T1IK AVKKKLY llKUALD: P I ATTSM ( ) 1 1 T 1 1 , N K I M A S K A . Dl-Cl- M 1JK US. 1SD2.
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ETTING SHORT ON GASH
Ijents of the State University
J Make a Complaint.
i
THE CORNER STONE LAID.
iThe Corner Stone of Elmwoods
New Opera House Laid Last
a Saturday With Fitting
Nw Ceremonies.
0. ft YEAR OF ACTIVITY.
trip to Omaha. The day was lino, j
ami two of us started from I'latts- j
mouth in the morning, crossed the : Much Accomplished in the Do-
La Platte ferry, drove to South partment of the Interior.
Omaha, and as we came into South
Omaha took the right hand road to i
I
The Storm Is General,
ast night about 10 o'clock
the brick corner, where there is a
large shed kept for the purpose of
aceotutnoiU ting the public, by
hitching and feeding their teams.
We drove in and hitched team and
feed them. We went a tew steps to
the mortor line. This line runs
through North Omaha to Florence,
a distance of eleven mile. A nickel
pays your fare f rom one end of the
line to the other. We got oil at
Farnhain street and after attending
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.
Secretary Noble's Annual Report an
Interesting Document Work
of the Different Bureaus
of the Department.
What He Says
IM. 1 ..I Sin.fi. :irv
i ii..i-i is nothing more gramying t" jum iuh- i...... ..,.v . , v n,.,.n ... .............
l4, fri.MwU of education in the line to the other. We got oil at Xobh- to the president is an inter
. . r -V..K... o,: tli.. niiirvrl- Farnhain street and after attending estine; document ami covers hilly
to business, we remained in that and in detail the operations of this
1 II I M Nl I Itir lit llILl UI"M - I I
f .i-.,....,t nf the State University part of the city, three or four hours oT,.;,t department
fin the past two years. The growth taking in the sights. The a we took The volume of work accomplished
I . .' ... i... i....,i..k ,.f tlie motor on Fourteenth and Farm lin-io..- the nii'sent administration
tl.iu uwint I . now mi: i ov.v . ... --
ita class in the west, has been re- ham, and in a short time we were is shown to greatly exceed that of
:.i iii 1.,-iviii. back at South Omaha, returned to anv like treccding iicriod, and will
ViuarRaoiy iu r.-- - .
r J ' . I .1... 1.:.- I .....I f. I ..l, llllf'tl ,..,1.1.. ..1 .. .......1 Ml. ,.f fltlV
nilrr of the present decade, i ne oi-1 w "t; - pioo.ioij ,us., c . j
ial reoort of the Hoard of K'e-
M ... ......... .t -not with V e sun an hour and a oitarter j the historv of the department.
xllTQ Ul I'l U) tllV fc"' " " I I "
fNwo Yt,.,r8 a0 Miows that there liign, at suu-uown we were at uie i u,s view is supporieo oy a ion
1 i,.,i,... ...iiimIIv iii at- ferry, and about dusk we reached Hiininiarv preliminary to a dt scrip
lMHnnl.H This did not include pri- Hattsmouth. tion of the work of the several bu-
i ...... ...i, u;miv took in- I learned whil in South Omaha, reams under the direction ol 'the SeC-
music and art. The hi- that pumpkins were in great de- retary for the last fiscal year
. . ...... t,. f nv. maml lor Pies, invinir to scarcity t he wcneral land oince mis
enmai report, wiucu .... ,,,, . " , .
.,... i,,vd Saturday, shows that oi apples anu ouier irtiiis; uu- pie woiKctl oil uie vast, accumulations
the actual attMidanee at the present iaciory in cvmiii wm.ui.i ib v oi lormer years, ami is now on i ,..
;u )" The increase is in all per wagon loan lor mem. -ny rout luisiness, greany to uie nuvan
tlKvdeo irtiiieiitsof the university, tanner who lias an over supply oi tage ol western settlers; me inuiau
Tim r,Mr,Mits express their belief this fruit, may. instead of feeding bureau has made great progress in
i,i ...:u,;. . H,,. two coming years mem to ins siock, lane uiem ui elevating t lie various jmuau iriues,
,i.r of students in actual at- there, and get good money for them j the work of nlloUment of land in
I .. . i , r 1 1 . . 1 .. . .I., .i...
