in a
particular manner the Jewish
pcople , but di He therefore reject -
ject the Gcntile nations ? No ,
He was the Go of the Gentiles
as well as of the Jews. He calls
the Gentile king Cyrus , His ser-
vaut. He slys : \
"I will go before my servant
Cyrus loosening the lions of
lungs , breatdng in pieces the
gates of brass. " The man with
whom God , vas so well pleascd
and by whom He was so well
glorified an who was a type of
Christ Himself , the patriarch
Job , was no Jew , but a Gentile.
There were great and holv men
in these outside nations ; who
served God accor ing to the
lights the , possessed and are now
happy with him in Hcaven.
'l'he Scriptures of the Old Law
bear testimcny to the fact that
Go had care of the Gentile
nations and called frequently on
these Gentiles to praise IIis name.
In the New testament , Christ
assures us that "many should
come from the east and west and
shall sit down with Abraham
and Isaac and Jacob in the
Kingdom of beaven , but the
children of the kingdom shall be
cast into exterior darkness.
'l'here shall be weeping and
gna hing of teeth. "
With regard to the differences
among Christians , I do not
hclieve that any enlightened
mcmbere ot an ' protestal1t denomination -
nomination maintain that the
mcmbcrs of other denominutions
or the mcmbcrs of the Catholic
church shall be excluclcd from
salvation simply beause : thcy
belong to stich organisations ,
I lun ( luite certain that the
Catholic church cloes not excluete
Jews. Gentiles and Protcstants
from salvatlon6 She ICllVCS such
judgmcnt to Almighty Ooel. who
alone knows each inelivtdunl soul
alttl call alone judge of Its merits
or domcrit'l ! ' ,
Whltlt the ( ttlcstion was pro"
IO od to the great St. 'l'homaR
A'iuIIt119. whRt would ! Jacome ! of
Ih. oul of alt lnetlatt who on I ,
kltew of th , ( heat S1.irlt And
wotshl11llcd I<el oJoYI(1 ! hilll
RCcotetlttg t Uut ! Joet ot 1ti6
kuowldKf lutel ahU1t1 , w nitl
uch 1nuUt. . 1 t"6t ! un1n'Jtl8tcl ,
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KIMt th.ttlogi u. ' ' 'Irltlltg the
mln" el the Cathe"e chMtth ,
rellt' " thlt If ' " 'I'Him w. . .
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rood tovork on is food to live on. . . :
A man works to live. He must live f
to work. {
He dQCS both better on . . ( " :
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Uneeda Biscuit _ '
the soda cracker that contains in the
' .J . most properly balanced prbportions a . .
greater amount of nutrintent than any
food made from flour.
Uneeda Biscuit .
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NATIONAL ISCUIT. COMPAWV : J c . T '
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cause lor Agnosticisn must lose
much of its force.
B t why should there not be
Christian union ? How much
have. we not in common ? Belief
in God and in Ilis Providence-
belief in future rewar s and
puhishments-and above all-
belief and hope and love in th
great unitive power of the world
-Jesus Christ. Let us remember
the inci ent related in the ninth
chapter of St. Luke's Gospel.
when the Apostle St. John said
to Our Lord , " 1'hat there was
a man casling out devils in Thy
name , and we forbade him ,
bccause he followeth not with us. "
And Jesus said , "Forbi him not.
For he that is not against you is
with you. "
I believe the first great factor
in the reunion of Christendom
will be a greater personallov.e
for Our Lord. It is the sentiment -
ment on which there is most
accord and seems like the fulfilling -
filling of the prophecy : "And
I , when I shall be lifted up , will
draw all things to Myself. "
The remedy for Agnosticism ,
and all the relig10us ifferenccs
am\ \ . dividing isms of the day is
the same now as in the ays of
St. Paul.
The religion of Jesus is in its
true sense Heligion of humanity ,
and around him should gather all
the chil reu of men. It is re-
mar1 < able that now even thc reformed -
formed Jews have learned to
esteem 111m and publicly glory
in the fact that lIe was one of
their race. And the Agnostics
of our day , who even knew Him
in the past , o at times irresistibly -
, tibly proclaim His praise.
Henan , once the Sulpitian student -
ent , whose heart was warm with
the personal love of Christ ,
abandoned Him for the errors of
Agnosticism and wrote a life of
Jesus inten ed to dethro\1e \ Him.
