WEEKLY HERALD; PLATTSMOUTH NEbRAaK.v NOVEMBER 13 ,1800
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
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Everybody Reads
The Plattsffioufii
OFFICIAL PAPER iOF'THE COUNTY
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1M0.
B. & M. Time Table.
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Ir. A. Salisbury lmitlie em-limite rlj!it t iihc
Or. Nteinnu'n I, oral A iick! lift !c Irr Hit- i'liiahiiS
extraction of Twth in tliiNrlty. Offlrt- Korkmsoil
Klor.k.
1. O. O. F.
VASH f.ODCK. '. !... K. meets -v-ery
Tueeday lii.Lht at their hull m titherald
block. All Odd bellow are eonltaliy h:iled
to attend when visttii.tr in t.'u' city.
I out v 1aVih, N. C.
.IliilN ( IIKV, See.
C, A R.
McCiinnihie I'oM. o. 4.1, mens every Satur
day eveiiin;: at 7 :.'S0. in tlielrlial!, l.'eckwoixl
Block. All visiting comrades are inviiel to
meet with in.
:. 1 Nile. Post Ailj.
F. A. Hales, Poet Com.
ranted AN ACTIVK ll(VK-T MAN
at v .li!0 monthly if sii .table, w ii ! i:er-
tiHiltien for advance, to repiesenr l eaKy i re
rtjuiiHible New York lmiie. Alaiai'a'. i hivr,
Lock io. l",sr, -N. Y.
MTOItr OF SLAVERY DATS.
BY MISS M. E. BR ADDON.
you time your 7aco rrom mo wen nay
your eyes refuse to meet those of the
jnanjou 'would have murdorod !"
Murdered !" exclaimed Gerald and
Mortimer, while the women listened with
white and terriiied faces to tho disclosures
of the returned wanderer.
"Yes, murdered. It is a foul word to
ejeak beneath the broad blue sky, and
in the sunlight of yonder heaven, but it
is the word for all that."
Silas Crar0'," cried Augustus Horton,
have you no word to answer to all this?
Can you Bit calmly there and hear these
accusations? Speak, man, speak, and
give your accuser the lie."
'He cannot V eald Philip Treverton,
pointing to the lawyer. "Is that the at
titude of a man who Is falsely accused?
Look at him ; look at him crouching like
a beaten hound beneath its master's
whln."
"Do not speak of hira," cried Gerald
Iislie, Impetuously, "but explain this
mystery. How is it that for a twelve,
month you have disappeared from Hew
Orleans, io return at this moment of
ruin and despair?''
"1 will tell you," answered Philip
Treverton : "and I call upon this man,
"William Bowen, here, to bear witness of
iny truth, and on yonder wretc h to cora
tradlet me if he dare. Upwaid of a year
go I was left by you with sum of one
linndred thousand dollars in my hands
the amount of the loan advanced to our
firm by the usurer, Silas Craig. This
wae to be repaid upon a certain date;
that date fell about a month after your
departure for I'ngland. I held the money
more sacred than my life, and I laid it by
in the strong box devoted to important
documents."
You did as I myself would have done,"
said Gerald I.enlie.
I did; but I was by no means
faultless. I was the victim of a vice
which has brought dishonor upon men
who never thought to blush before their
lellow men I was a gamester! I de
voted my days to business cheerfully,
conscientiously ; but at night the demon
of the dice-box lured me fiom my quiet
home, and led mo to a secret garuing
liousc in Columbia street s house known
to all the gamblers of New Orleans, but
whfcrh flourishes in bo d defiance of the
law. I had known this house for years,
and had been a constant guest at its un
holy attars, but there wa one thing con
cerning it that I did not know."
"And that was ?'
Its owner ! I did not know that Sila3
Craisr, the lawyer, that sanctimonious
attorney whom men met every Sunday
morning in the sacred temple of Heaven;
I did not know that tiU man wa- the
proprietor or that, earthly hell, the wretch
that pandered in secret to the vices r.f
his fellow-citizen-. I did not know this,
and I did not know that the gaming
house in Columbia stieet communicated
Try a secret passage with the office of
Kilas Craitj."