.;ii i,.,v increased to aH oiing uacn oran irom uie nous severalty to inuivuiuai imiians, uie
1 'VXI niid an attendance of 'J.tKKI is for Ids stock. Seventy-live cents COnse.iueut disintegration of their
...J4i. .wwcii.Jiiii.w of the next 1 pnyw for the round trip (there and tribal relations and the develop
V11L11111 lHl.i.'iyn.i.v. , t
four years. Witli these expeeta-
; eases the resignations areSaecom
panied by recoiiieiul.itioiiH for the
began to snow and this morning it appointments of denioeraticsucces.
had drifted to the depth of several Hur and endorsments of republican
feet. All day long the snow hasjf,r u. ,irpsi. ilu.,lmi.ii1. The
kept falling and with the strong pl,,naliou of this phenomena is the
north-west wind blowing has mad.-, anxiety of republican postmasters
it impossible for business to j to Mi lTtliiMr ollloi. IWturo.- tit a pro
transacted, and from the etTects of ! ., S(VIM. ., mvust.r ; ,.
... ...ml
tlie storm iumess is at a stand- van. ,-. In ni,.,,v h... ... '
still, the schools dosed at noon. j ,.,Mer expects 'to be a elerk or an '
From indications (he storm is uistat lor his successor. Alter
general all over tin- Mate. Trains ! eonsnltatioii (. Nebraska se nators ;
are delayed on account of the snow; llilVl. dtcided not to make anv
drifting so bad. recoiimieudal ions of ilemoerals for
The theremometer is only a few ,U.H(. '(uVs. leavin" whm-ver may
degrees below the frecaing point. . ,;. democratic dispenser of itat-
The streets are impassable and at r,,nage. uhetlier it be Governor
the rate the wind is blowing every i;,, Dr. Min,.,-, i:,u li.l Mar
thing will be blockae.l by tumor-j,;,," Tabias Castor or the sage of
row' j Arbor Lodge to direct the disturbu-
Wllltully Mlsreprosented. j tion of patronage. If a republican
The News last night came out ami ' postmaster feels impelled to resign
said that the It. iV M. had refused to j the republicans of the neighbor
have anything more to do with gar-j hood should agree among theni-
nishce proceedings. In bold tvpe selves to recommend a good rcpub.
I it-ii it successor, wi 1 1 serve untitle.
SCROFULOUS BABY
Our Family l'hyglctan KecommrniU
Cutlcum lCciitedlc, and Says
They Cured Our Child.
Fnther Went 2." Mllrs to GetCutleurn,
and KecUTIiitiikful anil AVauts
Others to Do at He Did.
it asserts "no more garnishees."
The order as Tlili lll-KAI.D inter
prets it is that the company will re
fuse to accept any more assign
ments of wages. The company
have no say in the garnishee cases.
Notice of garnishee is served
upon them and they have to
abide by the decision of the court
I'he News willfully misrepresented
the o der for some reason.
Wy rtilM tirok out with crnfiil hrn
nmiilm uUI.kikI ' trii tl . mtviMnk that Hit- iliK'tnr
i ..it 1,1 ilo. It IvHik nut hit li.ur nnd lirokr out on l.ta
I nil', unci . It th.-ii I i vi I H Kkki.ipii.ii
wrv rt'cotinnoiitli'd ly otir iK,rt,.r whoHttftulrtl him,
mill lo now illliiK hi'rt. 'I'hr ilm'tur u.nl t't'TK I I k
Kkmkiiikn ourttl my chllil, kihI n.oiMiiinciiil. tliftit
for nil tllM'iwv nf thi' ikin nml I UxkI. It tllil net
t lktl l.ltt Olio M Of I'l'TICI IIA Itl'.H KtllKH. I H'l
twenty tlvt-itill.-a to (ii't llicm. My ilulil In wi'lUml
hiu. ii tine lit'uit of hitir na rnn !', fur which I I" I
th:uik(ul In you, for my wifw I" in I nil hrnltli. 1
llilVl' rWOIIlll'u'lllll'll I'l TH'I'IU llr.XKOIKH tl(OllT.
I'rliit thin If you think It will cou.u uny (mkmii ti
do an 1 iliil.
H. K. rCN'SOX, Lnngley, l'.Vct'o., AtSi.
I nm thpt tlnrlor that rcooimni'iiili'il CrTlcftt
l!t.KiilK to 1 1. K. IVikoii. I hnvu known th, it
to i-1 1 10 in'toral hail niHi'it of kln uliil hliixl
fcuHta, uuil I .'iv lin y are iroo..
illird M.UV K. r.UOOKS.M.n.
back) ami
l'latte.
Thomas' ferry
at i.a
ft GIRL'S EXPERIENCE.
Found in Convulsions Behind
tho New York Bakery.
