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ORDER OP HEARING ON ORIGINAL PRO
BATE OP WILL.
State of Nebraska ,
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Otoe County. j <
At n County Court , held nt the County Court
Room , in and for wild County , December 20th
A. D. 1809.
Present , M. C. Joyce. County Judge. In the
matter of the estate of Monroe L. Hnyward ,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of William
Bay ward , praying that the instrument , flled
on the 2tth ) day of December 1899 , and purport
ing to bo the last will and testament of the said
deceased , may bo proved , approved , probated ,
allowed , and recorded as the last will and
testament of the said Monroe L. Hayward ,
deceased , and that the execution of said in
strument may be committed and the adminis
tration of said estate may bo granted to Jennie
P. Hayward as executrix ,
OiiDKHKi ) , That January 25th A. D. 1000 , at 1
o'clock p. m , , is assigned for hearing said peti
tion , when all persons interested in paid matter
may appear at a County Court to bo held in
and for said County , and show cause why the
prayer of petitioner should not be granted ;
and that notice of the pendency of said
petition and the hearing thereof , bo given to
all persons interested in said matter by publish
ing a copy of this order in TUB CONSBUVA-
TIVE , a weekly newspaper printed in said
County , for three successive weeks , prior to
said day of hearing.
[ SEA i. . ] M. C. JOYCE ,
County Judge.
NOTICE OP INCORPORATION.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have organized a corporntion under and by
virtue 01 the laws of the State of Nebraska :
The name of said corporation is THE OVER
LAND REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY. Its principal place of transacting
business is in Nebraska City , Otoo County ,
Nebraska. Thn business of said corporation
shall be to provide , maintain and operate a
public theatre and audience hall to bn known
as THE OVERLAND THEATRE , to buy and
sell real estate , to negotiate loans and invest
ments , and to do all things incident to the
foregoing. Said corporation's capital stouk is
Twenty-fivn Thousand (125,000.00) ( ) Dollars , of
which Fifteen Thousand ( $15,000.00) ) Dollars
shall be paid up stock. Bald corporation com
menced business December 1st , 1899 , and shall
continue * for 09 years , unless the said incor-
purators shall sooner terminate the same by
duo course of procedure. The indebtedness of
said corporation shall never exceed Ten
Thousand ( $10,000.00) ) Dollars. The corpora
tion's affairs shall bo conducted by a Manager
and a Board of three (8) ( ) directors elected by
its stockholders.
J. STERLING MORTON ,
JOY MOHTON ,
PAUL MOHTON.
MAUK MOKTON ,
CAHI , MOUTON ,
Incorporators.
HOW TO GET A PATENT.
Commissioner Duell of the patent
office answers an inquiry from .Mr.
Young , Jr. , of Winchester , Iowa , con
cerning the course of procedure in ob
taining a patent as follows :
"One having made an invention in
order to obtain a patent therefor must
execute and file in the patent office an
application for the same , together with
$16 , the first government fee. An
application consists of a petition setting
forth the invention and praying for the
grant of the letters patent , a specifica
tion describing the invention , specifically
claiming the new features , a drawing
illustrating the invention , and an oath
which must set forth that the invention
has not been in public use or on sale or
described in any publication for more
than two years before the date of the
application , and for which no foreign
patent has been granted for more than
seven months. Upon the receipt of the
application it is sent to one of the
thirty-six divisions of the patent office ,
to which , by its nature , it belongs. In
due course it is taken up for examination
to determine whether it is new and use
ful. If found to bo new , an application
is allowed the applicant ; he is notified
thereof and is given six months in which
to pay the final government fee of $20 ,
and the patent is issued within three
weeks after the final fee is paid. If the
application is found to lack novelty , a
letter is written t the applicant point
ing out the objections and referring him
to any prior patents or publications
which may have a bearing upon the
case. A patent , if for a mechanical in
vention , is granted for seventeen years ;
other patents are granted for three and
one-half , seven and fourteen years , the
government fee being respectively $10 ,
$15 and $30.
"An applicant for a patent need not
employ a patent attorney , but it is pre
ferable that he employ one who is
familiar with preparing applications ,
versed in making claims and preparing
the proper amendments if necessary , "
WILLIAM E. CURTIS. "
Among the notable events of the year
1899 , as compiled by the confusion ,
illusion , fusion and delusion Omaha
World-Herald , no mention is made of
the appointment of Honorable Willie
Virtue Allen to the United States
senate by the Honorable Willie Anxious
Poynter.
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Personally
Conducted
California
Excursions
Via the Santa Fe Route.
Three times a week from Chicago and
Kansas City.
Twice a week from St. Paul and Min-
notipolis.
Once a week from St. Louis and Boston.
In improved wide-vestibuled Pullman
tourist sleeping cars.
Better than ever before , at lowest pos
sible rates.
Experienced excursion conductors.
Also daily service between Chicago ,
Kansas City and California.
Correspondence solicited.
T. A. GRADY ,
Manager California Tourist Service ,
The Atchison , Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
109 Adams Street , Chicago.
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