""Impossible!" exclaimed Augustus
Dorton.
'Ay, the secret has been well kept;
and it is a seertt that wan only to have
been known to me when the hand of
Death was on my lips to seal tbem to
eternal s ibuee. lint the ways of Provi
dence are inscrutable. The day arrived
upon wliitrh our debt to this man became
due. At twelve o'clock on that day I
called, delivered to him the sum of one
hundred thousand dollars in bills of ex
change, and received his written ac
knowledgement of the money. This
done I left as light as a feather. A load
was removed from my mind, and I de
termined to spend a day of enjoyment.
I dined with some friends at an hotel,
und alter sitting late over the table, and
-drinking a good deal of wine, we ad
journed to the gambling-house In Colum
.iia street."
There was a brief pause; but Silas
Craig never stirred from his abject atti
?wde, never attempted by either word or
tre, to contradict tbfe speaker.
dawl Cor anma b4a, but JUT
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U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
Pwdr
ttie Daily Herald.
friends were not tuoli inveterate game
sters as myself and they grew weary of
the demoniac fever. After persuading
mo to quit the place with them, they at
last lost patience with my folly and de
parted, leaving me st ill at th fatal green
cloth. It was by this time fur o'clock
in the morning. I had drunk a great
deal, and I had been losing money. My
head was bewildered ; my brain dizzy,
and my temper soured by my losses.
The room was almost deserted, but btill
I sat with my eyes llxed upon the came,
madly endeu oring to retrieve my losses.
At this crisis a great brawny fellow op
posite to mo. a Frenchman, ventured to
insult me. Tipsy as I was, I was in no
humor to brook this, I sprung toward
him to chnstitie his Insolence, and a fight
ensued, in which I was getting the
worst of It when one of the bystanders
Interfered, and suggested that we should
resort to small swords, and finish the
business In a more gentlemanly manner."
"It was a plot!" said Gerald Leslie.
"It was I A villainous und foul plot,
concocted by yonder stricken wretch,
Stupefied and bewildered I let them do
what they pleased with me, and I knew
nothing of what happened tilt I found a
duelling sword in my hand and snw that
my adversary was armed in tho 6ame
fashion. By this time tho room was en
tirely deserted, except by my antagonist,
tho other man, and myself. This other
man tho same who had suggested our
using swords opened a door in tho wall,
atlcorwhich I had never before per
ceived, and pu-hed mo into a long, dimlv
lighted corridor, which was also strange
to me. Tho door closed behind us, und
we hurried along the corridor for some
distance, until wo were stopped bv the
stranger who had taken upon himself tho
management of tho business. Ho placed
us opposite to each other, put the swords
Into our hands and gave us tho sicrnal to
begin. I felt In a moment that I was a
lost man. My head spun round. In the
dim light I could scarcely see my adver
sary's face, as tho lamps were so ar
ranged that what light there was fell full
upon mine. In vain I tried to parrv his
thrusts. I had been twice wounded
slightly in the shouldor. when the lights
were suddenly extinguished and I felt
tho sharp pang of a stab from a long and
slender sword.
"But this stnb did not come from my
opponent. Although I lost conscious
nets upon the moment of receiving the
stroke, I knew that I was 6tabbed in the
back."
"Execrable traitors!" exclaimed Ger
ald, Mortimer and Augustus.
"When 1 recovered my senses I found
myself in a lonely boat-house on the
banks of the Mississippi, four mites
from New Orleans. I was lying on a
niattress and my wound hail been dressed
by a surgeon ; but I was too feeble from
loss of blood and the pain I had endured
to utter a word or ask one question of
the man seated by my 6ide."
"You were not alone, then?"
"No ! AViJliam Bowen, t he accomplice
of Silas Craig, had repented of the hor
rible work as soon as It was done ; and,
under pretense of carrying my body to
the river, had contrived to convey me to
this lonely shed, which belonged to a
friend of his."