SHE REFUSES TO TALK.
ken
an Over-Uose
Hog Market.
Tho
From Tuesday's Daily.
Her Experience.
At an early hour this morning a
i
nient of schools. Great reform has
been accomplished in the purchas
ing of Indian supplies. The pen
sioii office has disposed of an mi
incuse volume of work and
has exceeded all former records
in the number of final adjudica
tions, both original and upon ap
peals, executed the beniticeiit laws
for the soldiers of the union. 1 be
census office has hnished nearly
all of its ininience and highly
scientific work and what remains
is rapidly Hearing completion
The geological survey has progres
sed greatly in its topographical
survey of the states ami territories;
in locatiiiL' raservoirs for the iin
gation ol the arid land, and its
other useful divisions. I he rail
road bureau has kept constant con
ditions of road beds and appurten
ances, and given careful consider
xi :-i :a ....,...,.., , ..rrU aiion to the ouestion of the mutltr-
I . ...... ....i.ui.iivi.il r:til
L .. ... . f.t ti ...i.. i I. ...... t .. ill!'- ilehts ol tnc ruumv....
om U.bakehorUbn;"' ' -ads and the future conditmns
ft ye in It will be Jn .ft a glance The unfortunate girl, it has been which should govern hen 1 e
til. ......; , ...u,rvfortl. re. learned, was takii.ir a drug for the patent oll.co has kept up with the
' , . I , i... enrrent wotk and has mtrotlucei
gents xo auopt .1 "'j union.. niiiiirv. r.,.......B -
change in the financial policy. The I coming a mother and had, prob-
regents have met this difficulty by I ably by mistime, taken an overdose.
..nln.r ni tliev can no lotlgcrl A doctor w as siiiiiiuoilcu ami
caoL, i " ' ...... j I
erect buildings with university rev I worked with her tintd she had re
enuee. lluildings must hereafter I covered from her convulsions and
be Drovided-from the state general I she is now on the road to recovery
. . . i .... . t . ,. , ,
fund. This i3 the policy pursued pv J lie management oi me oaitery
said they knew nothing of the
affair and the doctors
wouldn't say very much, the facts
as above stated were rumored on
the streets, and they are given
for what they are, worth
tions realized, the state will be con
fronted with a grave responsibility
iu the way of furnishing the means
V to carry on the work in all of the de
Vartinents. A The following paragraph from the
report will indicate the extent of the
.esponsibility which devolves U
le legislature in caring for the
iniversity:
't"The unexpected growth in mini-1 Wa9 TaknK a DruK to Relieve Her of
j-? . . . i i ... i
Tfttrs has not neen acctmipatnen u a Responsibility and Had Ta
U anetpial growth in revenues. It
J was supposed at the time the three-
V eighths of a mill tax was granted
a' that the assessment roll of the state
j would rise with sufficient rapidity
to furnish all the funds necessary
lAfor university purposes. The fact girl in the employ of the New York
"jseems to be, however, that the as- bakery was found laying out back
VtoautniMit roll for lS'.H is not as large of the bakery in terrible convul-
I . I .
Is it was estimated (at the tune) uie
tssessment roll for 1SSS would be.
foroitlo WeuknesH PoNttivo Cure.
To Tllli ICl'lTOK: Please inforn
your readers that I haven positive
remedy for the thousand nm! one
ills which arise from derange female
organs, l snail lie glad to semi two
bottles tif any remedy l Kl)i; to any
idy if they will send their express
mil 1'. (). address. Youra respect
fully, IK. It. D. MAkTlllsl, I'lK'A,
N. Y.
WILL OPENTHETr EYES.
placed by a democrat under the in
Coming admin ist rat inn.
Senator Manderson has been ad
vised by the commissioner of the
general laud ollice that the secre
tary of the interior has instructed
him to proceed to survey that por
tion of the northern boundary of
the stall' of Nebraska west of the
Missouri river substantially in the
same manner as was pursued in the
survey of the boundary between
North Dakota and South D.iliola.
Investigations for proposals for ex
ecuting this work will soon be pub
lished in the Yonkton and Huron
and Omaha and Lincoln papers.
The monuments used will be of the
same size and of the some material
as those used in the Dakota survey,
ami will be placed a half-mile aparl
The contract will be awarded lo tin
lowest bidder.
