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Charles Dicfens
IIIAVD. been looking on this even
ing nt 11 inctry company of chil
dren assembled around that pret
ty German toy, a Christmas tree.
Being now nt home again mid alone,
the only person in the house awake,
my thoughts nru drawn baclc by a fas
cination which I do not oaro to resist
to my own childhood. Straight in the
middle of the room, cramped in the
freedom of its growth by no encircling
walls or soon readied cclliug, u shad
owy tree arises, and, looking up into
the dreamy brightness of its top, for
I observe in tills tree the singular prop
erty that it appears to giow down
waid toward the earth, 1 look into my
youngest Christinas recollections.
All toys at first I find. But upon the
branches of the tree, lower down, how
thick the books begin to hang thin
books, in themselves at lit st. but many
of them, with dellciously binooth covers
of bright red and green!
"A was an archer and shot at n frog."
Of course he was! lie was an apple
pie also, and there lie is! lie was a
good many things in his time, was A,
and so were most of his friends, except
X, who had so little versatility that 1
never know him to get beyond Xerxes
or Xantippe.
But now the very tree itself change?
and becomes a beanstalk, the marvel
ous beanstalk by which Jack climbed
up to the giant's house.
Good for Christmas time is the rud
dy color of the cloak in which, the tree
making a forest of itself for her to
trip through with her basket. Little Bed
Biding Hood conies to mo one Christ
mas cvo to give me information of the
cruelty and treachery of that dissem
bling wolf who ate her grandmother
without making any impression on his
appetite and then ate her after mak
ing that ferocious joke about ills teeth.
She was my first love. 1 felt that if
I could have married Little Bed Bid
ing Hood 1 should have known perfect
bliss. But it was not to be, and there
was nothing lor it but to look for the
volf in the Noah's ark thero and put
him last in the procession on the tablo
as a monster who was to bo degraded
Oh. the wonderful Noah's nrk! It
was not found seaworthy when put in
a washing tub, and the animals were
crammed In at the roof and needed to
have their legs well shaken down be
fore they could be got In even there,
and then ten to one they began to tum
ble out nt the door, which was but im
perfectly fastened with a wire Intch.
But what was that against it?
Again a forest and somebody up in
a tree not Bobln Hood, not Valentine,
not tlio Yellow Dwarf: 1 have passed
these and nil Mother Bunch's wonders
without mention but an eastern king
with the glittering scimitar and tur
ban. It is the setting in of the bright
Arabian Nights
Oh. now all common things become
uncommon and quite enchanted to mo!
All lamps are most wonderful. All
rings are talismans. Common flower
pots aio full of treasure, witli n little
earth scattered on the top; trees are for
All Baba to hide in, beefsteaks aro to
throw down into the Valley of Dia
monds, that the precious stones may
stick to them and be carried by the
eagles to their nests, whence the trad
ers, with loud cries, will scaro them.
All the dates imported come from tho
same tree as that unlucky ouo with
whoso shell tho merchant knocked out
the eye of tho genie's Invisible son.
But, hark! Tho waits aro playing,
and they break my childish sleep.
Wlint images do I associate with the
Christmas music as 1 see them set
forth on the Christinas tree! Known
before nil tho others, keeping far apart
from all the others, they gather round
my little bed an angel, speaking to
a group of shepherds in a Held; some
travelers, with eyes uplifted, following
a star; a baby in a manger; a child in
a spacious temple, talking with great
men; a solemn figure, with a mild and
beautiful face, raising a dead girl by
the hand; again, uear a city gate call
ing back tho son of a widow on Ills
bier to life; a ciowd of people looking
through the open roof of a chamber
where he felts and letting down a sick
person on a bed with ropes; tho same,
in a tempest, walking on the waters;
In n ship again, on a seashore, tench
lug a great multitude; again, with n
child upon Ids knee and other children
around; again, restoring sight to tho
blind, speech to tho dumb, hearing to
tho deaf, health to the sick, strength
to tho lame, knowledge to tho ignorant;
again, dying upon a cross, watched by
armed soldiers, a darkness coming on,
the earth beginning to shako and ouly
one voice lieaid, "Forgive them, for
they know not what they do!"
Ihiclrcled by the social thoughts of
Clulstmas time, still let the benignant
tlguro of my childhood htand unchang
ed! In every cheerful Imago and sug
gestion that tho hcason brings may
the bright star that rested above the
poor roof bo the star of all tho Chi la
tinn worldl
A moment's pause, O vanishing tree,
of which tho lower boughs aro dark to
mo yet, and let me look once more. I
know thero aio blank Fpaces on thy
branches, whoro eyes that I have loved
have shone anil smiled, from which
they aro departed. But far above I
see tho raiser of the dead girl and the
widow's son and God is good'
THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT;
A CHRISTMAS FANCY
DRIVEN from the heart of tho
people, Christmas Spirit left
the great shops, fled from the
market places and from every
habitat of man until ho came to the
quiet little sunlit path that runs
through the deep wood.
