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The Beatrice Daily Express from Beatrice, Nebraska • 3

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wAnTn ninv mi THE BIATRIOS DAILY WEDNESDAY EVENING April Your Spring Suit Easter Has Passed Want Column WITHOUT INTRODUCTION Should be purchased But you all buy your now while this great money saving opportunity io in full force clothes before Easter ii imim 1 irafea iNK sprin Thoe you who had better do to now Tremendous ONLY SIX MORE DAYS OF OUR After-Easter Clearance Discount per cent percent On Every Article in Our Store stage She was twenty now yet Mrs Bowring bad postponed the coming out of her youngest and most beautiful daughter until anotber season Once or twice before this Nan had watched a similar scene in the ballroom but the meeting with Howard Channlng made the present occasion one not to be forgotten The music seemed sweeter than she had ever heard it before the lights were more alluring the scent of flowers more exquisite and somehow shq did not seem to care whether she ever came out or not Tonight she lived for the first time Once more the hangings were parted and Channlng entered bearing a carefully prepared tray is being served he said gayly how perfectly lovely everything Channlng set the tray carefully between them on another chair and to the soft strains of a solitary harp in the opposite balcony they ate their first meal together Most of the dancers had adjourned to the' supper room and they were quite alone in their retreat When the meal was concluded they felt like old friends Channlng told her of his youthful escapades of his college days and the busy present-day ups and downs in the Street Nan related a free open-air life on her country estate and subsequent uneventful years in the schoolroom followed by a European tour accompanied by a stern German governess Next year was to witness her formal coming out is my real coming out she said prettily glad I smiled Chan-ning uninvited unwelcome one She blushed rosily and shook her head Channlng decided that her face like the oleander blossom had done the conventions she had dared seemed to assail her with sudden misgiving Channlng had arisen also and was looking down at her from his six feet of confident strength Nan was saved the trouble of answering his question for Just then her little fluttering harffis went up to her heart with a frightened gesture as the curtains were parted and the majestic figure of Mrs Bowring confronted them she exclaimed sternly are you doing here? And Mr I do not Her frown relaxed into a puzzled smile as her eyes met those of Howard Channlng is good for the soul Miss he suggested with a comforting little laugh us tell your mother about our adventure 1 am sure she will forgive Nan did so tier face suffused with charming blushes and Mrs Bowring astute woman of the world noted interest and inwardly rejoiced Forgiveness was merely a matter of words She had granted Nan absolution at the first glimpse of face Nevertheless she carried Nan off to bed with an invitation to Channlng to come and drink a cup of tea the next day As Nan followed her mother through the doorway Channlng holding back the curtain leaned forward he asked tenderly Nan reached back and plucked a pink oleander blossom from the tree He held out his hand and she dropped the flower in it and was instantly gone And Channlng wore the flower home and dreamed of the earliest day when he might come again and carry sweet Nancy off forever was pinkest Just above her dusky hair am very glad you came to my party Mr Channlng 1 was feeling very dull and lonely 1 am afraid lmust go now Mother would be so vexed if she knew She arose with sudden haste and turned toward the door A recollection of what she miles out $65 on easy terms Good grain and stock farm See Foster Ellis Neb both phones EGG PRICES cut in two for the rest of the season Reds A Seymour Bell phone a24t6 prayer of the petitioner should not be granted Dated this 17th day of April 1911 WALDEN (L S) County Judge al7w3 BUTTER-NUT BREAD That Be Beat By Mother Every Bite Invites CARD RATES He per word per Insertion No ad acoepted for leas than 10c Ada ordered to run a month (2t onsecutlve Insertions or more will be charged for at the race of 2c per line per insertion Always figure alx words to the line All want ads appearing In th' Daily Express on Wednesday or Sat urday will be given a free Insertion In the Semi-Weekly Express Tht Semi-Weekly Express reaches 300 Industrious Gage County farmer and has proven ita worth as an ad rertlslng medium In advertising ar deles pertaining to farm life All mall orders must he accom ponied by money order draft tamps WANTED To buy