LEGAL NOTICE. Loris S. Phillips will take no- j tice that under a decree of the Dis trict Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year 1908 wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST, RIGHT OR CLAIM IN OR TO SUCH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OH ANY PART THEREOF were Defendants, lot 749 in block 45 in the village of Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, were, on tire 6th day of November, 1908, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by law an 1 period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 6th da> of November, 1910. You are further notified that the owner of this cer tifier.te of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the Court in the above entitled act j ion for confirmation of such sale as1 soon as practiable after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby noticed that the time and place of the hearing upon such con firmation will be entered in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 6th day of November, 1910. You will cx ainii, said Confirmation Record to ascertain the tim*- of such hearing and may be present, if you so desire, j to make any objections or show cause why the sale should not be confirmed. GEORGE N. OCAMB. By EdtVin Falloon, His Atty. I First publication, July 22, 3 times. First publication, July 22, 3 times. LEGAL NOTICE. Louis S. Phillips will take no tice that under a decree of the Dis trie*. Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year 1908 wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER RONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST, RIGHT OR CLAIM IN OR TO SUCH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR ANY PART THEREOF were Defendants, iot 3, in block 62, in the village of Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, was, on the 6th day cf November, 1908, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by Law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 6th day of November, 1910. You are further1 notified that file owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the Court in the above entitled act ion for confirmation of such sale as soon as practiable after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby notified that the time and place of the hearing upon such con firmation will bo entered in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 6th day of November, 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain the time of such hearing and may be present, if you so desire, to make any objections or show cause why the sale should not be confirmed. GEORGE N. OCAMB. By Edwin Falloon, His Atty. First publication, July 22, 3 times. LEGAL NOTICE. Allred C. Miller will take no tice that under a decree of the Dis trict Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year 1908 wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY' INTEREST, RIGHT OF CLAIM IN OR TO SUCH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR ANY PART THEREOF were Defendants, lot 9, in block 75, in the village of Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, was, on the 6th day of November, 1908, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 6th day of November, 1910. Y'ou are further notified that the owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the1 Court in the above entitled act ion for confirmation of such sale as soon as practiable after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby not’fied that the time and place of the hearing upon such con firmation will he entered in the Con firmation Recoid kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 6th day of November, 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain the time of such hearing, and may be present, if you so desire, to make any objections or show cause why the sale gliould not be confirmed. GEORGE N. OCAMB. By Edwin Falloon, His Atty. First publication, July 22, 3 times. LEGAL NOTICE. Harry S. Hermann will take no tice that under a decree of the Dis trict Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit foi the year 1008 wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA vvas Plaintiff uiul SEV ERAI PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OK CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST, RiGHT OF CLAIM IN OR TO SUCH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR \NY PART THEREOF were Defendants, lot 2, in block 45, in the village of Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, was on the 5th day of November, 1908, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by law and period of redemption from .such sale will expire on the 5th day of November, 1910. You are further notified that the owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the Court in the above entitled act ion lor confirmation of such sale as soon as practiable after the period of redemption lias expired and you are hereby notified that the time and place of the hearing upon such con-, firmation will be entered in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 5th day of November, 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain the Mme of such hearing and may be present, if you so desire,! to make any objections or show cause why the sale should not be confirmed. GEORGE N. OCA M IT 1 liv Edwin Failoon, Mis Atty.l First publication, July 22, 3 times. LEGAL NOTICE. Margaret J. Calhoun will take no tice that under a decree of the l)ia-! trict. Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year 1908 wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN-' \FTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV-j INC OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY! INTEREST, RIGHT OF CLAIM IN OR TO Sl'CH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR YNY PART THEREOF were Defendants, lots 15-16 in block 44 in the village of Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, were, on the 6th1 day of November, 1908, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by I law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 6th day of November, 1910. You are further J notified that the owner of this cer-j tifiente of Lax sale issued by the; Treasurer will make application 1o the Court in the above entitled act ] ion for confirmation of such sale as soon as pracGable after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby notified that the time and place of the hearing upon such con firmation will be entered in the Con firmation Record kept bv the Clerk of said Court on or before the 6th da5" of November, 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain the time of such hearing and may be present, if you so desire, to make any objections or show cause wliy the sale should not be confirmed. GEORGE N. OCAMB. By Edwin Falloon, His Atty. First, publication, July 22, 3 times. LEGAL NOTICE. P. T. Smith will take no tice that under a decree of the Dis trict Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year 1908 wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST. RIGHT OR CLAIM IN OR TO SUCH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR ANY PART THEREOF wer-> defendants, lots 1 and 2 in block 7, in Rouleau Bedard's Addition to the village of Ruio, Richardson County, Nebraska, were, on the 6th day of November, 1908, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 6th day of November, 1910. YTou are further notified that the owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the Court in the above entitled act ion for confirmation of such sale as soon as pracliable after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby notified that the time and place of the hearing upon such con firmation will be entered in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 6th day of November. 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain 'he time of such hearingl and may be present, if you so desire, J to make any objections or show cause why the sale should not be confirmed. GEORGE N. OCAMB. v By Edwin Falloon, His Atty. First publication, July 22, 3 times. LEGAL NOTICE. Edward T. Price will take no tice that under a decree of the Dis trict Court, of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year 1908 wherein th<- STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN j AFTER PESCRIBEIJ AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO UNI INTEREST. RIGHT OR CLAIM IN OR TO SCCH PARCELS OF HEAL ESTATE OR ANY PART THEREOF were Defendants, lots 15-16 in block 45 in the village of Rule, Richardson County, Nebraska, were on the 5th day of November. 190S, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the* manner provided by law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 5th day! of November, 1910. A'ou are further notified that the owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to tin' Court in he above entitled act | ion for confirmation of such sale as soon as prae*table after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby notified that the time and ^ place of the hearing upon such con firmation will bo entered in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 5th day of November, 1910. You will ex-! amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain the time of such hearing) and may be present, if you so desire,; to make any objections or show: cause why th > sale should not be confirmed. GEORGE N. OCA.MIL i Il.v Edwin Falloon, His Ally. First publication, July 22, 3 times. | LEGAL NOTICE.. W. H. Scott will take no tice that, under a decree of the Dis trict Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for, the year 1908 wherein the STATE OK NEDRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OP LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS DAY-, INC, OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST, RIGHT OP CLAIM IN OR TO SCCII PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR W'Y PART THEREOF were Defendants, lot in block 4.1 in the village of Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, was on the 5th j day of November, 190S, sold at pul)-, lie vendue by the Treasurer of said, county in the manner provided Ly j law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 5th day! of November. 1910. You are further notified that he owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the ( Treat urer will make application to tin- Court in the above entitled act-| ion for confirmation of such sale as' soon as practiabie after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby notified that the time and! place of the hearing upon such con firmation will be entered in the Con firm.!1 ion Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 5th day of November, 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain ihe time of such hearing and may ho pr: .unit, if you so desire, to make any objections or show cause why the sale should not bo confirmed. GEORGE N. OCAMIt. By Edwin Falloon, His Atty. First publication, July 22. 2 times. LEGAL NOTICE. The unknown heirs of Amelia lloy’, deceased will take no tice that under a decree of the Dis trict Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year 1908 wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST, RIGHT OF CLAIM IN OR' TO S’’CH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR ANY PART THEREOF werre defendants, lot 12 in block 74 in the village of Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, was, on the 6th day of November, 1908, sold at pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 6th day of November, 1910. You art* further notified that the owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the Court in the above entitled act ion for confirmation of such sale as soon as pracliable after the period of redemption has expired and you are hereby notified that the time and place of the hearing upon such con firmation will be entered in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the 6th day of November. 