"Stop a bit, Mr. Treverton," inter
rupted Vi!!iara; "when Mr. Craig set
tled with mo . that we were to set that
villainous Frenchman on to you, get up a
duel, and rob you of the receipt for the
hundred thousand dollars, it was agreed
that you were to be attacked in fair
fight, and that you wero not to be seri
ously hurt. It was Mr. Silas Craig yon
der who couldn't be content with this : it
was he who turned out the gas in the
thick of the tight, and stabbed you in
the back, iou dropped down like a dead
man ; but t he lawyer there was too great
a coward to make sure whether you were
really dead ; he dared not approach within
a couple of yards of his victim. He told
me to ransack your pockets, and secure
the receipt; and then, assisted by the
Frenchman tocarry the body to the river."
"And you did so."
"I did ; nut I contrived to get rid of
the Frenchman as soon as we reached
the quay and then, dropping my bleeding
burden into a boat, I rowed down to the
boat house, where I sought a surgeon to
look at my patient. Mr. Treverton
knows the rest "
"I do, William,' answered Phit'p Tre
verton ; "I know that you attended me
faithfully and patiently; and that when
I recovered, you assisted me to get oS
to California, whence, after nearly a
twelvemonths' toil, I return so rich a
man as to be able to recompense the
noble conductor ny old friend. Gerald
Leslie. As for yonder wretch," he
added, pointing to Craig, "defeat has fol
lowed so utterly upon his career of crime
that I doubt if the law can do much
more to punish him. He will refund
the hundred thousand dollars of which
he has defrauded his victim."
"I will," gasped the unhappy wretch,
rising, and staggering toward the door;
"I am rich ; take what you will. I shall
leave New Orleans forever.
He stopped suddenly, and passed his
handkerchief across his lips : when he
removed it, it was stained with patches
of crimson.
He had broken a blood-vessel?
To be Continued.;
Our Clubbing List.
Jl. be - Democrat, ami H kkai.d $-J.wj.
Hat jx i's Magazine - 4. tit)
Harper's B izar " - 4.)
Detnorrst's Magazine - :! 10
Omaha Hee " j 40
1 oledo Blade " " -J 4")
Lincoln Call " " 2. 15
For Sale.
A good bran new sewing ni'iehine at
a bargain. Call nt the IIkram of
fice, ikfewtf
Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Tuk Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, anil all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required It
is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
raonev refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by F. G. Frickc & Co.
PERSONAL.
1 Hird Critchflcld and wife arc in Omaha
t--lay.
A. YV. White went to Chicago yester
day on business.
Frank Courscy and wife are doing the
metropolis today.
O. II. Ballou is looking after Ins int
erests in Omaha today.
Miss Cagney will visit relatives and
friends in Lincoln today.
Hcrt Pollock is ttill quite low but is
thought to be convalescent.
Eddie Krocliler is gradually improving
from his siege of typhoid fever.
Peter Ellingson put up a neat yiiu
yes'crday for the "Racket" store.
Joseph Craig, from York county, is in
town today, the guest of bis cousin, J.
M. Craig.
Charles Ilinklc and wife, and Mrs.
James Pettcc were among the Omaha
passengers this morning.
Col. Connor will watch the Omaha
markets todav, while Mrr. Connor visits
friends in that city.
Chief Archer and Fitzpntrick ar.;
doing some good work today, flushing
gutters and cleaning off the crossing?.
O. L. Shuw of I'iwa went home this
morning, after c f j Jays visit with his
c nisin. Dr. Humphrey,
Miss Minnie Ilouseworh and little
nephew Walter, from Lincoln, are in the
city for a few days visit at the home of
G. F. llouseworth, 421 north 5th street. J
Assaulted.
Philiji Eidemiller, better known by his
old time name of Philip tho Snipe Shoot
er. has been living at the poor house for
some time. Today he and a companion
by the nameof Fred Fedora jumped on
to Mr. Sampson, the keeper of Cass
County's home for the indigent
poor, and used him up pretty
badly. Mr. Sampson telephoned
down to the clerk's office to com
missioner Todd to have the belligerents
arrested, as they had started for town.
Mr. Todd hunted up Constable Kroehler
who caught then: as they were entering
the outer gates of the city and brought
them before Judge Ramsey where they
were arranged on charge of assault and
battery. They will languish in the hos
tile until tomorrow when they will have
a hearing.
