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AllclWgan Arrives With the Remain
I q Nebraskans On Board
OeiKTMi Ludlow (huhci Night Search to
Be Alittlv fir Armi-LUt of Of-gunlx-tlon
or KIOOO Mtn to lie Matitffd
Oat of the Service Twenty-Second I u
frtiilry lHyt lu Uettin? Blurted.
Havana, Jan. ; General Ludlow
Jims caused Hoveral private houaea to
searched fr ariDH. Kijjhteon rifles
wore heied nt No. 4(1 Compoatele
stroet. Tlio Hoiirclies were made in
tho middle of tho niht and were sub
mitted to quietly. The American
coroinisdioriurri are pleased with the
honorable conduct of General Castel
lanos and rtyinpatliizo with him. They
will probably make a rep e.sentalion
to President McKinley suiftrestinfj
some reeoL'nitioti of the Spanish com
mander's conduct.
Generals Wade and Hutler sail for
Tampa on Saturday and Brigadier
General Clous and Captain Hart tail
for New York direct. As General
Butler was driving on L'i Grena street
last evening, ho saw uChinaman tthoot
his mistress "n the head and run away.
Tho general hattily sent two Amoti
f iii soldiers in pursuit, but befo e the
Chinamrtii could be captured he stabbed
himself in tho heart.
The United St.itea transport Michi
gan, from Savannah, Ga., on Decem
ber 31, with two battalions of the
Third Nebraska, has arrived hero.
The Spanit-h transports b'ulda and
San Fran si .-co are coaling here, pre
paratory to going to Matanzas. Tele
grams received from Matanzas an
nounce the arrival there of General
Casteliano-?, who will not leave his
bhip. The United States Hag was
hoi.-ted at Matanzas on Sunday.
Tho sugar manufacturers of Matan
zas and Havana provinces started
gi inding cane yesterday.
Colonel W. II. Mabry of the First
Texas regiment is dying of spinal
meningitis, with which he was at
tacked on Saturday last. At a con
sultation of surgeons at the Quemados
eamu, where the colonel is being cared
lor, hope of his recovery was given up.
Colonel Mabry was recommended by
Generals Lee and Keifer a few days
ago for appointment to the regular
army.
Twelve K'gi men t Named.
Washington, Jan. 3. Secretary
Alger today made a partial list of the
regiments, etc., the department has
decided to muste- out of service. The
list includes twelve full regiments and
two independent companies and three
heavy batteries of artillery, approx
imating 16,000 or more men, which,
with their present location, are jis
follows:
In Alabama Sixty-ninth New York,
Third Florida., both at Huntsville;
Third Tennessee, at Anniston.
In Georgia Companies A and B,
Indiana colored infantry, at Chick
amauga; Third North Carolina and
Sixth Virginia, at Macon; Third New
Jersey and Fifteenth Pennsylvania, at
Athens.
In South Carolina South Carolina
heavy battery, at Sullivan's island;
Fourth Missouri, at Greensville; Sec
ond Tennessee, at Columbia; Ninth
Ohio, at SuncmerviLe.
In Texas Third Texas, at Fort
Clark.
in California Eighth California, at
Benicia barracks; heavy batteries I
and C, California artillery.
Delay In tetting Started.
S N Francisco, Jan. 3. The trans
port Sea ndia, which is to convey the
Tweutieth infantry to the Philippines,
cannot possibly leave this port before
January 15 or later, it has been
stated that the wives and families or
the Twentieth will go on the Scandia,
but as comfort will be at a premium
when all the soldiers are on board, an
effort will be made to have the women
sent on a later vessel.
The transport Ohio is due here on
or about the Sth inst., and will be pre
pared at once for the reception of the
Third and Twenty-second regiments
of the Uuited States infantry, which
have been ordered to the Philippines.
The Fighting tiipiueer of the Oregon.
Eternal vigilance is the price of
good engines. Robert Milligan, fight
ing engineer, and the men under him
put the Oregon where the men be
hind the guns could destroy the best
ships of Spain. The Oregon started
down the Pacific without a war time
complement of men twertyseven
short in the engineer's force, and
sixty-seven less than her .builders
furnished on her trial trip. This
meant work for the ninety-four who
had to steam her to Jupiter inlet.
When the ship stopped they worked
all the harder, for there was coaling
to bo done, and overhauling in careful
haste. When the coaling was speci
ally rapid, the orlicers aod men of the
engineer's force worked twenty-four
hours on end. The ship started when
the bunkers were filled.