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain the time of such hearing and may be present, if you so desire, to make iny objections or show cause why the sale should not be confirmed. D. VANVALKENBERG. By Edwin Falloon, His Atty. First publication, July 22, 3 times. . M. - -— LEGAL NOTICE. S. M. Klien will take no tice that, under a decree of the Dis trict. Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered in the tax suit for the year BIOS wherein the STATE OF_j NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAT PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST, RTGHT OF CLAIM IN OR TO SUCH PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OR ANY PART THEREOF were defendants, lot 14 in block 74 In the village of Kulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, were, on the Oth day of November, 1909, sold al pub lic vendue by the Treasurer of said county in the manner provided by' law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on the 6th dayi of November, 1910. You are further notified that the owner of this cer tificate of tax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the Court in the above entitled act of redemption has expired and you are hereby notified that the time and place of the hearing upon sueli con firmation will bo entered in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of arid Court on or before the fitli day of November, 1910. You will ex amine said Confirmation Record to ascertain 'he time of such hearing and may be present, if you so desire, lo make any objections or show cause why tIn* sale should not be confirmed. 1>. VANVACKWNIIERG. lly Kdwin Falloon, His A tty. First publication, July 22, 3 times. LEGAL NOTICE. Beckiu M. Whltford will take no tiee tiiat under a decree of the Dis tric* Court of Richardson County, Ne braska rendered In the tax suit for the year I BOS wherein the STATE OF NEBRASKA was Plaintiff and SEV ERAL PARCELS OF LAND HEREIN AFTER DESCRIBED AND ALL PER SONS AND CORPORATIONS HAV ING OR CLAIMING TITLE TO ANY INTEREST, RIGHT OR CLAIM IN OR TO SI CD PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OK ANY PART THEREOF were defendants, lot 13 In block 74 in the village of Rulo, Riehardson County, Nebraska, were, on the tith day of November, 11108, sold nt pub lie v< mine by the Treasurer of said county In the manner provided b) law and period of redemption from such sale will expire on lie* fith day of November, 1010. You are further notified that, the owner of tills cer tificate of lax sale issued by the Treasurer will make application to the Court in the above entitled act ion for confirmation of such sale as soon as pracf.iable after the period of redemption lias expired and you are hereby notified that the time and place of the hearing upon such con firmation will be enlcred in the Con firmation Record kept by the Clerk of said Court on or before the titli day of November, 11*10. You will ex amine said ('mfirmatlon Record to ascertain the lime of such hearing and may be present, if you so desire, to make any objections or show Cause why the sale should not be confirmed*? D VAN VALKENBERQ. By Edwin Fa Boon, His Atty. First publica'ion, July 22, 3 times. Notice of Attachment. .1. E. Stiles will take notice, that on the 20th day of June, 1910, J. K. Kelly, a justice of the peace of Grant township, Hiehardson county, Nebras ka, issued an order of attachment for the sum of $S.l0 in an action pending before him, wherein A. Gra ham & Son is plaintiff, and J. E. Stiles defendant, that property of the defendant, consisting of one cook stove, one heating stove, carpet, one crosscut saw, clock, dishpan, four pails teakettle, tub and board, two lamps, and other utensils, has been attached under said order. Said cause was continued to the 8th day of Aug ust, 1910, at two o’clock p. m. 27-3t A. GRAHAM & SON, Plaintiff. — —- ..> Our Sympathy is always extended to those in distress, but we ljave no sym pathy to waste on the man who borrows his neighbor’s paper when he can have one of his own at a mere nominal expense. Your home paper stands for your interests and the interests of your home town. It deserves your moral and financial support. If you are not a member of our family of readers you should begin now by sending in your subscription. PROPER WAY TO CUT HORNS In Dehorning Cattle Correct Line la Ju&t Below Where Skin Joins Base. In dishorning cattle either by saw or shears the correct line for severing i Is from a quarter to half an inch be Horns Not Cut Close. low where the skin Joins the base of the horn. If the cut Is made too high nn Irregular gnarly growth of horn as shown In the illustration is likely to follow. As the point of union of the Horns Properly Cut. skin and horn varies in different cattle the operator must use judgment as to the exact place of cutting. MAKING EARLY HOG PASTURE Question Is Attracting More Attention Than In Former Years and Is of Much Importance. illy It. It. nUSTIJNa.) The question of growing early pas tures for hogs is attracting more at tention of late years than it did a few years ago, and it Is well that farmers wake uii and avail themselves of the value of growing such crops. This matter of growing something for early spring pastures for liogs, is something that the farmer of limited means can do. The profit derived from the growing of crops for hog pasture Is, I find, greater than that derived from grow ing crops that have to lie harvested. Hogs can ho turned Into the pasture and they will do a good Job harvest ing, saving every little Idt of the crop, much more than could be saved if harvested, as they clean up many tilings that man or machinery can not get. if we have been negligent In sow ing something In the way of clover or rye, for early hog pasture, then It be hooves us to plant some other forage crop for them and also one that will make grazing as early In the spring as possible. For the very earliest purpose I usually sow a patch of oats, at the rate of two bushels to the acre. I prefer drilling them for a forage crop, as they will then withstand the drought and tramping over them and also will not lift out of the soil as easily. 