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MONEY to loan on farms
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rower. Aiso loans on second
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THE HERALD"
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Jiirlj;'1 Archer's Court
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J tic ( )rd, Joe Swiil ii nl 11, J iii Niii'lvim
yle, Friink Tiu-kii :t 11 I Julm II;ie
liek f) ;md eii-t- ; 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 ni Seit.
ninl Frank I'ovuntu ."rl'l .in.l eiists for
the i;u t they tunk in the free for-ni 1
Sundiiy.
Two new eilses were tiled with
Jud-e Arelier tii-dny. I). MeHii-li
vs. S. S. Archer mid I!. A. MeKlwnin
vh. Julm Seilierts.
Hetij. Aldin df I'uidii whs in tin
city on luisiucss to-diiy.
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THE Managers of THE HERALD
having made extensive prepartions for
the present campaign have decided to
send this paper to any address in Cass
County from now until after election
for 25 cents cash in advance.
This is the best offer ever made by
any paper in this county and every one
should take advantage of the oppor
tunity. Show this to your neighbor or
(luarer all( have .the paper
address.
NEBRASKA-
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i Icjill I ie- to eieie willl the moli.1
The -ienicki r- linniylit with them
their dinner und i enr h;id of beer,
so it e.ill he -eeil tllilt the) were Well
siliilied.
Tun Primaries.
The ieiiililie;ins held their prim-iiiii-.-
Satiird.iy evening. In the
Second .ind Third wards there were
two tickets in the field. The city
elected a straight Chapman dele
gation and as far as can he heard
I ii m i the county it i.'. the same.
Following are the F'irst ward dele
gates: I lenry .Many, A. Sali.-liury.
Hynm Clark, O. C. Dovey. C. V.
Holmes, J. I. I'nnili, W. J. Koon and
S. Hii..cll. In the first ward the del
elates arc instructed to use all hon
orable means tn secure the nomina
tion of Jinl;e S. 1. V'anatta ns one
of the presidential electors.
Second Ward-1). K. Itarr, T. II.
l'ollock, J. l'cpperbiire-, V. J.
Streiylit, J. J.. K'oot, II. C. McMaken,
Kd. Martin and J. M! I.cyda.
Third ward -A. X. Sullivan, J II.
Steimpker, W. H. Newell, F'rank
Hdyd, K'. V. Ilyers, S. W. Dutton,
Leonard Anderson, . K. l'ollock, F.
H. Hrown and Andrew Iledland.
Fourth ward Wm. Jtall.ince, C,
Petersen, J. X. Summers, I). H. Smith
V. S. I'urdy, J.is. Sa;e, Val Hurkel,
J.O. Thomas ;ind Henry Boeck.
Fifth ward A. J. (iraves, A. V.
Lewis, A. H. Knotts and J. T. Lloyd.
I'lattsiuouth precinct -- S. L,
Thomas-, C. II. Warner, J. C. Kiken-
hary, Thos. Wiles, lv.ra Sampson,
IC. K. Todd and Isaac Wiles.
Alternates - Henry I-akenhary, A
Ii. Taylor. Jas. Thomas, Wm. I.
Adams. Terry Walker, Win. Weten
kanip and Nelson Jean.
Bitten by a Snake
Thos. Kildow, who has been in
the employ of Jonathan Hatt, was
bitten by a bull snake Saturday af
ternoon, while pulling weeds on his
farm adjoining the Platte bottom
road. The snake bit him on the
thumb, but there is nothing serious
about the wound.
Broke Her Arm.
Myrtle Worden, the ten-year-old
daughter of W. II. Worden, fell out
of a tree yesterday and broke her
left arm just above the wrist. She
also dislocfted Jier wrist. Dr.
Seliildkn.vht was railed and set the
fractured member.
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l-rank i i;i i ii'. J' h n Mol.iuia, Nick
I )om it i in' n" h.nl tln-ir trial. The
alioe were a part ol those arrested
last nielli hy the oll'ucrs. C. S.
I'olk ii prcsli d the city and Louis
Piatt of ( Iniaha defended. 'I In- city
had a :;ood case against the prison
ers and would convicted every one
of them but the city attorney failed
to prove b his witnesses that
the i rime was committed
in I'l.i't-inoittli, Cass county, Ne
braska The attorney for the defen
dants ii lused to croi-s-e.aniine the
city's v. itm-.-ses, as he had another
object in view. As soon ns the city
rested its case. Attorney Piatt made
a motion that the defendants be
distui.--' d, as the city had failed to
prove where the crimes had been
cominitied. Attorney Piatt told a
IlKK.U.U reporter that there was no
doubt in his mind but wdiat the ma
jority of the defendants were guilty,
lie was too smooth for the city
attorney an 1 had liis clients dis.
charged.
Louisville.
The past week has been a very
busy oiu in Louisville.