Not an ounce of salt wator wa sal
lowed in the Oregon's boilers. Milli-o-an,
writing from Callaoto a brother
offioer, said. "I fear that I am rapidly
becoming the most unpopular man in
the ship, because I am determined
that we shall not put salt wator in the
boilers, and to that end have insisted
to the captain that, if necessary, we
must cut down the fresh water allow
ance for officers and men to the bare
amount for drinking and cooking."
Arthur Warren, in the Engineering
Magazine for January.
Sold Out.
Not by the sheriff, but by the ex
deputy, but a fresh supply of every
thing baked at Holloway's today.
Evkn'ISO News only ten ceBts per
0
Army I'riiinoponii
Tin- ro w a'lon oft obuiel I', y n . f
tl3 Thin) N niifka raiment and I hi-,
promotion of Lieu'enaiii Colon.) V i f -q
iain and Mhjoi J. hn H McCiay, has
neei mil iit-d many eh irgos in the regi
ment Governor ir.l.nmb vest rdav
annou' ced ? numb r of ppoiulmenlH,
among them being Carlos A. llawN,
second lieutenant of Company B, hp
pointed first lieutenant of Company Jj,
to rank from December 1, vice Oscar
H. Allen, who was appointed regimen
tal quartermaster.
The many friends of Lieutenant
Ilawls in this city, as well as in the
regiment, are glad to learn of his pro
motion. He expects to depart within
ten days for Cuba. His wife is rapidly
recovering from her illness.
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Residents Bitter Against the Order
In Regard to Customs Money.
Order to Centralize Kecetpt at Havana
Will Mean the Dlncharge of Many Kin
ployes MUffourt Pacific Kuglne l'lungea
Into the River, Killing Kngineer anil
Fireman.
Santiago Dk Cuba, Jan. 4. Meet
ings were held at all the political clubs
l.-.st night and even tho most con
servative people, those favoring the
annexation ol Cuba to the United
States, were astounded at the orders
from Havana for the centralization of
tho customs money there.
The last forty-eight hours have com
pletely altered tho situation here.
The province had gradually settled
down and was contented with the
order of things prevailing, recogniz
ing the benefits conferred. Now there
is a complete change and there is no
exaggeration in saying that the situa
tion is critical, that a spark will set
up a blaze which would plunge the
province into insurrection. It is gen
erally admitted that if 1,000 men were
suddenly discharged from the public
works, 6uch action would probably
cause a revolt which it would be hard
to quell.
Major General John IT, Brooke, the
governor general of Cuba, is ap
parently ignoring General Leonard
Wood in command here, and is cabling
direct to his subordinates. He has
ordered the acting collector of customs
to banK no money and the command
ing' general of the province has or
dered his officers to close several minor
offices, including Bayamo, practically
shutting off the mail of the regiments
there. Dr. Castillo will accompany
General Wood to Washington, rep
resenting the British interests in San
tiago, to lay these matters before the
president. General Wood's work here
is now more thoroughly appreciated
by tho Cubans.
Engine IMuugva Into River.
St. Louis, Jan. 4. A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Jefferson City,
Mo., says: The Missouri Pacific pas
senger train from Omaha and Kansas
City to St. Louis was derailed about a
mile west of Jefferson City at 3:30 a.
m. Engineer Charles Clawson of
Washington, Mo , and Fireman Zoll
of Sedalia were killed. They jumped
a the engine struck the boulder on
the track, but the machine rolled over
onto them and into the Missouri river.
All the cars, with the exception of the
rear Pullman, left the rails away from
tho river and ran into the bluff. It is
due to this fact that no lives among
the ninety passengers aboard were
lost. Traffic was delayed for several
hours.
Kara Run On Transports.
Sanannah, Ga., Jan. 4. Two
months ago Hugh McClair, steward on
the transport Roumanian, was dis
charged by the ship's quartermaster.
McClair said it was because he de
manded of the quartermaster his share
of profits made from the ship's store
room. Since McCfctir's story became
public, Depot Quartermaster Bellin
ger and Depot Commissary Ruthers
have been making an investigation.
What they found has been embodied
in an official report which went to
Washington last night.
It is stated that Quartermaster
WTrigley of the Roumanian and the
quartermasters in charge of the Mani
toba have been recommended dis
charged from the service. The sale
of liquors at one time must have come
close to the verge of a scandal. Nearly
everyone of the transports was run
ning a bar and selling considerable
liquor to the soldiers. The charge
was made that exorbitant prices were
charged on some of the transports
and big profits were made for the ste
wards or somebody.