Cuticura Resolvent
Thi'lii'W lllooil nml Skin furl Iter, nnil urpali.t rf
Humor Ki'ini'illi'a, i lt auxin tin. hlooil of nil iui i: I.
tlm anil iiolaoiioiiii i'l, iiii'iitu, and tlm ri'iuovo, tU
raiiHC, whlli't'l TH -fit, tlu'ttii'iit nkiti rurv.mnll : .
lit t it Siiai", nn 'ViilKiti'klti I .-h u 1 1 tU-r t -l nr D'n
Hkiti unil mimIp, ninl rrntoru the hair. I'hi: lii
ft Tut It KKtuciMM cum I'very i'ili f Hi hlnir,
hnrnliiK, rly, ilniily, ami hlot'-hy pkitj, li,
nml lilooil iIIhimiiii'i, fr'nii pnnpli'i to rn'rolnla, ftuiu
iulaiu y lu no', w lion tliu hint hyali:lau lull.
President Harrison's LastMcs
sago Delivered.
A VERY ABLE DOCUMENT,
Kolil every whirr. I'rli e, Cl'Tirrn, Mt. : Por.
!"..-.; ItKnii'.vitNT, (I. I'ri'itiil hy Iho I'imi
1 Mil l AN II t'llKMII'AI. ('llltl'llltTIIN, llllHtoll.
tf Si'tul lor " How to I 'lira skin I Hhi'iom," 04
pit!", Ml Hlnnlrutliiini, liJ luu U'llmoiilul.i.
Hkin unit Hi nlp purllli'il nml hi-ittililli'it
hy t.'l TH f It Hol'. AUoluti'ly Jiurn.
IT STOPS THE PAIN.
llnck Hi-he, khln-y mlnn, weakni'm,
ihiiiiiiiiliaiii, nml iniiNi'iilnr pun" r-lli-vcil
In line inliiiili. l,y the t lUl
utirk Aiitl-1'alu l'UaUir. Xjo.
GA3YS
Senator's Paddock and MarulorBon
Express Their Opinions on the
President's Ideas Other
Telegraphic News
every other state in the west, and I
ehpuld have been adoptetl here
years ago."
Laying the Corner Stone.
fKi The Sumlay's Lincoln Journal
O Contained the following telegram
' dated at K I in wood:
J "The corner stone of the new
AHobbs opera house was laid Satur
day, with imposing ceremonies.
The whole matter, by the way, was
AVcouiplete surprise to the worthy
doctor, whost innate modesty
VI would have prompted him to let
' ilin tonlter mi bv without notice;
V:"i but not so the enterprising citizens that they cannot pack them
' of El.nwood. Charles Rivett, the '"id make any money for a dead
! aaw oo.son in t-harire of the " certainty
B tMii'liloiir verv carefully
iV - .... I ...... mill ,1iitoiiutr:iti.M the td.'iim
r... i u.-. t-.r n u in,, i ni'tnr wnsij'i, .." ..v. -
concerned, prepared a suitable
etone, and this afternoon, when the
farmers and their families began
: coming into town, the doctor was
I anxious to know the reason. At a
I. v ' iriven signal the JClmwooil silver
Six Cent Hobs.
The South Omaha correspondent
of the World-Herald had the follow
ing to say about the price of hogs
I Monday.
Six cent hogs were sold on the
market at this point yesterday.
There is nothing strange about 0
cent bogs, unless it Le that packers
Six cents id the top
and I price reached on hogs so far this
year, and demonstrates the claim
that South Oinaln is one of the best
markets for shippers in thia country
Hogs not only reached 0 cents, but
the weights were the largest for
any one Monday since the latter
iiart of the month of June. The
f cornet band sturck up one of its quality was not the best, yet the
liveliest air9 and the people assem
bled at the corner. The doctor and
his wife were sent for and Mis.
Hobbs placed the stone in position
nmidst the cheers ol the crowu
packers had to have theur Many
sales were made 'tit 5.(.)7lo, the most
going at f.").!l3,
The packers claim that it is very
risky business for them to pack
several important reform, ine
bureau of education has greatly ex
tended its operations in Kngland
and our country, and the disturibu
tion of the funds for agricultural
colleges, a difficult problem, has
been satisfactorily ami cfhciciitly
handled.
During the present adininistation
:t(.)S,U'S agricultural patients have
been issued against 11)2,7.11 in the
nreceeding four years, represent
ing and excess in acerage of 37,i.7.l,
810 acres.
The total quality of public lands
disposed of during the past year
by cash sales and miscellaneous
entiries was i:t,(K)l,')l'J acres, and
there was a total of cash receipts of
:jd,sC0,10'.M'..
The policy of making forest re
serves in me wesieru states mm
territories has been greatly ad
vanced during the past year. Six
such reserves have been created by
nresideutal proclamation, making
ami area ot IV-Ja-.-W acres.