When he was yet afar off tho most
perfect Plr Tieo in all tho forest called
ga.ily to the Great Oak at her bide.
"Christmas is coining!"
"Yes." answered the big oak, "but
there Is something wrong. See how
he halts at tho end of the path, stoop
ing as if tho load of the world's sor
row lay upon his bhoulders. See how
he comes now, with all tho gladness
gone from his step."
It was quite true. Christmas Spirit
came toward tho most perfect Fir Treo
in tho wood with lagging step, looking
away through the forest with sad and
troubled eyes.
"Why, wlint is the matter, Christ
mas?" called the Fir Tree.
Thero was no answer. The forlorn
figure sat down on a fallen log at tho
foot of tho Fir Tree, but still thero was
no answer.
"Tell me about it all, Clulstmas," in
vlted the Fir Treo in n voice vibrant
with sympathy.
"I have been over tho wide world. I
have knocked at the door of every
heart, and no one has opened to me. I
am forgotten, and thero is no one who
loves me," he bald.
"Every heart?" questioned the Fir
Tree incredulously.
"No, but many, many hearts, mid
they nto all alike," he compromised.
"I have been in tho homo of men and
stood so close to them that I could lay
a finger on their naked hearts, but they
did not stir at my touch. They looked
me squarely in tho eye, and these aro
the things they paid to some woman in
their homes: 'Don't break me.' 'I shall
bo months pajlng the bills you are
making.' 'Christmas Is n nuisance
'Confound this custom of gHIng pros
ents anyway!'
"These are tho things they said while
they looked into my eyes, and all the
while my hands lay frozen against
their hearts.
"I went and stood beside the women
in many, many homes, and they looked
through mo as though I was not One
beautiful lady I think of now in par
ticular. Oh, I wanted a place in her
heart, nnd I knocked loud nnd long, but
the door did not open so much ns n
crack for mo to enter. She looked into
my eyes and said: '1 wonder what Mrs
Brown paid for that bag she gave mo
last year. It looked like a cheap thing,
and I shall not spend much money on
her.' And again. 'It is awful to Just
have to make gifts to people yon do
not care a thing about.'
"No one loves mo, and I cannot live
without love, and so I shall die," sob
bed Christmas Spit It to the Fir Tree
"Christmas has come to be just a big
exchange desk, where people give- to
those whom they know will give to
them and giumblo in the giving"
"Come closer." whispered the Fli
Tree. "I have something to tell jou
"A woman came to the heart of the
wood yesterday," said the Fir Tice
"and with her there was another wo
man.
" "We must find the most perfect tiee
In all the forest, for none other win
do.' said the llrst woman.
" 'Yes.' said the second woman. 'Tni
the child has no one to bring Christ
mas Sphit to her. no telatlves. no
friends, no one to care."
"They talked on and on until tin
story of tho little crippled child foi
whom thej weie preparing a joyous
Chiistinns came out. She was nothing
to them, but she was alone nnd not like
other children
"A party of men were walking
through the wood last Sunday," went
on tho Fir Tieo, for Christmas Spiilt
had stopped bobbing now and was lis
tenlng intontl.
"One of these men was telling the
others about his aged father, who
worked his lingers almost to the bone
in years gone by to glvo Ills hoy an
education. Now ho Is very feeble, al
most down the western slope, and his
son who will always be Just a little
boy to tho old man is going back to
tho little country village to spend a
portion of the holidays with htm and
lift tho veil of loneliness from his soul
He has planned some wonderful sur
prises for the lonely old man nwa
back thero in the country." ended tin
Fir Tree.
"Oh, lias he!" exclaimed Chrlstm -no
longer a forlorn little figure, hut
happy, happy spirit.
"I am going away next week t
decked for the llttlo crippled In l
laughed tho Fir Treo when Chi Man
Spirit stopped mid his mad d. n . .
Joy. "And I am going across the w hub
world, and I shall knock so earne-th
at tho heart of every human being Hi i
no one can fall to open wide tin in
doors to Christinas Spirit." rnlii-il n,.
llttlo flguro of Christum ,1m
danced away toward the win ' ''
wood and tho cities and town- '
.lulin Chandler Matiz in Hu
press.
Profit and Loss at Christmas.
Old Lady What's tho matter with
tho llttlo boy?