Miss Grant is now prepared to give
lcasons on the piano. She can be found
at 811 Locust strear, next door to the
Christian church. dtf
Fine artistic cabinet photos, &9 cents
per dozen, at Ilurd Bros' art studio,
coiner Granite street and Chicago Ave .
Platrsmouth, Nttbr. dtf
O. A. Hirsch his the reputation o
being a hustler aud also has the fines
barber shop in the city. Go and see hi
fine line of flowers that lie has added to
his barber shop. tf
When you want a stove call on Boeck
& Walker, they sell the Garland. tf
Do not fail to see S. & C. Mayer's im
mense stock of mens bos and childrens
suits aud oyercoats before buying. They
have stock and low prices that are dis
tancing all their competitors. tf
C. E. Kimball, who ha9 been condur
tor on the 13. & M. for several years, has
purchased the restarant formerly own d
by Jack Denson and has termed it th
f alace Kesturant, and is now prepar
ed to give board by the day or wek.
He will give you more and belter meals
for the money than any other house in
t ho city. Come one, come all, both
great and small.
The boys branch of the Y. M. C. A
gave a yery pleasant entertainment last
evening at the parlors of that organiza
tion. The attendance was not what the
merits of the program deserved, yet a
fair crowd was well pleased with the ex
ercises as well as with the ample evi
dence that the boys' branch were per
forming a most excellent work in this
city, both for themselves and the public
good.
S. He C. -ilaver s increased sales over
all previous years are evidences of good
will and justice between dealer and pa
trons. Call and sec their large stock
and low prices. tf
Hurd Bros,
Artists of long experience, from Kansas
City, have located in our town and will
make cabinet photos for 9!l cents per
dozen, tor a short time. Call and s.ee
them. Corner of Granite street and
Ciiicago Avenue, Platt-mouth, Nebi
dtf.
Legal Notice.
JN I:STKICT COCKT, CASS. CO. SEP.,
Elizabeth Olson I
vs V
ChasOleson )
The deleiidant w ill take liolie? that Nov. 12.
1SH0. plaint iff filed her petition in the District
.urt in and for Cass Co. asrainst the defend
ant, t he object and prayer of hich is toob
iaiu a divorce from defendart. on the ground
of desertion, and for the custody of thfir child.
Erick Andrew Olson. aod general relief.
That unless defendant answers said petition
on or before Dec 29. 1890. the allegations ic said
petition will be taken as true and the prayer of
Ietitioner . e granted . Ei.t.A B n i ii Olso'.
By V. b. Browne, atty.
An Oyster Supper.
The Helper's society of the Christian
church will give an oyster" supper at
Rockwood Hall Thursday eyening. All
are invited. dtf
Wantk' Borne old rags at thin ollice,
SCROFULOUS SORES.
From Head to Waist a Mass of DIs
eas. FufTerlnst Terrible Cured
by Cutlcurl Remedies.
I was covered wltn jerofulo nore from my
head to my wuNt Milleiinn mo that I e id not
sleep lights unit could l-edowii only wiili II
I'iwm niuiei my ainiH. My head was ro sore
that, I c. lib nt wear a hat ; him! li- n.a tann
er. I could not ,'! hare In ailed ho I wore a vviy
soft, handkerchief unmv head. In laer. I was
a di'titistniK si-lit to others and t n iii self Af
ter docforim; for si x yeai h wnhllie he-i tdiy
sicians !n Ho- coim r ami cti win i r e a 1 lfi
ti"c. 1 hao i, rp ill tepe o! noting
wellwfieul naw j i:i rricrni ItKMM'l Hs
adveriis"i and pu cii eil a set alt'iouv!i i:?'
lillle fa it 11 in tlieui Die first ft however nid
in i such a vast an o i it T ( k oil t-i:.t 1 coiitimu A
t heir Use. and i nw after ii-in kfour crls, 1 am
happy to say. tl'at I am e- tueiy em id. At y
of tlie iromii.cnt Imi-i-e s in n and la-inn s in
and around I'lamlie d will iiidoi -e in , sloi v.
lihllKCK A, 111-INSKl.MAN, ninlitld III.