Yet , in describing the last act
of the story beautiful the old fire
of love seemed to burn for a
moment in his heart and he cried
out to his dead Lord in t hcse
words :
"He pose now in thy glory ,
noble founder 'l'h , worle IS
finished , thy divit1tty is established -
lished l' ear no more to see the
edifice of thy lahors fall by any
fault Henceforth , h yotHl the
reach of all frailty , thou shalt
witnes , front the heights of
divinc pcacc , the Infinite results
of thy acts. At the price of a
few hours of suffering' , which did
110t evcn reach thy grand soul , :
thou has bought the most COlli-
ptete i mlllortali ty ll'or t housandi !
of years thou shall bc th standard
above which the hottest ! Jattlc
wilt ! Je given. A thousand time ! ' !
more alive , a thousancl times
mort beloved sinca thy duath
than during thy lllll\SllgO here
bclow , thou Mhl\lt lJl COIllIt the
corner\tonu ! o ( humanity so .11-
Urely that to t.nt thy I1nlUQ from
the world WQuid 1 > 11 { ( It ruue1 it to
itA feunetntlol1 , Utweolt ! thtl
IHul Omt th.rt wltl btt no lonKor
IU'y tllftthtctlolt. CoU\pllt. COI1-
't"l ter 0 f d'il t h. tn kit l'CJMtut88lon '
uf th , kll1k'4teut , wbUhtr shull
r..lttw tlaH " 1 the ro1ul runel
wh I.h HI. " 'tn.t ' t tllutd , I\ll.U8 of
Wltflfth&ttttOM & ' 1'\\'l\nt- \
n.t1 . . . u. . MtrpttH41 .f tit.
hlhtiN J . wI" Mnf It , .ur-
, .tl ftt Ue wetl8lttp w'M & 'UW
1OMtt.c.wUk..t . . . " .101. HI"
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_ t It , ' " ( t8 " ' .f.ar . wUt au.1t
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. , lINt ! " . ' " . . 110. . . . HPM ptnMf
I 'hII J. . . . . "
I 1..4t'k. Wct w. . . . . , 'lei ' I.
I" " ' " UIlt " " . . . . k. h. .f1 .r
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the Centurion at the foot of the
Cross : "Indeed this was the Son
of God : "
Here at the cross is the focus.
here the unitive point.
W hen men meet here and learn
wbat are the real doctrines of
the old Church of Go , and when
that church makes such concessions -
I cessions as she is always readv
to make , then may we hope by
I Christian union to silence this
objection of the unheJie\'cr.
An , oh. ma ) ' t ha t day SOOI1
come when he shall raw all
things to himself , and the Jew
and the Gentile and the Catholic
and the , Protestant and the con-
verertec1 Agnostic will kneel
together in the great univeral
Church of God at the foot of
the Cross of Jesus Christ.
Burlington Bulletin.
NA Y 1906.
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n < lvlse yott how to make it at the least
cost. II. I , . ORMSIIY ,
Agent C. II. & Q. Ity.
I , . W. WAKIU.JW ,
G. P. A. , Olnnhn.
J. . ARMOUH ,
Attorney at Lav. "
Droken Bow , Nobr.
lIa,1I1I1 JlIst h.1I1 . a\itht \ ) ' ar ! ! I.ractlcal eJll.er
lencft all UOllllt ) ' JUlllle. wllllfl"e IIIHclal alien
tlOII tn tile IIrawllllC allli ( IrobUhtll : of w'lIl1 ' and
the a"mlnilltrnllon of eMtatel ! u ! "eceased ( ler.
SOIl'l alld 1II1110rll. Write or "hollo me. II1Ia1
'a ' 0 YOIl I' trll" I
ROSS G. MOORE , I
Attornev.at. La w.
flulutatd a 1.1 II 1010 broker. OMcII In Ar.te
nloek Ihollon IIn. . . NAhr.ulu , .
J. 8NYDI1iH ,
J"J.
Atlorno1 and Counsellor at Law ,
l'enllol1s ! Rtllt n11 krllll/l / or go\'erl1l1l nl
I ctnlttl/l / , Rtlll" )4l'tterRllrcw ) t'rRctice. or.
ftl'e. HIl ! 1\fAIU treet. IMt door Milt or
lIurJltJ t"lI Jlolel , Ihok 11 lIow , Neb.
" 0 naral Custor n
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Legal Notices.
All udverlhemenh uodor 'hi. 111"111 "tll be
charged for " ' lel1al rllt. . " . vl&1 " .OOl."r 1IIJlllre
for Or. ' ID orllon. and 60c vor Iqun'A ror each
10b eqDon' In.orlloll.
"I quare" III Ion IInl. ' or fraclton 111IIreo' .
NO'rICI 01 Al'I'01N'I'MI N'1' 0 ( . ' AI ) .
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MINIH'l'HA'l'OH.
County Court. l'nllter County , Nohrallka.