Elder Brothor-Oh, ho's cryln' cos I'm
catin' my Christmas cnlte nn won't
give him any
Old Lady Is tils own cako finished,
then?
Elder Brother - Yes, an' ho crletf
while 1 was eatln that too
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I like that eld sweet i.gcnd
Not found in Heiy Vfit
And wish that Jchn n M.-t.t ;
Hnr1 made U.blj on of it
But, though it is nut eoep .
There it no law to hoid
Tho heart tiom f rowing better
That hears the story told:
How the little Jewish children
Upon a summer day
Went down across tho meadows
With tho Child Christ to play
And in tho gold green valley
Whero low the reed graes l.-y
They mado them moch mud tpni'O
Out of the meadow olay.
So, whon theso all were fashioned
And ranged in flocks about,
"Now," said tho llttlo Jesus,
"We'll lot tho birds fly out."
Then all the happy children
Did call and coax and cry
Each to his own mud sparrow.
"Fly, as I bid you fly!"
rv
Gft, j.tKs
nis MTTi.K si'Aiti.ow m:vt soAitisn ii
mi: bicv
But earthen were tho sparrows,
And earth they did remain,
Though loud tho Jewish children
Cried out and cried again.
Except the one bird only
Tho llttlo Lord Christ made.
The earth that owned him master,
His earth heard and obeyed.
Softly he leaned and whispered,
"Fly up to heaven, fly!"
And swift his little sparrow
Went soaring to the sky.
And silent all the children
Stood awestruck looking on
Till deep into the heavens
Tho bird of earth had gone.
I liko to think for playmate
Wo have tho Lord Christ still
And that still abovo our weakness
Ho works his mighty will;
That all our little playthings
Of earthen hopes and joys
Shall be by his commandment
Changed into heavenly joys.
Our souls are like the sparrows
Imprisoned in the clay
Bless him who came to give them
wings
Upon a Christmas day.
Most Liberal Christmas Givers.
The big piivate banking houses of
Wall utroot aie the most liberal te
watdeis at Christinas. Just ns thej are
the heaviest salary payers throughout
tho j ear The ctoatest house In tin
street lias been known to glu- Hhi pet
cent bonus to all omplujeo at New
Year's that Is. double pnj fm the en
tire year. In that 111 m New Vein's i
the gi eater dav Nobody tin- eer e
plained exactly why it Is piolcrted i
Christmas. Often the house gl . I"
per cent. But, liko other prlnte li.tns
ing llrms, it never lets it get out w iia i
bopus it will pav for fe.ir tb.it tin
tlzo of tln gift will bo taUou hj I In
world to Indicate the state of pm
perity of the firm's preceding J eat
Every year the amount of the inum
naturally does leak out aftei-wni'i
through the people who get plo i- ot
it and who Iiiik-Ii with benefited niu
from other blinking Iiouhuh. Kn it i
that nltnost eveijthum In Wall ri
leaks out through the amiable ivm.ii
nesKos of luncheon gslp
Tho "Little Pooplo's" Chrictmao
Long ngo. hi Merry Kimlnwl Mi
popular belief was that tin- ' litiu i
pic" of the forest come at uh in
to Join In the Christmas tcMiMtie
wltli mortals Now, it In well Mi"V i
that tho "little people" do nut i! t"
he seen nnd will not tontine wueie
there is any possibility f rliiu an
man eyes finding them N" In ""''
to please their sprlglitlj Unit- im -i
tieli and poor pro hie the tut trn'iil
wltfi hiding plm-i's nl tlibk .in
wrenths and fi-stum s In n tin i,
Ii ! 'i tit r. i' iv
ii
hllco Phono G9. Residence, black 222
ver Dixon's Jew- Cor. First & Vino
elry Store.
DH. S. .1. KICIIAllDSOX
Homeopathic I'hjslclnn it Surgeon
North I'latto Neb.
Hospital Facilities at Nurso Brown
Memorial Hospital.
Best and Neatest "Work in
UlMIQLSTtilUXG
All work rosltlu'l)' (liiiiriuitccil Upon
I, eat lug tho Shop.
U. C. CUltlSTliYXSOX
Leave orders at Dttko & Beats' Shop
Phone Black 534.
IIIHKS. FURS AM) JUXK
I'nj lug Top Price for Hides
H0M:S $7.00 to $.()() VV.K TON'
of all kinds
30. IMiATTi: JUNK 1IOUS12.
C. C. WAIiMXflSFOltl),
riijsiclnii and Surgeon
Olllce: Booms 1 and -'
McDonald Bank Building
North Platte, Nebraska.
Olllco phono S2, Hos. Bed 302. Calls
answered prompty Day or Night.