1 llnd it better to have a lot divided so as to pasture a part of it at a time, while the other will be growing. This plun has given me the best satis faction. The regular hog fence Is not ex pensive and is easily moved if de sired. I am able to sow oats very early in the spring and they make a very rapid, vigorous growth and give me a good pasture quicker than any thing else that I can sow. When the oats are from five to seven inches high it is time to turn hogs in. It usually requires about five or six weeks to have them this high. My next crop for pasture a little later Is peas, and I prefer drilling them for several reasons. When drilled they are all planted at a uni form depth and will come up more evenly, and they can be cultivated once or twice and will stand dry weather better, and stock will fol low the rows better.and there will not be bo much waste. A common wheat drill 1b the most convenient and satisfactory for drill ing the peas, using the first, fourth, seventh and tenth holes. This will make the drills 24 inches apart. Peas are ready to turn into when they are corning into stiff dough. If you have never grown any It will be wonderfully surprising how hogs will take on fat and grow while feeding on peas. Soy beans also make good pasture, but these are usually sown later and hardly come under the head of early pasture. But for forage after the peas are exhausted they are invalu able. Sorghum cane also makes ex cellent forage, and where the earliest varieties are selected it will be suffi ciently matured by the last of June or the first of July for pasturing. In fact 1 have pastured sorghum cane when quite young and find it a good fattening food. Clover has always been a favorite crop with me, not only because of the increased fertility of the soil which results, but for the crop itself and the excellent pasturs it affords. BISHOP BURGESS ON LIQU08 Saloon Is Greatest Enemy of Home and Cause of Much of Our Do mestic Infelicity. In a recent address before the an nua! ICpiseopal convention of the dio cese of 1-otig Island, held nt Garden City, the itt. Hev. Bishop Frederick Burgess said: "If the church condemns the saloon It Is not because the church bates the workingman, or Ills wife, or Ills family, hut because the saloon Is the greatest enemy of the home, because it more than anything else, accounts for the fearful congestion of our cities, where human beings have to l ord nt night like beasts; because It sends the man home nt night with no money In his pockets and with no souse of hame, with curses in his mouth and murder even in his heart. Make the blessing from the saloon ns great as you cau and it will hi ill remain that it Is more responsible than anything else for do mestic Infelicity and that Its influence Is against that, lowliest of human train which Saint Paul taught and which (he King James translators, consciously or unconsciously, rendered into the noble rhythm; 'Husbands, love your wives and be not bitter ngalnst them.’ "! believe that Christian people stand reasonably on th > law. A prom inent judge on th" Supreme court bench of New York sold to me not long ago: You cannot galvanize these old Sunday laws and put life Into them.’ That Is true if they are really dead. A law dies the moment It ceases to accord with a strong minority of the people. It Is of no use keeping it on the statute books, lor all it1 does Is; to become one of the richest sources of unholy revenue to unscrupulous po ller ami officials. ]f the popular senti ment favors the open Sunday, then by all means let us wipe out the law against It so that it may no longer confuse the mind of the public. "I think the attitude of Christian people in New York has greatly changed toward the Sunday, and that our Sunday laws n cd restatement. We no longer look at exercise or recrea tion as wrong upon Sunday, nor do we constantly talk about the Sabbath, wo r< all/.e It Is T'o! an unholy sight to see a lot of young men playing hall on Sunday afternoon or tiding or strolling In the parks. The day Christ rose from the dead is the happlet day In the week, and we clergy must know that we shall not secure a larger at tendance at church because we try to take from the day all Its Joys and brightness, llut none the less I be lieve that while the chnreh may well approve of the opening of museums, li braries and the increased facilities for travel on the Lord's day, yet It, will not approve of the opening of the aters or the exhibition ball games or the saloons. "The local option question, on the other hand, Is in toy opinion a mis take. There should Ik* one temper ance law for the whole state, with per haps * xceptions made for the grpat cities. The Introduction of one of the most contentious subjects Into local politics is mischievous in the-extreme. It arouses wrangling and leads often times to hard feelings which would have been avoided had the outlook he< n wider. It brings each village clergyman Into undue prominence, and men find themselves forced to explain to the public their own private views of habits; or rise be stamped In an un favorable way by their fellow citizens." EMPLOYERS’ RULE ON DRINK British Corporation Issues Restriction to Employees During Spare Time and at Lunch. It is becoming more and more evi dent Hint employers of labor are every where coming into line in the matter of demanding sobriety among their workmen and prohibiting their drink ing while engaged in die company’s business. Reports state that instruc tions have recently been issupd to the employees of a great Gas, Light and Coke company operating in the Me tropolis of Great Lritain that they must not, except on the company's business, enter any public house About 800 men are afTected. Th« heads of the departments are called upon to see that the injunction ii scrupulously observed. It is pointec out tliai it was issued in the best in t* rests of tin- men as well ns with t view io maintaining ttie company': credit. The order applies to the spar* time and the dinner hour of the men many of whom were accustomed t< resort to ttie public houses in th: vicinity during such time. Russians Banish Vodka. The rations