Educational work among the In
dians has been greatly increased
1 imnroved in efficiency. There
has been an increase of over per
cent in attendance of children in
the schools, the total for 1W1 being
l'.).7".):t scholars. New Indian reser-
vation boarding schools have been
established and others have been
planned.
I , , ..... i.... - i . : i.
t.0 a.er fvrim Alton. the nogs wneiiu.c...arr.eiaasui..n.i
former nreacher. who has lived side if they knew that the market would
by side with the doctor for the past
twenty-two years, made one of his
characteristic addreses replete with
wit, humor and pathos. He told j
how the doctor, when almost a
beardless boy, first came to his
house during grasshopper days,
when rations were scarce; how
many a life had been won back al
most from the death by his skill
and tender care. The stone was
laid and the crowd dispersed.
The stone contained the following
articles: Copy of Elmwood Echo,
copy of Elmwood Leader, the first
prescription the doctor wrote in
Elmwood, a shoe off the horse the
doctor rode into Elmwood on look-
ing for a location, a picture of Con
pressman liryan, eurrepitiously
placed in by that irrepressible
democrat, Jim Green. It is due to
J. II. Green to say that he wat prin
cioallv responsible for the splendid
arrangement admirably carried
out'
Wasiiim; io., D. C, Dec. (1. - Presi
dent Harrison's message was lis
tened to with great interest in both
house today. The democrats were
curious Lo kaow what position the
president would assume m ie- w
the republicans were even more
anxious to ascertain what key note
he would set for future leadership.
Opinion of the value of the message
is a state paper naturally divide on
party lines. Wepublicans gener
ally pronounce it an uncommonly
strong presentation of republican
ichieveinents. Democrats as gen
erally declare it a weak defense of a
policy which they insist lias been
discredited by the American peo
ple.
Senator Manderson of Nebraska
said:
Die message is admirable in
tone, philosophical in char.icter,and
with its thorough treatment of all
matters of public moment, pvui
rank as one of the many able state
papers that have emanated from the
pen of President Henjainin Harri
son. He gives a careful, statistical
account of the progress made by
the republic under the protec
tive svsteni since the war
of the rebellion. It is n
glorious history and it shows con
i lusivelv that protection lias been
-
a great beneficience to the body pol
ilie. in that it will open the eyes of
many who have been deceived by
democratic perversion and prevari
cation during the late campaign
The American people will conclude-
after a perusal of the powerful h
urea of progress and advancement
that protection as an unconstitu
tional measure is akin to others
that have been declared unconstitu
tional bv the democracy, such as
-
Leave orders for hair chain t at V..
(i. Dovey Son or Frank C'anulh's
jewelry store.
1893.
HARPER'S : MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
Harper's Miitrii.lne fur IH'tl will emit lime
i niniiitiiin t lie iiuri vnlli'il htamliiril nl
ex i ellt iii e vliu li lias cliin tic ten.i'il tt
Irniii Ilie lieuiiiiiniK. Annum t lie nomine
liMitiires nl the veur there will he new
iinvelH liv A. Ciiliuil iiivle,C'iiiw1;iiict' l-eii-inmre
W'ouIhimi unit Win. Itliu k. Short
ftnries will In- eiintrilititiil hy tln'iinn-t
pnpiihir writers nf the tin v. ImlinltiiK
Slarv K. Wilhins, K'iehnnl llnriltim HiivIm,
Mtiriiiitet llehinil. Ilrnniler .Int Hews, nnil
iniiliy nl her. The illuM rnteil ileMt ript Ive
iiniiirs will enilirme articles liv Julian
Kiilpli nil new sniitlierii nml we-tern stili-
it-fts; ly TheiMlore c Inni (in iiiiiiir ny
I'l.ultni'v liitrelnw nn KiishIii unit Her
vil;..,.'..'i,..l!i,.r:, .l.l"rillMl.,i,.v ".' ,
tut eie-ierii riilers, ete. Kilwin A. Ahliey s
illllHtrilthins til .i llll KeHpt'li re t riiineiue
will he t iinliinieil. I.iteriiry article will
lie cniitriliiileil hv Onirics Klint Norton.
Mrs.jiiinc T. Kit-Ms, Willimn Henii How
ells, flntiHler Mutt hews tiiul others.
1L0001
SYFKill
13
II one or THI
MOOT 0IUTM?
INQ A Wf.l Alt
ONI OF UU MOST
dunoihous cr
3
BlSEiSES.