Mr. M.irkonet sold Xi.WK) feet of
lumber and bought one car load of
corn.
The streets have been thronged
with teams every day.
Hot w ather has kept back the
work some on buildings.
There was a cry of lire last Fri
day. Ii Ilasseuieir's clerk was
mixing -otne chemicals and they
ignited. The doctor's lingers were
slightly burned while putting out
the tire.
Pert Sl.ryock had a runaway last
Friday. His pony and cart came, it)
town without a driver ami brought
up at the livery barn of Furgeson
A Son. No damage done.
Mr. Michael Williams bought one
car load of hogs and shipped them
to ( imaliii.
Our primary came up all (p.iet
and the following delegates were
elected for the county convention:
W. P. Killian, S. P. Mathency, J.O.
McLain, James Kobertson, A. A.
Knott, K. Palmer, M. N. Drake.
County republican convention
met at Weeping- Water for the pur
pose of electing delegates! today
to the state and congressional conventions.
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The claim of William Onus h r
flit.-a was referred to the cemetery
committee.
The claims of of Tom Fay, John
Swoboda and F. Wolfeuberger for
7a cents each were held until the
case in court issi'ttleil. These bills
were for moving the Spencr proper-
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of the board of public works was
ordered paid.
A communication from W. S. Kl-
i.oi oi nir (.niniii r.iecim
Company of Chicago, asking
city to grant a franchise for M'
and power was read and referred to
the judiciary committee. 1 he com-
pauy seems to be anxious to start
their street car line, which they re -
cently purchased and contemplate
making a big change in the route
of the line. They propose to make
a belt Hue of the road.
An ordinance was read, to be
known as the "annual appropria
tion bill," and the rules were slis
pended and it was placed upon its
second and third readings and
final passage
On motion of Councilman Lake
the Hoeck the judg nt was r-
ccred paid, or as much thereof as
the I.7."il.'i7 In Id back from H.uibens
A Shelton would pay, and that a
levy be made for the balance. Car
ried. Treasurer Morgan was present
and asked the council if he should
issue distress warrants upon those
who failed to pay their occupation
tax. The council instructed him to
follow the ordinance to a letter and
Chief of Police (irace was appointed
deputy tax collector.
Mr.'Spies called the attention of
the. council to a defective crossing
at Seventh and Oak streets and the
street commissioner was ordered to
repair the name.
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an 1 pi I y Im it cd i loi , w l.o appear.
In I a- II 1 1 a I . I . ' I.i re.- 1 1 a I n I 'ol k ill bis
iiii. ni.iiiir'.i'iii' nl. I 'oik a-so iiies lull
c nilriil ol its ( 1 1 1 1 i ' i . i ! ( 1 1! ii i n ns and
alnl - - his a.-( eiiienc- by running
the alli'H-ed paper to boom his
brothel and piini-h his supposed
enemies.
II the legal brother is in any man
ner connected w ith a suit in court,
Polk's report of t ie proceedings
would indicate that a great legal
luminary had dawned and all other
lawyers in the community had only
taken their fust lessons in legal
lore.
This part of Polk's mismanage
ment is only laughable, but there
are other features of his editorial
conduct that are more censurable.
The republicans of this count)'
feel proud ol Judge Chapman and
urge his nomination for congress
ami would have the opportunity of
I honoring- him with delight. Hut
I 'oik has a supposed grievance ami
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i uses the News to gratify his spite,
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i while the owner bears his share
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iif the disgrace of this contemptible
rflt.
p,,lk claims reimblican rccoirni-
tion and at the same time insists
;,, hifl ,.,lrs(. 1)f ant.-..ning the
,ilirtyV 1-Hin to rsitify Iiim malice,
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j witl, tu, r,.rk (f ,u. .linnet court:
s;;I11 inkle vs. Lettia Hurtoii anil
(leorge F. S. liiirtou. Suit for fore
closure. Walter J. Whitehead vs. Klla M.
Whitehead. Hivorec.
Livingston Loan A Hiiilding asso
ciation vs. W. W. Drumiiioiid, Annie
i lnmlm Walter J. White.
Suit for foreclosure.
, ( I:IS. s. Ilagcrlord vs. Lva L.
j ( . suit lor foreclosure.
. p i V ill iiU'.s vs. ohu Marsh et
al. Foreclosure.
Jesse L. K'oot vs. Milton 1). Polk.
J. F. Polk, S. O. Lecson and M.
O'Donahue. Suit on creditors bill.
Ii. A. Ciibson vs. (.'has. K. Matteer;
suit for foreclosure. Wooley and
Gibson attorneys for plaintiff.
Sarah K. Da-is vs. M. 11. Hennett.
D. O. Dwyer attorney for plaintiff.
The State of Nebraska vs. John
Stokes of Salt Creek precinct.
There is something like $7 of the
Hubbel line yet unpaid. When will
Jiulgv Archer collect it?
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