( U:T( URA KLMLZUItt.
KlliKii'K Words from grateful heart tell
the story of reat physical Miffei inn ef mental
Mif.ui-h liy ie;.son ol iiuitiiliatin i islliu at ini.s
and of tliieflened d'.inuets hapfily anil cpeed
i:y ended, by the Hiii i ka Ukmkimks, the 1
crealest skin eurc . blood pm it'icrs ai;d humor I
remedies the w.nld has ever known, t'lrricr
HA It K. solvit. NT I !l.' Iic.v Moo ! a m I sk i .1 n : i -fitr
and L'leat nt of luinior remedies' cleanes
uie ulood o! "II buiiuiilies and noit-oiioes
elemei.ts, juiiI thiiM relie ves l lie i' msk while
t I 'l l- i'ka, the g ai (.kill core, a:ni ('ut:;i k
S A p. an i xouisit skin l 'iiiitiiier. rle. the skin
Kid H'-alp and lesion- tne li.iir. Hence the
CUTIiTHA liKMKj.irs ' Hie eveiy Miecies of
I'oiiiii K. h (tir;iai in. i n-it i nr. Ii.u n'i.:, caly
itul iimtiv dis'-.tHcs of tin sk.n. nc-ile. and
blood, with ! of hair, und all hemor-. blot
ches, erupt inn, sores, e;ili's. and crusts.
whether simple, (-cpdnloiif , or eoetanioi-s,
when i he he t t!i siciars and all wlh.-r leine-
(li's fall. Ciatefnl tct 'inotdals prove t!: te
.statements in hi iv particular.
"old eveivwhetc. Ii i.e Vm in A. rec SeAf
irc. K?.oi.v.;nt,1. i rrpaied bv the I'on ku
ItHlii AMI I'llhJiirA:. oiM'okAT1n , liosloii
i YSeinl t"r " 'low 1 1 Cnre Skin Diseases."
il padres, TA) ill ust ral ioi.n. ami Iimi test i mo ma's.
PI M I'I-'"S. l)'a'k-h"aU. re.i. iottj;li, rh;ip)ied
oiiy hkin cured by Vl 1 sri'KA miai-.
? VV P,n. !-r Painful Rcinlrs
iNlf? Kil"e at:l t P litie Pair s. ::;,d Weak-
n lo-sst'H M'lu'veii iii one ii 1 1 ii n 1 1- !i ; .he
a i.imcura Anii-Kain - laster,
V tl:e liivt anil nmv :r.!n kili.i.
Sliciiirtlienin pl ister. new. Instaiitaiieoiis. in
laliible. Probate Notice.
Til": M MTK'f - IliK KSTA'iK til?
JOHN" OM I'll ". Deceased
In the County Court of ('ass county. N'eb,
Notice is hereby ivea thr.t ria I.loyd. ex
ecutrix of the est -.tie of the said John i .t .n
riecea-el. ban o a!e a pni.e:i I ion tor fi,,;ll K, Ltje
men!, and that .atll cause j. t't )';: heaiin at
my oliiee at riali.-iii.iiuh. on the L'tth day of
November A . . lf-"ii. al 10 oVlo-k a m. on
said day : at which time and p.ac. all persons
interested mny he pr. sent aud examine said
accounts. .
KAM-fV. "oimty Jitd'e.
evemher Til h IS1K1 "t
I'lal turnout h. Neb
Notice of Probate of WW I
'HE M A l l K V O : ' 1 1 1 K 7. ST W I b I. A 1 )
F
esta.iieiu n rara.!l ... i;ut;cr. (l.-ec;.seil
InCoiiiityCoui", Cass county, Nebraska.
notice is nrifiiv triveti tivf on the firt div
nrtln..a..ilmr A I I .. .1. ... .