Audio n Sale of School I, anils
Notlco Is hereby given that on tho
22nd day of December. l'Jl I, at one
o'clock p. m. nt the olllce of the county
treasurer of Lincoln county, the Com
missioner of Public Lauds and Build
ings, or Ids authorized representative
will offer for lease at public auction
all educational lands within said coun
ty upon which forfeiture of contract
has been declared as follows:
EM: and N. NV4 3G, 12. 2!). Barker
Company.
EM: 30, 1G, 29, U II. Kirby.
Fit El) BHCKMAN.
Commissioner ot Public" Lands nnd
Buildings.
December 1. 1011.
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
William Schneider, plalntllf, vs.
James E. Lane, mortgagee named in
the moitgago In tho petition herein
described tho unknown heirs or leg
atees and divisees of said James E.
Lane, deceased; tho unknown heirs or
legatees and divisees of Jodlah Har
rington, deceased, as assignee from
said James E Lane of said mortgage
and tho real estate covered and
clouded thereby, to-wit: EM- NYVVi
and Ej SYV4 section 21. township
12 North, range 32 West Gth P. M ,
defendants.
Eaeli and all of the defendants
above named and described, will take
notice that William Schaopler, plain
tiff herein, on the ISth day of August,
1014 filled his petition in tho olllce or
the Clerk of the District Court ot
Lincoln County. Nebraska, agninst
the defendants hereinbefore in the ti
tle named and described, the object
and prajer of which aro to obtain the
decreo of said court to quiet In the
plaintiff the title to said described
real estate to-wlt: EVj NWi and
Ej SW'4 section 24, township 12,
North, range 32 West Gth
P. M., against the apparent and un
enforcible lien arising by virtue of
tho mortgage thereon, made by Alton
L. Martin to James E Lane, dated
March 10. 1S04, recorded March 21,
1J01 in book 13, page 173 of the mort
gago records of said Lincoln County,
which said mortgage has been fully
paid and satisfied and due and legal
assignment ot same was made by said
James E. Lane to said .loslah Har
rington, now deceased, Hie last named
having executed and delivered good
and hulllclent release of said mort
gage, but both said Instruments, to
wit: said assignment of mortgage and
release thereof, so as aforesaid duly
executed, acknowledged and delivered,
have been lost or destroyed without re
cording and all without fault or laches
on behalf of said plaintiff, who prays
for said decree without redeeming or
ollering to redeem therefrom, full sat
isfaction of the same having been
made, and for equitable relict gener
ally. You, the said defendants, nnd each
of you, aro required to answer said
petition on or beforo Monday the 18th
day of January, lOlfi.
Dated December S, 1011
.WILLIAM SCHAEPLEB, I'laintilf.
By King & Blttner, ills attorneys,
Osceola, Ncbr . 1)8-4
Order of Hearing on Final Settlement
The State of Nebraska, Lincoln Coun
ty, ss
In the County Court:
In tho Matter of tho Estate of Wil
liam Shrear, Deceased:
To tho creditors, heirs, legatees and
others interested in tho cstato of Wil
liam Shrear:
Tako notice, that Lester Walkor
has filed in the County Court, a 10
port of his doings as administrator of
said estate, and it is ordered that the
same stand for hearing tho ISth
dav of December, A. I)., 1911 boforo
the Court at tho hour of 0 o'clock n
m , nt which time any person inter
ested may nppenr nnd except to and
contest the saine
Notice of this preceding nnd tho
hearing thoieof is ordered given to
all portions Interested in said matter
by publishing a copy of this order
in tho North Platte Tribune, a hoiiiI
wcJkly newspaper printed in snld
County, for 3 consecutive weeks prior
to said dnto of hearing.
Dated November 23, 1011.
88-3 County Judgo.
County Judge
Sheriffs Sale.
Hy virtue of an order of sale issued
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nohrnska, upon a decreo of
foreclosure rendered in said Court
wherein Mutual Building As Loan As
sociation, a corporation Is plaintiff
nnd Corda V. O'Brien et al aro de
fendants, nnd to mo directed, I will on
tho 21st day ot December, 1011, at 2
o'clock P. M., at tho east front door
of tho court houso In North Platte,
Lincoln County, Nebraska, sell at pub
lic auction to tho highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy said decreo, Interest
and costB, tho following dencribod
property, to-wit: Lot Six (G) Block
Ono flfty-ono (151) Original town of
North I'latto, Nohrnska.
Dated North Platte. Nebraska, No
vonber 10th, 1911
A J SALISBURY,
Sheriff,
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Special Attention giren to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Ofllc: Building nnd Loan Building:.