sweet cream Daily delivery Beatrice Poultry and Cold Storage Co WANTED Girl for general housework Mrs Hinkle 416 North Fifth street Bell phone a25tf WANTED A correspondent for rural route number four Beatrice We pay cash Daily Express a25t3 A housekeeper three in family Address Newton Both phones a25d3wl FORSALE FOR SALE Fine 160-acre Improved farm one mile from Ellis mile to school $120 Owner wants to sell quick to make another deal Hurry If you want it Also section 2 EGGS FOR Black Mi-norcas lay eggs all year Eggs fertile and chicks easily raised $100 for 15 $600 for 100 Mc-Cleery Beatrice Neb a20t9 FOR SALE My rubber tired surrey $2500 Liston 1100 Court St al5tf FOR SALE A Hurst sprayer Will spray any kind of vegetable and fruit trees Nispel Rains FOR SALE Mammoth Tennessee Jack black white points 4 years old 14 hands high Registered 1 mile north and 2 west of Liberty Will sell cheap If sold at once Watts a22t6 FOR SALE Good restaurant all fixtures etc Business clearing $500 monthly Palmer Wbeelock Enterprise Co a27t2 FOR RENT FOR'RENT Nicely furnished room3 with board 817 Market street Home phone Black 412 FOR Ttfo first-class office rooms Inquire Weawerling hardware store al4tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms with modern conveniences 716 High St Phone Bell F241 alStf FOR RENT Office room opposite postoffice Inquire of Baker a22tf FOR RENT Two rooms Enquire of City Bakery a25t5 TAFT TO PLAY EVANS Washington April 25 A golf match which many persons would travel miles to see Is scheduled for fiext Friday at Chevy Chase Club links President Taft has issued a challenge to Evans the Western open champion who Is to play in the English tourney Major Archibald Butt military aide to the president is given credit for having arranged the match BOURNE Attorney at Law Probate Law and Settlement of Eetates a Specialty if Office over Omaha Store ft Notice of Hearing In the county court Gage County Nebraska To the legatees devisees heirs at law and all persons Interested In the estate of David Wade deceased: You are hereby notified that John Yule guardian has filed his petition in said court praying that his final report may be approved and he be discharged as guardian of the late David Wade a mental lnoompetent and that said matter has been set for hearing the 9th day of May 1911 at 9 o'clock a when before said court all persons Interested may appear and show cause why the The new loaf made with butter so it must be good Every loaf weighs full sixteen ounces JL'Vi'' 'w-l l1 J- Butter-Nut Bread always leaves that hunger for this be said of all bread When ordering bread again be sure to ask for Butter-Nut Bread if your grocer it make him get it accept a substitute For Sale By KEYSTONE CASH GROCERY MONARCH GROCERY GROCERY By CLARISSA MACKIE (Copyriiht 1910 by Associated Literary Pren) Channlng escaped from the ball room with a sigh of relief and wandered aimlessly down the softly lighted corridor The alluring strains of waits music arose above the slip of feet on the polished floor and the rustle of silks and satins The ballroom provided so many cozy anterooms for quiet talk or flirtation that the corridor was quite deserted At the farther end Chan nlng paused abruptly before a narrow doorway hung with dark velvet A faint pencil of light shot from between the hangings and from the opening the music of the orchestra eame softly He pushed the curtains aside and passing up a winding stairway stepped into a small balcony overhanging the ballroom Behind a high bank of palms and oleanders he was screened from the throng below Channlng looked down on the moving -shimmering crowd below now and then picking out a familiar form as it whirled along His hostess Mrs Bowring splendid in violet brocade vas dancing with Ellery Bee The diamonds in her white hair sparkled with a thousand points of flame as she nodded and smiled Her daughters Evelyn and Florence fashionable prototypes of a fashionable mother waltzed their way under his vision flashing and sparkling and very gorgeous as to raiment It was not until he looked about for a chair Howard Channlng discovered that he was not alone Sitting among the oleanders looking wistfully down into the room below was a girl slender and graceful and very lovely with softly tinted ehreks cupped in her slender white hands Her gown was of some soft green stuff that melted into the fbllage of the oleanders and palms It was no wonder she had --been undiscovered until now At the same moment she looked up and saw him and a wave of crimson swept her face from brow to chin The wide brown eyes had a frightened look and Channlng saw that she was young "I am afraid I startled you" he said courteously did not