'i:.: ,.t.
J
wc sprrniLV, compiitflv no perma-
NCNTLY CURE SfPHILIS, 9 WELL 9
GONORRHOEA
GLEET
STRICTURE
VARICOCELE
nvonooBte
HAMPER'S PERIODICALS
VKR YKAR:
IIAK'l'l-K'S MACAZI.NIi "
HAKTIiK-S WKKKI.Y 4 V"
IIAKI'KK'S IIAZ.Mv' 4 i
HAkl'KK'S YUl'XIi I'KiU'l.K ami
rostnm- free to nil stiliwrihers In the
tiileil rttules, i iiiiinlu tunl .Mexteti,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
EFFECTS OF EARLY VICE
NO ALL WI AKNESSCS ANO OIBCASES Of K
PRIVATE, OCLICATC OH SkXUAL NATURE.
eoNiuiTTiot rrr.
Cll. UPON, ON ADOnllt WITH TM,
ORS. BETTS & BETTS.
1 111 Smith lltli "trt " I, wiuthciiKl tor.
Itrli uml Iioaulii" streets.
The viiliiinesoflhe Mimti'.itie lie-in with
it,., imoilier lur nm- nml I iei I'liihrr in
filt h year. When no tune is nient i.meii,
Htihscriptiiin will lienill with the tliiin-
hcr t nrient lit the tune oi receipi in orner.
Ilniiinl vnliiiiies iiMlnriicr s .laMii.ine lor
three yenrs Imck, in nent clotli litinltittf,
will he sent hv ininl, poslni!!- iinl,oii re.
eint of j:i IKI per volinne. Clout t uses tor
linilini:. Till t ents each hy innil. nisl pnnl.
hViiiillnnccH hhoniu l e inline ny post-
ohice niiiiiev onler or nraii, to uvoiu
tiiiince of loi-s.
New spn iers are not n tnpv thisinlver
is nt without the i-nercss oriier til
iliirpcr iV Hrolhers. Aililrcss,
II AI-.fKW tic Ilk'OTIII-.k'S.
.New York.
staj' up they could handle even
higher priced hogs with a profit
but if they pack $-")'7o to $0 hogs and
the market goes down, then they
will be losers, and this is no part of
the packers' business. As soon as
the prices get down to a steady and
reliable basis the reports will show
that packing has been inarerially
increased.
Those who think that there has
been no stock received at this point
will be convinced by looking the
matter up. From January 1 to De
cember 5, the receipts have been
(101,882 cattle, 1,50.-1,112 hogs, 170,787
sheep, 13,310 horses and mules;
showing a gain of 145,180 cattle, a
gain of 150,884 hogs, a gain of 17,3)G
sheep, of 5,400 horses and mules as
compared with 18U1. Theindications
are that the year 18J3 will see very
prosperious times for the South
Omaha market and without doubt
the receipts will be much larger
than during the preceeding year,
rectors of the I'liiou l'acihc Kail-
road company shows that they co
incide with the commissioner in
recommending an extension of the
debt rather than foreclosure. Much
space is given by the secretary to
the discussion of this very impor
taut and pressing business.
Considerable space is devoted to
the territories and their govern
ment. The Nicaragua caual project
is the subject of an extended para
eranh. The report is replete with
information as to the great bureaus
under the control of the interior de
partment.
She Keeps Eighty Servants.
The Countess of Aberdeen, who
keeps eighty servants in her home
in Scotland, and is considered to be
the one woman in Great liritian
who has come closest to a solution
of the servant-girl problem will tell
of her methods of treating her help,
etc., in an article for the Ladies'
Home Journal entitled "How I Keep
My servants
The report of the government di- the right to coerce a sovereign state
and thus preserve the nation, l lie
fears of disaster and a bankrupt
treasury as a result of a continu
ance of the republicans iu power
will be seen to be groundless, and
the only fear now in the minds of
the people is that the party for the
first time in thirty and more years
has had control of the government
will lead it to financial and political
ruin by the performance of the ab
surd promises of their platform."
Senator Paddock said:
"Like all of Mr. Harrison's tnes-
sages, it is lurid and comprehen
sive. It sums up the record of pro-
grew under loyal and intelligent
republican leadership iu the inter
ests of the nation. It is an incom
patibly able business ntatement,
covtring four of the greatest and
most successful business years
known in the history of governmen
tal jdministration in this country,
froti one of the ablest, it not the
ablest, of all our presidents."
Tkcre are an unusual number of
l eipil Notice.
Ill the illstric t t onrt of L'liHS county, e-
hrnskn.