Pbon. I 0nko 130
mono tRMIllence ii5
DlHtltYlItiltllY & FOllliES,
Licensed Liabaliners
I'liderlakcrs and ruiiernl Directors
Day Phone 234.
Night Phono Black oSS.
Order of Hearing on Petition for Ap
pointment of Administrator or
Administratrix.
The State of Nebraska. Lincoln Coun-
tv, ss
In the County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
K MeWilllams, Deceased.
On reading and llllng tho petition of
Elizabeth MeWilllams praying that
administration of said estate may lie
granted to herself as administratrix.
Ordered, That December 20, A. 1).
1011. at 0 o'clock a. m. is assigned for
hearing said petition, when all per
sons Interested In said matter may
nppenr before a County Court to bo
held in nnd for said County, nnd show
cause why the prayer of petitioner
should not bo granted; and that no
tice of the pendency of said petition
and tho hearing thereof be given to
all persons Interested In said matter
by publishing u copy of this order in
the North Platte Tribune, a semi
weekly newspaper printed In said
County, for three successive weeks,
prior to said day of hearing.
Dated December Gth, 101 1.
JOHN CHANT.
02t3 County Judge.
Probate Notice.
In tho Matter of tho Estate of William
Landgraf, Deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, November 25111,
1014.
Notice is hereby given, that the cred
itors of said deceased will meet the
Administrator ot said Estate, before
tho County Judge of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, at tho County Court Boom,
n said County, on tho 29th day of De
cember, 101 i, and on the 29th day of
June. 1015, at 0 o'clock a. in. each day,
for tho purpose of presenting tholr
claims for examination, adjustment
and allowance Six months are al
lowed for creditors to present their
claims, and ono year for tho Admin
istrator to settlo said estate, from the
25th day of November, 1911. A copy
of tills order to bo published in tho
North Platte Tribune, a legal semi
weekly nowspapor of said county for
four consecutive weeks prior to De
cember 29. 101 1
JOHN CHANT,
9011 County Judge.
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.Notice (n Noii-IIi-nIiIi-iiI llcri-niliiiiln
Tin ilofoliiliintH. Attliill H.itllcH, Han
nah HiittU'H, Ktiilii A Ilowil, - liowil,
hi'i liiiHliaml, Hi si anil n-al name un
known, anil each of tin in ale notillcd
that on the 1 st li ilay of N'oveinhel , till I,
(it-oiKi II Will leu llli-il n petition In thu
DlHtllct t'oillt of liliienlii Count, Ne
lilUHlui nKiinul MUlil nliove named ile
l( nclantH, Impleaded with otheiH.
the oliject and prajil of
which aie ti foreclose IiIh eel tain moil
KaucH executed on the ..'7th day of
A)lll, 111 II', li the ileleiulant, Aitlim
Hattlcn In favor of the I' S Uc Stoi k
('oniian, ii coi potation, upon the fol
lowing ilem-illicd niopeitj, mttiutnl in
the Counl of Lincoln" and State of
N. In iiHltu to-wlt One iiiortKiiKf for
$".11(10(1 on Hid ninth one-half of the
HoutheaHt one-foin th, and thu Houth
ii( oiie-touith of tile boutlu-aHl iine
fouith, and the noitlieasl one-fouiili
of the HoutliweHt one-fourth In .Section
Devi nlii-ii, In towiiHhlp Hlxteen ninth,
of i uiKe thlity-two west of the Hlth
I' M . in Mmolii Count, N'eliiaHka,
iiionled in Hook IJ. 1'uk 3 1 U. of the
Moiti:iiM ItitnnlH of l.luiolu fount,
Ni-liniHkii, to necuie a Hint nioit,ic
toiipon note 01 ohllmitlon to Haid I S
l.lvi Stock foiupan.s, a coi poratlon,
dated the "th day of April, l'MJ, ami
plalntift iilloKi'B that theie In dui upon
Haid note anil obligation the Hum of
$r, 15 00 with InleicHt thereon at the
into of t; pei cent pet annum fi oin the
L'7th du of (Ictohel, 1011. one mort
K.ine Toi $1000 00 on the not th one-half
of Hectlon Hcvcntecn, in towuHhip hI
teeii nnith, of inline thirty-two went
cr the hMIi I' At In Lincoln ConuU,
Nelnaslui, leiorded In Hook I-', 1'nm
IlL'l of the morlKiiKc 'noiiU ot Lincoln
fount, N'elunNkn, lo Heeiile a J-'IrHt
MoitmiKc Coupon note or obligation
to mild II S Live Stock Company, n
(orpoiatloii, dated the 27th d.iv of
Apill, l'.ML, nnil philutlff alliKc-H "Hint
theie Ih due upon wild note oi obli
gation the mini of $I0U0, with inter
out thct con nt the late of (! pi i tent
per annum fioni the 27th day of I )c
tohit, l')I4 That each anil nil of the
.ifon nald noteH anil mortuaKcH have