'l'o tbe heirs alld lIext of kill of Orville I ) .
Marcy. deceaHed.
YOII are hereby lIotll1ml that See II. Marcy.
widow of Ralll de.eaRed. haH tllell h..r , Ittltloll !
III ald COllrt. ahklllil that 81111UII Cnlllernll ,
ilia ) " be appoillteol Adlllllllstratnr o ! tllII elltRtc
or OrvllJu D. Marcy. IleceaHClI. Haiti mRller
IHIH bcclI RIt ! tor hearhlll for May 'II. I' } , I. at In
o'clucl , a. m. . at tile Cuullty Cunrt I UIIIII. III
IIlIIkell "w. Nehrallka. whell all IlIh'rellle"
Iarlle lII.n' al'pear alld be IlCarll.
Ualed thu : :1111 : day a ! May , I'J. (
47.50 A. R. IIUMPIIKIC\ ' . County JlIlllCr.
III Coullty Oourt o ! CU8ter couuty , NehraMka.
III the matter o ! the adoPtloll or I tlwartl ' 1' .
alld Anlla R.lIl1l1cr.lllll1orR. by Wlillalll 11. alld
Alllla E. Coulter. hUllballd allli wife.
Nottco IR bereby IClvell thaI 1111 the Utb Ila ,
of MayI'O ! . Wllllalllll. Coultcr anll Alllla J. .
COli Iter. lIullballll aUlI wlo. filetl III the cOllllty
cOllrl of 8altl coullty ; their ) lCllllolI prnyllllC for
all order o ! BallI court , tbat the 1II1110r chlldrell
of Theodore MIller and SIlRle E. Miller. dc-
eeaRcll. to-wit : l dward ' 1' . Miller , all'ellI " 0
ycars allil Alllla E. Miller , aired twu yearM , ilia ) ' t
be lellally adopted , alld be alld becollle the
lellal1y adoptell alld cOIIHtltllted cblldrell o !
Hald petltlollers ; that salll Ietlliollerli ! reel ) ' ,
alld , "ulllutarlly offer to allolt Mallllllillor chll. ' -
drell alld lelCal1y eOll8t1tnte allil lIIakc sa III
cblhlrell the chlldrell of Ralll tetillollerll by
I alloplloll : alld tile belrs of tbo estate o ! IIalll
petltlollers the Bailie a8 If said chlldrell were
the chlhlrell of said tlCtlllollerH "y hlrth.
Hearlllilullon 8alll petltloll filed berelll IH fix.
ed for the ljtb ! day of JUlie , 1IJo ( " at IU o'clock a.
111. beoro the County Judll'a of Hald cOllllty at
tile court roolll III lIrokell I11)W , Nebrallka , at
which lime al1 per8UIIR hUerelltedl1l said petl.
tlon may ap"ear anll object alld ( , roteHt to "aid
adoplloll alld dellY the. allelCatlollll set out III
lIaltl I'ctilloll.
Dated thlll12tll day o ! Ma ) ' . I'J'I' , .
( MeAL ] A. H. UUMritRIW ,
' } .I COllllty JudICe.
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NO'1'ICE 010' Al'l'OIN'rMl NT 01. AUMIN
ISTHA'I'OR.
Coullty COllrt. CII"tt'r COllllty. Nrhrtska.
To the llelrll alllillext 01 Kill u ! Johll Jnker. Jr.
YOII arclll'roby lIotitled that Clara II. Jllker ,
wllluw of salll doccalled , hall /IIe,1 her pelltloll
III Htld Court. aRklll1l' Chat IIhe lIIay be allPolllt.
cd Adllllllilitratrix of the clltato of Johll Juker
Jr. . dccctse.l. Saltl lIIaller haR bcell Het ror
hearllllC ! or J uue 9th , 11J06. at 10 u'cluck a. 111. , at
the Coullty COllrt HOOIII , III IJrakallllow. , , , han
alllllterallted,1"artieH lIIay : tI'llear alld be heard.
( Jaled the lth day of Mty. 1'UtI.
( IIV-ALI A. H. lIUMt'IIKKV. COllllty Jud.e.
J. A. AIIMOUK. AU' ) ' . 4'.51
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SUMMONS I'UUr.ICATION ,
III the ! JIItrlet Court. Custer COUllty , Nebrtllka
Alpha MorlCalll'lallltlff.
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I. . A. Wrll\lI. \ at al. Uefelldallts. ,
'I'ba doel\llalltll SlIlIall Armour. Mary Ar.
1II0ur , 1 lsle Armollr , Wllllal1l MCQlleell , " lIell
McQueell. Martlla Maullall all" Hubert Mar.