In the mutter of the application of Hen
ry A 1 1 1 ii to! .Mirniii o. wtiirii'ii ns i-ai-i ii-
tors, to sell rem estate til tlie esuiie oi
(ieorne nlraill.ileeeiiscil.
This cause taiiie on lor liearinu upon
the petition ol Henry A 1 i 1 nml Alirinii
H. Wtilrailt, executors of the last will ami
ti'stiiiiient of (ieortce Wtilnelt, ilecenseil,
prayitiK lor lieetist-to sell the nnrlli half
of the northeast quarter of section -Ml,
town VI, ruiiue I-', t'tiss futility, Nehrn-hii,
nml lite northwest imirter ol sect ion 17,
town VI. rnni;e Cuss county, .Nehntskii,
or it siillii.'ient nun. mil of the hiiiiio loliruiu
the sum of l,i.(l for the payment of
debts allowed nunitist said estntc.leuncies
nml the tost ol no in tti iHt rat Ion. there not
beiiik' siillicient personal propcrt V to pa V
snid debts and expenses. It is tln-'elore
ordered that all persons Interested III said
estate appear before me lit the ollice of the
clerk of the district court lit I'lnltsniout h
on the -.'till dnv of December, lVi-.', at I
n'clot k p. in., to show t iiiist- why ii license
should not be Knotted to said ndniiiiist rn
tor to sell so nint h of t he above described
ri.nl est uie of snid deceased lis shall be
necessary to ptiv said debts and expenses
nml that service ol this order be nnide by
publication four weeks in TlIK l'LAITS
Kil I II IIKK.M.O.
bated thisllrd dav of November, Is'.'.'.
Hecsoil tV K'oot, attorney for estate.
SAMl'l-.l. M. ( HAI'MAN.
13-4 Judeof the District Court.
l.ejinl Notion.
Hotines Marshall, I'lnintilT.
vs.
Will lo tn (i. McHiersnn and !im Jensen,
cimi;sisini the tirni of Mcl'liersou tt
Jensen, Defendants.
The above tunned defendants will take
notice, that on tin; bith tiny of Niiveinlier,
hi, the above tunned phiintilT filed his pe
tition til tilt! l asi net ninri o, nifiiiuiiiiiy.
L-n,nl Notice.
I'uder and bv virtu.-of an exei tithitl is
sued by V. . II.' Deni'iiif, i I rl( nf the dis
t re. "t i'i nr. 1 ot (.'a - s t mm it '..cbruska. upon
il iiiik'tmnt reti len-.i i:i the loiintv
coin', ot Cn -s ... 1 1 1 1 - .Whrnska
in I'iivor i.l the l-.irst .National
l,iiik ol ria'.lsiooii It .mil uxain-t tieuine
S. IliUin -.s in I Ad. i.i.e Hillings mi l
iiMrm"ft Vt t li. H i '1 i Kite is. surety, whicli
judgment on the .'tli day ot September,
l'-'. wn-dtiiv t.'aii-cripted (o-uid district
coinl, I hate !i i' d upon the following
dest ribed real i t ate si I lie proper! v ol I he
-.aid I leot . 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 mill Adeline Hil
lings, lowtt: coiiit'u nt intt at a point li.t
and 7 HI b-ct I nl tl f-riw tier of the sw
quarter of tin- - inii.r-.i r ol section 1,
tov. ti-hip !'-, r . 1 1 1 1-' - ii iast and in south
line ol the sw i j i : I . i 1 i : i i - ii- wist i , ant
H Id feet, tin .r i ii-i::i' a it, thence east
-I mill HID le. t, . ii;.i- south bet to
place of 1 .1 iutiiuu ; nbo t oinnieiit lnt: lit u
lioint l ' f-'et "ni l li ol the i e l oriier ol the
s-.v ipinrti r ol .i.e nt ipiarb r nction IK
township IJ . rtii--'- 1 1 I ln-oce west ol.'i felt
to l. line o I beitnitiitiL!. 1 llim e west !l feel
tliettcet noil Ii II'- l t.theine east !m feet,
t lieiice sna' '.i b" Ii cr to i he place of beitt
uiiikC, kn is n if a pint of lot Ii section 1h,
town I'Jliiii-i- II I on t :t i il i i ii two houses.