been dulv uhhIkihiI and tiiiliHfel led to
thlH plaintiff
'I'lie plalntllf pi,iH that c,n h and all
of Haii) morlKUKod picmlHeB lie decreed
to he Hold to Htitufy tho iiinountH due
the! con mill that each and all of huIiI
(lcfendantH unit ull pcrHOHH claiming by,
throUKli or under them or any of them
ne exciuui-il rrom anil foreiloHed of nil
IntercHt, iIkIU, title, lien and etiulty of
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ledciiiptloii In to and upon
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prem-
You are n quired to .hihwii hiiIiI pe-
II t oi on oi befoie the 2tith day of
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Niillce In Niiii-llfNlih-M lli-reiiilaiilN
The defi nd.intH, Aithur HattleH, Han
nah HattliH, Stilla A I loud, Uowd,
hit huHb.iiul, III hi ami leal name un
known, Austin S UhrlMt, .1 Sldnoy
Smith, John I) (ihrlxt, Luniie A Uhrist,
Murvev Mctz, l-'rank Wllle, It J J'uvtH,
lliHt and n-al name unknown, F J,
Whitehead, llrHt and real iiuinu un
known, A .1 White, llrst anil t otil
name unknown, AtrH A J White, llrst
ami real iiunin unknown, L It Wost,
III Ml mid real name unknown and .Mih
L It West, his wife. Hist nnd leal
name unknown, mid each of thom are
notified that on tho 1Mb day of No
viinbui, 1SU1, Jiiiuch A Kike II led a pe
tition in the District fouit of Lincoln
founts, Nebraska, against said above
named defendants Impleaded with oth
i rs, tho object and prayer of whii li an
to foreclose his eel tain morttrani h ex
i cuted on the 27lh day of April, 1U12,
oy win ueicniiani, Arumr liattli s in
favor of tho U S Llvo Stock Company,
a coi poratlon, upon tho follow Iiik di-H-irlbed
property, situated In tho County
of Lincoln and Htato of Nebiaska, to
wlt one moriKinfe for $r.oo oo on the
west one-half of tho north wont one
fout th and the southenst one-fourth of
the notthWLSt one-fourth In Hectlon
time in township llftooh ninth, of
i time thirty-two wist of tho sixth I'
M, LIikoIii County, Nebraska, leionleil
In Hook 1.', I'iiko 317, of tho MoitKOKo
Itt-cnids of Lincoln County, Nebiaska,
to scenic, a Klrst MottK'iK Coupon
note or obligation to said H S. Llvo
Stock Company, a corpotatlon, dated
tho 27th day of April, 1U12 anil plnln
1 1 IT alliKCH that there is iluo upon said
nolo or obligation the sum of $51u.00
with inteiest thereon at tho tato ot 0
u i nut pi i annum fiom the 27th
day of in tober, 1011 ono inortaKo foi
JdOOOO on the south uni half of the
southwest out fourth. In tuition hi vi n
tieu, and tho north ono half of the
northotiBt ono-fourth In Hectlon nlno
toan, nil In towtiBlilp sixteen north, of
rniiKO thirty-two west ot tho sixth
P. At. In Lincoln County, Nebraska, re
corded In Hook 42, 1'jiKO 313, of tho
MortKnKo Hccords of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, to secure n Klrt MortKUgo
Coupon note or obllKUtlon to snld u.
. Live Stock Company, a corporation,
ilatoil tho 27 th day of April, 1912, and
plaintiff nllcRcs that thero Is duo upon
Haid note or obligation the sum of
$54u.0O. with Interest thereon nt tho
rnto of fi per cent per milium from tho
.'7th day of October, Hill, ono mort
KnKc for $1000 00 on the Houthwest ono
fourth and tho west one-half of tho
northwest otiti-foutth and tho HOUtheaHt
one-fout th or tho northwest ono-fourth
nnd the southwest one-fout th of tho
southeast ono-fourth In Hectlon nlno
tein, towiiHlilp HlNteen north, of ran go
tlilit-two west of the Hl.vth M. In
Lincoln fount, Nebraska, lecorded In
Hook 12, I'iikc 2'Jt of tho MortffttKo
liecordH of Lincoln County, NebniBkn,
to hccuii n Klrst .MorttraKo Coupon
.Note ol obligation to Hillil II. S3. Llvo
.'to. k fouipmn, a corporation, dated
the 27th dm of Apill, 1!H2, and plain
tiff nllewcH that theie in due upon nlit
note or oliliKiitton th mini of $10UO
with Intel ml it the inte of ( per eont
per iiinuin from the 27th day of Oc
tober, 1M4 That each unit all of tho
afoiexalil notes mill mnrtKHKcs have
been iluH aKHljfiicd mid trmiHforred to
thlH plaintiff
Thl-4 plaintiff pniH that ench and
all of Buhl inoitKUKcd piomlsuH bo de
creed to be noli! to HHtlMfy tho amounta
due thereon and that ouch nnd all of
Haid ih lenilantH and nil porHons claim
ing by thiouKh oi under thom or nny
ot tliein be excluded from and foro
cloftcd of all Interest, rlKht, title Hen
mill equity of ledetuptlou In to nut!