IIhnll.IIIlleallt'11 wltlt I. . A. Wrlll'ht , el : tl , allil "
each or ) ' 011 will take lIotice that Oil tile 2Htll
day of July , 1905. the plailltiff nJed hi ! ! loetltloll
III the IJIslrlct COllrl o ! ClIsler COllllty , Nehrall.
ka. nlraillst I. . AWrlllht alld otheu. nuel 011 the
llld day o ! May. 16. nJed all alllellell ( .clllloll
III IIalll actloll 11Illeadlllcr YOII all.1 each of you
all defendalltll.
'rhe object allli I.rayer uf aacll o ! IIald etf.
tlOIIII are III ! oreclo e a certalll tnx IIale certln.
cate 181111ell by the 'l'raasuret o ! CUllter COllllty ,
Nebrallka , 011 the 3rd day a ! Novcnlhcr. 1'J1.'J. lu
defendant I. . A. Wrlttht , In the 111111I of $7.15 tor
the IIale tor the dellnquellt taxell for the yetr
1901 of the ! ollolnll dMcrlbcl1 real elltate IIItIl.
ate In Custer coullty , Nebrall'a , to.WIIl ' 1'110
IIe ( uf AW } ( al\ll the w of IIealld ! the Ma } ( o !
IIe } ( o ! Secllon : ! J. ' 1'o\\'lIshll' H Nurtllo ! Hallre
; lJ : Wc 1 of btll 1' . M. allil tor the Rubllelilledt
ta : < llll talll on IIalll real ellttte b ) ' "efelliiallt 14 ,
A. Wrhrht , ( lUrlllltllt tu Raltl Iulcha e 01'1 ! ol.
lows. to.,11I 'l'axclI Iald fur thl ! year 1'uJ lilt
May ht. 1003. 111 the SUIII or f5.JII ' 1'aOII palll
for tbe year I'OJ on May Jlld , 1'\4. \ III IIUIII o ! ,
15.'J. Hahl tax lIale certlncate anll the tnx re-
cell't ! or lIub ettUellt taus so I.ald b411111 0\\ ' ' ' '
ell b ) ' 1.lalllllff : llId lIeld by him. I
Jacll : o ! wlllclilleYeralllul1I draw I ( ler cut
Illterelli trom date of their paYlllentll re I > ect-
1"r.I ) ' . ' 1'here IIIIIOW IIIIe Itnd owlllll' the ( liain.
tiff IIlIlIaltl tax Aale crrllncate anll recelt"4 for
IInb e.uellt . laull ( lal" the follo,11I1 1111111" . to.
wit I f111S with Ier cent Illtere t thereon ! o'
J , earll ! roll' No" . J. 1'\rJ \ It 11I1U leer cellt there-
afterl ! S.Jl "lth : ' ' 0 per COlli IlItftrest thereon fur
\I \ , ear frllllt May I , IIIOJ. allll 10 I.er cellt there-
afterl9J , , , lth JOj"r cellt ' "I."ellt therOOIl for
11eitrll ! rollt May . I'JOt , a 1111 10 leer Cllllt there.
after IRII.lplallltiff prays tllat the CllIrI ilia ) '
lilld the anlUullt duo 1lalr,1I If In the Iren" " " .
allll fur a decree nf ! urecIlIAnr" . : ulIl " "Ie of ulll
lallllll to lI.tlllfy the amollllt IIU fUIIII.1 1111" allil
fur lIucllotller allli fllrther relief RIllA Jllllt alld
1I1It ! ble.
YOII all,1 ISIch of you ate rC'lulrtll to 31111"tr
1/0111 an'clldNI ' tl\tI lolt on ur oofnr" 1\ftll' ' ' Y the
11t11.lay ot JUlie , lJ1. . ) . ALrtlA MUMIIAtf.
II ) ' HCI . " II. MOOIl8 , AU' ) ' . U.9'
Ullited StiStell Ian,1 O 1Cel ! l
llIculu , Nebruka , Mn ) ' 15 , 'ltJ ( , . (
Notll1lls ! her ! b1 crtvcn thltt the rtllltlwlll , '
IIRIII..1 .tiller h II I..lllollco , of III. Illtentkill
tu nlnke I1l1al enou' In " "I'l'Ort lit bill .11\1111. and
\tat ! d "rtltl' will be nta beOI' ' ' A. H.
11I111t r e llltt' ! ttollfe , at 111IInw \ ,
Jtl\le . ' 1 : EHNIE I' . toOH.H. ! ur t in
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wll" 'u llrou 11111 eoIII"UOII. refll.
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