see you I thought I was quite alone" did not hear you come in" she said In a low embarrassed voice did not occur to me that any one might come here You need not leave shall go away presently" is your retreat by right of prior occupancy" he Bald with one of his rare smiles came to get away from the crowd" He found a chair and seated blmsdlf behind the green screen The girl turned her small well-polsed head away from him and resumed her observation of the dancers Channlng watched her charming profile marveling that one so young and so beautiful should voluntarily become an exile from the gay scene below me but I am sure you are one of Mrs Bowring's daughters1 "he ventured to say after many minutes had passed am Howard Chan-ning" She turned quickly knew that I recognized you at once" She colored adorably at his surprised glance are very good" he said puzzled "1 know I could not have forgotten you if we had "We met I have seen your she confessed "Mother has so many photographs and Florence has told me all about the origl nals that is how I knew you" "Then you are Mrs he asked once more The girl nodded with a little friendly smile that went straight to hitherto impervious heart am the youngest and not so very young at that! not out yet you see so I simply have to steal these little pleasures Mother would not hear of my watching the ball from this balcony After it had begun I Just slipped on one of gowns I had to' have a green one so I might not be discovered I suppose you think I am very deceitful" Channlng was thinking at that moment several highly important things One was that he was glad that he had come to the Bowring ball another that he had stolen away to the balcony and again he was thinking that Nan herself looked very much like a pink oleander blossom set in the foliage of her dark green gown that you are here you may as well enjoy the he said hurriedly to the dancing one en Joys something good to eat At least I have many opportunities to taste ballroom said Nan mis chievously of course you know school girls are always hungry and I know the supper is to be delicious will have our said Channlng decidedly will return in a few minutes if you will wait He was gone then and Nan looked after his tall form with growing ad miration For several years she had been familiar with Howard Chan name 8he knew that of all the eligible men her clever mother had In mind as possible husbands for Evelyn and Florence Channlng stood highest In Mrs Bowring's esteem It was tedious watting for the two older girls to marry and make way for bar own appearance oo the social notice or probate or wile In the County Court Gage County Nebraska In He Estate of Houston Deceased To the legatees devisees heirs at law and all persons interested lnthe estate of Houston deceased: You are hereby notified that Chas Miller has filed his petition In said court praying that the Instrument filed therewith may he proved allowed probated and recorded as the last will and testament of said deceased and Sarah Houston appointed executrix and that said matter has been set for hearing the 17th day of May 1911 at 9 o'clock a when before said court all persons Interested may appear and show cause If any there be why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted Witness my hand and seal of said court this 24th day of April 1911 11 WALDEN (LH) County Judge W- Colby Atty a24w3 Notice of Pinal Settlement and Asslgn- meat of Estats In the County Court Gage County Nebraska: In Ke Estate of A Faxon To the legatees devisees heirs at law and all persons Interested in the A Faxon deceased: You are hereby notified that Faxon has filed Ids petition In said court praying a final settlement and allowance of his accounts as administrator with will annexed of tlm estate of said deceased and the discharge from his trust as such administrator a decree of heirship and a decree distributing and assigning the residue of said estate and that said matter has been set for hearing the 9th day of May 1911 at 9 o'clock a when before said court I all persons Interested may appear and I show cause If any there be why the I prayer of the petitioner should not he granted Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 17th day of April 1911 WALDEN (L S) County Judge Sackett Brewster Spaftord Notice of Final Settlement and Assignment of Estate In the County Court Gage County Nebraska: In Ite Sstate of Sarah Marp-les Deceased To the Legatees Devisees Heirs at Law and all persona Interested In the Estate of Sarah Marple Deceased: You are hereby notified that John Murples Executor has filed his petition In said Court praying a final Settlement and allowance of his acoounts as Executor of the estate