upon (mid picmlscH
Ion arc inquired to answer snld pe
tition on or bofote tho SCth day of
Jiinuui, 101 f
JAMIIS A. KIKK, Philutlff.
Hy li. f. lloddot, Ills Attorney
II. C. IIOIIDKIt, Vltornej.
Ctu Omaha National Hank Hitlldiug
Notice to .Non-lti'Mlilctit llcfc miauls
Tho ilefeudmitM Will Outtrlin, Clara
f Outtrlin, Austin S Ohrlst, John 13
fihrlst, Kiunk Wllle, f li. Muriiuis,
III it anil leal name unknown And .1
Sliltii Smith, and ench of them aro
nutHlcd that on the 18th day of No
M'liibii, mil. Anna V. lletcalf llloit n
petition In the District Court of Lin
coln County, Nebiaska tiKalnst tho
said al oe named defendants impleaded
with t-thirs, the object anil prayer of
whli h nto to foiocloso certain niort
(riiKes cM'cutod by the defendants Will
outturn nail Chun C outttliu on tho
2?th ila ol April, 1U12, In favor of tho
I it Live Slock Conipati, a corpora
tion, upon the following described
innpttt, sltitnteil In tho County of
Lincoln and State of Nebiaska, to-wlt
one uoitKUKo foi $1000 00 on tho west
out half of section twenty-ono in
township sixteen not til of iiuiko thirty
two ui'Ht ot the sixth I' M. Lincoln
Count, Ni lirasKa, lecorded In Hook
I-'. Pane 1107 of the MoitgaKO llooordB
of I, nn oin Count, Nohrnska, to socuro
a 1 lot .MnitKiiKc Coupon uoto or ob
ligation to said t' S LIo Stock Cotn
Phii, a cot potation, dated tho 27th day
of Apill, l'.it2 and plaintiff iiIIokoh
111 it theie Ih due upon said note or ob-Hn-llon
the sum of $10110, with intor
i'M thoieoii at the late of (I por cont
pi i annum tiom the 27th day of Oc
toliei, I'll I, One mottKiiKo for $1000.00
on the east one-half ol Hectlon twonty
oiie In towuHhip sixteen north, ot raiiKD
thlt IN -two west of the sixth P. M
in Llnitilu Count, Nebiaska, lecorded
In Hook IJ. I'niii- .111 of tho Mortgage
Itecoids of Lincoln Count, Nebraska,
to set lire ,i l-'ltst MoitKOKo Coupon
note oi obligation to said IT. S. Llvo
Stock Compiun, a cot poratlon, dated
tho 27th da of April, 1012, and plaln
tllf alleges that tholo is due upon saht
note oi obligation the sum of $1000,
with Interest thereon at tho into of fi
n i cent per annum fioni tho 27th day
of Octohci, 1014, One mot tuaKo for
$fi00 oo on tin- northeast ono-fout th of
sect Ion twent-nlne In township slx
ti i u ninth, of inline thlity-two west of
the Hlxth I' .M In Lincoln County, Ne
braska, iccoided In Hook 12, 1'nKo 303
nf the .MoiIhTuko llecotils of Lincoln
Count, Nebiaska, to secure a Klrst
.MottKtiKf Coupon nolo oi obligation
to H.ihl I S Live Stock Company, a
toipotatlt luted the 27th day of
Apill, l'U2 and plaintiff uIIukuh that
theie I i iltn upon nn lil note or obliga
tion tlio sum ol $."il."i00, with Interest
tin icon ut the tale of i! per cent por
annum fioni tin- J7lh dm of October,
fill, one moitKiiKc for $fi00 00 on tho
HouthenHt one-fourth of thu southeast
oiu -fourth and the West one-liiilf of
the southeast one-font th all In section
I went -nine In township sixteen ninth
of laiiKo lhiit-two west of tlio sixth
I' M and the south half of tho south
i list oni-iouitli of the southeast ono
font lit In Hectlon nineteen, In town
ship sixteen ninth, of kihk" thlity-two
west of the sixth I' M , all In Lincoln
Couul, Nebiaska, i cent tied in Hook
12 and l'.iue ,'l().ri or the MottKUPTo
ItecoidH of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
to secuie a l-'iist .Moi tKak'e Coupon note