' "' i ' o" i- Mirjtv pluses
ollice in I'laMs.i oi.fh. ( ass c. tiily, '-ehraska
at lOo'cloek in the f,r-noin. the fnwir. tr
matter wi'i be heard an..' ctisiderw) : j
1 he ati lie itiua filarial. Putter am! Marr
Kratik H:iilr ti abni' : i probate tlm last wiil
hji'! r. s anient ol s.iiali A liutl r l.ne of miiu.
boroitsh in the countv i f lii'lshoroiv.i. u
oi .-ev itan s iire 'ceaPit and r ifl etters tes
tametitaty to said .Maria b. IlutJerand Marv
rraiiK ni'ier.
Dated I'lattsmont Ii V- v. 7. iS'iO
By order of the court, ,i s. Kamskv
Ciunty Jsidxe.
Legai Notice.
vr. S. E. Head. .Mrs. Sarah M C'arv, Mrs
:i;y Howes. 1. '. Cms w :i i t . I. It. ' Cross -
'. Theodore D. E-ueti Eredeiiek Eaton
i-1 ineis S. Eaton, Thomas H. Cordon. J. j
ii.x'.Tisend, Elb a Smith, .loscph Smith. v'".
Meiiiiiin. i t K. Ale'a'ilr lie rjre t. SeyholY
Ihe tiii'nwu heirs of Jnecph Tiiroek mort.-Mi
deceased- 1 he. unknown heirs of Abij-h Ci-irif
deceased, in" unknown h-irs of I-ih i'.i Ueas
ley de M the unknown I eirs of A tfred H.Town
semi, de-er-s tl. wi'l tak- n.tr.i'-e that on the
2nth il.tv of Sejitemher 1 S. . iiliam II. Shafer
piainnn n-:ei-i nin li s pe.-ltion in 'he disrriet
c.-urt of Cass e-u-Mv erasl. a K...,st s;,id
defendant and olher res dent defendant' ini
ji'caded with thea'-ov" iiamed defendants the
object and prayer of wh cli ar to foreclose a
uix lien on tots a. i loci; 21 tots I. p. lo a-id 11
in niocii . -Hd io;: 3, c. and :i in hlo k 222 i
in me city 01 iiatti i tn '' "ss county, N
b'askaandto li-.v adj d;-ed bv "ahf court
that the to to or ' 00 s;iid nv'-mtscs of e
fend;:nts :s in'eiior am! jut. 'or 10 plaintiffs tax
and lo h-iv -'d iie:iii"MS sold to s .tisfv
plai d ff - ia:il lax lien.
You are required 10 mn-.wfr said -.eti'o'J on
o-he oreM intay the 22 d day of December
1SWI .1 M H. SHAKEIl.
B hi- afrornuvo, liccson & I.'o.it.
Dated Nove:i;ber llth 1SLK).
(8S&l((W.NintitSt.,KANSASCjTY,MG1
Tho cvly Specialist la tho City who ia a RfgTilax
Graduate in Medicine. Over 23 years' Practice,
13 years in Chicago.
THE OLDEST IN ACE, AND LONCEST LOCATED
Authorized by the State to trent
Ohrooio, Nervotw nd "Special lis-
cowa,' bminal Henkimt (SIGHT
losses), beiaal lX)bi!it7 (ixiks or
BKXOAI. POWER), Nerrous Ubilrty,
Poisoned Blood. rTlcersiaiid SwlfliiDca
of every kind, and Urinary DiseaftR.
Cares eaaranteed or money reioudo'l
Charaea low. Thoanandn of DflM9
tared. Experience is important. All medicines ore
guaranteed to be pore and effiicacions, bin cf)ir
pourxl5d in my perfectly appointed laboratory, nn.l
are famished ready for one. No running to djti3
itorGtt to have uncertain prescriptions filled. "S'j
merenry or Injurious chemicals nxed. No detention
1rom busineMi. Patients at a distanoe treated by
'otter and expreee, medicines sent everywhere fr?i
from gaze or breakage. 8tate onr case Rnd eonJ.
for terms. Consultation free and ooniidontial, ner
fionaliy or by letter.
A 64 pnee D f If For Both Sexes. n-nt
illustrated aw J IV sealed in plain ecveloj'O
for Sc. in etamps. Every male from the age of.
15 toiiBhould read this book.
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