of said deceased and the discharge from his trust as such Executor a decree of heirship and a decree distributing and assigning the residue of said estate and that said matter has been set for hearing the 2nd day of May 1911 at 9 a when before said Court all persons Interested may appear and show cause If any there be why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 10th day of April 1911 WALDEN (LS County Judge backett Brewster Spafford Attys alOwS Bring Results That DARNED Hosiery Problem SOLVED! A THIN sock that will wear as well as any THICK sock ever made Thin where it should be Thick where it needs to be The wonderful wear-resisting interwoven toe and heel do the trick Strength just where needed to prevent holes and darning Silk lisleS 25c 35c and 50c pair DREW CO 602 Court Street This store is home of Hart Schaffner Marx 100 per cent all wool clothing CONCERNING THAT OLD FLOOR so ashamed of my demonstrator who will be at Beckwith's store next Monday and Tuesday May 1 and 2 will show yon in a minute how to make it look like a new hardwood floor and wenr like one hide all the blemishes and make it as light in color as you wish It will cost you nothing to leam and you'll he under no obligation to buy OHI-NAMHL Same Old A tourist arrived at a hotel near the Grand Central station the other day and when the bell boy in answer to the call stepped forward to take the hand baggage to the room assigned to the new arrival the latter loked quizzically at the and said: look enough like the boy who took up things for me here 26 years ago to be his The servant smiled and said: are nearly right sir because the man who waited on you On further questioning he said was one of the old boys at that time and pretty soon be 36 years since been bell boy In this and Edward Saunders probably the oldest bell boy in years of servioe in the country marched proudly away with the bags and New York Tribune Miles Between Them Dr Jones was the most famous of medical jokers His coachman was a man named Miles who had been with him for many years Mr Miles was the youngest of twelve Said Dr Jones one day: what a pity you never saw your eldest did said Miles you couldn replied he doo-tor not?" queried Miles said the doctor were always ten Miles let ween you An Alarming Diagnosis daughter madam has a rapidly growing on us doctor! Will shs have to go to a hospital and have II cut Notice of Final Battlement and Assignment of Estate In the County Court Gage County Nebraska: In lie Estate of I hllllp Lammel Deceased To the heirs at law and all persons Interested In the Estate of Phillip Lammel Deceased You are hereby Notified that Eliza Jane Lammel has filed her petition In said Court praying a final settlement and allowance of her accounts as administratrix of the estate of said de-censed and the discharge from her trust as such administratrix a decree of heirship and a decree distributing and assigning the residue of said estate and that said matter has been set for hearing the 17th dity of May 1911 at 9 a when before said court all persons Interested may appear and show cause If any there be why the prayer of the petitioner should not he granted Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 24th day of April 1911 WALDEN (LS) County Judge II Dobbs Atty a24w3 NOTICE OF FROBATB OF WILL In the County Court Gage county Nebraska In He Estate of Ellert Miller Deceased To the legatees devisees heirs at law and all persons Interested In the estate of Ellert Miller deceased: You are hereby notified that Abble Damrow has filed her petition In said court praying that the Instrument filed therewith may be proved allowed probated and recorded as the last will and testament of said deceased and Andrew Miller appointed executor and that said matter has been set for hearing the 17th day of May 1911 at 9 a when before said court all persons Interested In the estate of said deceased may appear and show cause If any there he why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted Witness my hand and seal of said court this 24th day of April 1911 WALDEN LB) County Judge Tf ft Tnnli A Hu'S 824 W3 THE GERMAN AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT TRUST CO CAPITAL $40000 PAID UP Our Trust mortgages secured by Real Estate offer to the smallest as well as the large investor a chance to handle his own securities at a good rate of interest Open Saturdays from 7 to 9 Office Union State Bank Bldg ADVERTISING THOUGHTS The merchant who offers you most economy-opportuni- ties is the most Important merchant in town to you and his advertising Is as in- terestlng to you as your per- sonal mail fxpress Ads.

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