oi obligation lo said I' S Llvo Stock
Compati, ii cm potation, dated tho 27th
da of Apill, l'Jl-' ami plalntirr alloKos
that tlieie Is due upon said noto or ob
ligation tin- sum of $510 011, with In
teiest then on at the tale of li per cont
per milium fiom tin- 27th day of Oc
tobet. 1011. One mortKiiKo for $500.00
on the southwest one-fourth of suction
lweiil-nlne In township sixteen north,
of iiiiiku thlit-two west of tho sixth
I' M In Lincoln County, Nebiaska,
rei in ded In Hook 12, l'ae ,'10t), of tho
MoitKiike ICiioids of Lincoln County,
Nebiaska, lo secuie a Klrst MoitKUKi)
note in obligation to snld II. S. Llvo
Stoi It Compait, a cmpcuatlon, dated
the " 7 1 1 1 dm of April, 11)12, and plain
tin iiIIckcs that theie Is duo upon said
note and obllKiitlon the sum of $515.00,
with interest theieou at tho rnto of t!
pel cent pel nullum fiom tlio 27th day
ol in tober. 1011 That each nnd all of
tin afoiesald notes and morlKtiKes have
In en duh iiHHlnned and timistorroil to
tills plaintiff
The philutlff pi.ts thai each nnd all
of the said mortnaned premises bo tln
iii id to be sold to satisfy tho amounts
dm tin icon and that each mid nil of
said defendants and all persons olnlui
Inir b. Ihrouuh or under thom or nnv
of them be exiluilod from and fotoolos
ed or all intenst, ilKht, title, Hon and
equltv of i-idemptlnn in to anil upon
said premises
Von are leiiulntl to answer said pe
tition on or befote tin Jtith day of Jnn
uui , 1015
ANNA V MLTCALK, Plaintiff.
Hy II C lloddir, Her AttOtllO
II. C. HOniMlll, ,tloriie.
015 Omaha National Hank HuildlliK
Notice lii Noii-ltcMlilriil llefeiiilmitN
The defendants. Will outtrlin, Clnia
C Outlilm, Kiunk Will., Hunlco A
Ohrlst ami John tihrist, her husband,
and oaih of them are notillod that
on the 1Mb d.iv of Novotnhor, 1011,
James Kike tiled a petition In the
lilstrnl Couit of Lint oin County, No
luiiski against snld above namod de
ft iiiliiutH Impleaded with others, the
obji 1 1 ami prayer of which aro to fore
i lose his certain mortunKc executed on
Hie 27th day of Apill, 1012 by tho de
fendants Will Outtrlin and Clara C
oiittrim for $500 00 In favor of tho II.
S Live Stock Company, a corporation,
upon the notthwest out -fourth (N. W
4 ) of Section twenty-nlno (20), in
township slxtien l Hi) north, of iiuiKe
thirty-two (32) west of the sixth (Uth)
I' If , Lincoln County, Nebraslin, re
coideil in Hunk IJ of MortKUKCH, I'nKo
.lift, Ul till' .11UI IKIIHI llUllilllB Ul i-,111-
coln County, Nebraska, to securo tho
pigment of a Kltst .MorticaKe (Coupon
note or obllmitlon to the said IT. S.
Live Stock Company, a corportrtlon,
under date of April J7th, 1012, which
said uoto and morlKUKc has boon duly
assigned and tiausfimil to this plain
tiir mid this plaintiff .iIIikcs that thero
is now due upon said noto tho
sum of $51G00 with Interest thereon at
the into of t per ctnt per annum from
tho 27th day of Octobi r, 1011
'I'he plalntirr pnis Unit said tnort
KaKod ptomlMcs ho decreed to bo sold
lo satisfy the amount duo theroou and
thnt oneli anil all of s.ild defendants
and nil porsous olaimlni; by, throutch or
under them or nny of thom ho excluded
fiom and ftuoclosuil of all Intorost,
rlirlit title, lien and miulty of rodomp
tiou lu to and upon s.ild iiromluos
on me riqulicil to answer bald pe
tition on or beforo tho 20th dny of Jnn-
11.115 l'Jl J
JAMES A KIKH. Plaintiff
Hy H C lloddor, Ills Attorney.