Also coniun ta inu lit li point '.il feet west
of the northeast cornet of lot 2, section IS,
township l"J. r.'inue li tift, thence ruiiniiiif
soiitli ."i? feet to tin- pi. ne ot bi-uiiiiiillK,
theiawHouth I'JI I. -et, thence wist towesl
line of said lot IJ. tln-me north l.'l feet,
thence east to place nl betrintilnt.'. known
as a part of lot I'-'. section 1 township t',
ranue 11. eoiit ainiiiK two lioiics; also lot 0,
blot It '.' ni-corilitiir to tin- n corded plat of
llioitipsi ill's rddttioii to I'l lit tsinnnt h ; also
I'liiiiini'tii iittf ut the southwest corner ot
section is, townsh'.p 1'.'. ratine II east,
them e running east -III rods, tlie in e north
rods to place of hi uitiniuti, t hence east
IKI feet, tliciii f north :.I7 fret to place of lie-
iiiniiiK, thence north i!" tei-t, thence west
t.n feet, t hence west Ml feet, them e south
ill feet, thence east IHl feet to place of betfitl
tiiui;, cotitiiiuiiii one house: n'.-o coin
tnenclnu at the southeast corner of north
west quarter of the northctit corner of
section 'I, kiu nsliip rntiie Hi east, ruti
niim I hem f tn rt h IKi rods, thence west '
rods to placeof beiiiuthni;, thence south IS
rods. the, ice west si I I rods.t lieitce north IS
rod-, t hence east !i 111 roil- to pliee of be
KinninK.contaitiititi on- a-, p mote or less,
ami twill on the Jtlhilav "t December,
is'.''-', lit III o'clock a, in. ot said day, at the
front door of the court house in said coun
ty, iu I 'In tt sun nit Ii. sell said real est.ite at
public miction to the hinln -t bidder for
cash to satisfy said execution, then mount
due thereon beinu the sum nf V0 wil Ii
with ten tier cent. Interest from Sept. 7th,
HC! $ii.jn costs, mid accruing costs.
jl. I'.NKi'll,
Coroner Cass County, N'ebriisku.
Dated AoveintHT a, mi.
Lejal Notice.
.Nehiaska, prn vitiu for jiuli-'ment iiuuinHt Jainetl M. I'litterstm, plnltititl vs. Frank H.
said defend.'ints lor the Hum of $7M.lt. mid KUetibautn, defemluiit.
Interest at 7 per cent, from the St Ii day of Krmik H. Kllenbiuim, non-resident de-
November, fil. beitiK it balaiit e due on nc- fi-ailent , will take notice thut on tlie Wilt
count for board anil nii-rclinmlise, fur- day of November, ISM, 11. ,S. Kiimsev,
nislied to delendants tit their requt-Ht. De- county judue of Cans county. Nebraska,
fetnlantH will further take notice that on Issued tin ortler of attachment for tlie sunt
the I'itli day of November, Wi, tlietlerk of of $15 K), In an net inn pendin before him,
the district court In and for Chhh county, w lii rem Jniues M. lnttersou is plaiutiir
Nebraska, issued nn order of attachment and Flunk II. Kllenbiiuin defi ndiint, Unit
for tlie snid sum of $7.l witli Interest un pro)crty of the defendant imiHlstinir of
i-hiimeil by the pltiintitT,lMlnKtlieHtiiouiit one "cash register," litis been Htt.'ulied
due In this artioti from the Ueft-ndntits j uritler nuid tirder. Said cnuse wns con.
nml that the Pillowing rent eBtine nits tinned to tlie ititii tiny of Iniiuary, i, tit
adieu tinner anil oy virtue or sum i in o ciock a. in., nt Mt liit li time you are re
quired to answer or default will betaken
.. ... ..I u..l.l ....I.......
ortler ns tlie tiriiiiriiy oi sum i.-ii-iin,iii,p.,
vli.. tlie southwest t-A of the northeast K ueainst von. JAMES M. I' VTI'K KStlN.
mid the noutheiist of the northwest H of I Hy K. H. Windham and . Spurlock,
liiti attorneys,
resiirnationa from Nebraska post-t
.,, . . n - ' '
irytne-uowQ ciinu,re, D.uu maters since the election. In most riutt.iioutu,
Darret guorautee It.
Section It, Township, is, Kntine 10, in C'ush
foiinty, Nebraska.
- 1-...1 In nnuU'Mr af.l.t ..At 1 1 I ....
on or be fun the Kitit tlav of January, iwi, The lincst line of dance nro.
Sffleilt rVnllend acc,"m'nK,y. W" K' Over exhibited in this city
at this oflice. It will pay you to
call and eee them.
K. Ii. WlNOIIAM.
Attorney for I'lnintilT.
Neb., November 22, itf.fi.
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