Mrs. Glllett Joins Her Husband.
Abilene, Kan., Jan. 4 Mrs. Grant
Gillett, with her infant son and her
brother, left hereon the night train
to join her husband, the former cattle
plunger, now supposed to be in Mex
ico. She took much baggage and her
arrangements indicated a long stay.
Gillett ha9 written home frequently
and it is said he has met relatives in
Okalahoma within a week, after which
he went back to Mexico. It is not be
lieved here that he has offered any
compromise with creditors.
Some of his notes given for life in
surance have gone to protest.
Real Kfttate Transfer.
Following are the real estate trans
fers of the county as recorded in the
office of Recorder of Deeds Hay:
E. A. Hangs to S. K. Cole and Alice M.
Cole, n'i lot I. bile 8. Fleming & Race
add to Weepinsr Water wd $HH) (HI
C. I). Clapp and wife to I. aura A. Preston,
lots 10-lM2-i:m. bile 10. Elmwood
wd 00
John F. Cook and wile to J. M. Kiser. lot S
Mvnard wd 600
E. T. Hartley and wife to Geo. F. House
worth, lot 3. bile 3. Plattsmouth tied.. To 00
Kread.
Morning's bread hereafter may be
obtained at Zuckweilor & Lutz, Jona
than Hatt's, Dovey's and Fair store.
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Outgoing County Otllclalii Civen a K
cipluu Lam Evening Death unit Fun
eral of Mr. S I. Long Other Local
riHppeiilCiKrt of Interest
A very pleasant informal reception
was given to the outgoing county of
ficials Messrs. A. J. Graved and J. C.
Hayes last evening at the oyster par
lors of Jnhn Schiappacas.se. County
Judge Goorgo M. Spurlock delivered
the addref-s in behalf of the outgoing
official, which was responded to by A.
J. Gruves in a few well chosen
words. As it was gotten up after
the court house was closed not
all of tho county officials were
present, but it was quite a pleas
ant alTiiir, those present doing
ample justice to refreshments t-erved,
which did not include anything
stronger than water on tho side.
Heath of a I'ioneer Citizen.
Mrs. Klizibeth C. Long of Mynard,
Neb., was born in Ripley county,
Indiana, July 4, 182D, and died Janu
ary 3, JHilSl, aged 78 years, 5 months
and 119 days. At the ae of twenty-four
she was married to Simeon I. Long
(now deceased.) They resided to
gether in Iowa until the fall of 180(i
when they removed to Nebraska,
where she lived until her death.
1 hroe sons survive her, Araham,
Silas and Watson, and have the sym
pathy of their many friends in their
bereavement.
The deceased became a member of
tbeChurchof the United Brethren in
Christ in 1876, and lived an earnest
and devoted Christain until her death.
The funeral services wre c inducted
at Liberty Chapel Thursday at 11
o'clock, by Rev. A. J. Smith, after
which the remains were laid to rst in
the Horning cemetery.
RAILROAD NOTES AND PERSONALS
Arthur Helps was an Omaha visitor
this afternoon.
Fireman Will Rennor was attending
to business i:i Lincoln today
Superintendent (f Motive Power
Hawksworth went to llavelock and
Lincoln this morning.
W. D. Messersmith is again at his
post in the Burlington yards after a
two weeks' tu-el with the grip.
The Northwestern was considerably
worsted in the race with the Burling
ton yesterday morning. Tho latter
company's fast train anived in Coun
cil Bluffs on time and the Northwest
ern arrived one hour and fifteen min
utes late, having left Chicago forty
minutes late. They lost thirty-five
minutes making the run. The Bur
lington arrived in Council B'utTs on
time thi morning.
Charles Howe, suDuly agent for the
Burlington's Missouri lines, has se
cured for J. W. Bridge tho position of
assistant foreman of the company's
lumber j'ards at Ilanibal, Mo. Mr.
Bridge is now in the emp'oy of tho
Burlington at Lincoln, and his many
friends in this city, where he resided
with his family for several years, will
be pleased to learn of his good for
tune. He will go to Ilanibal next
Soturday to enter upon his duties.
The first heat of 1 he race between
the fast mail trains of the Burlington
and Northwestern railroads for a
$750,100 contract was concluded in
Council Bluffs yesterday morning.
Each train ran at a ninety mile clip
during a portion of tho trip,the North
western arriving eighteen minutes
ahead of time and the Burlington
eight minutes ahead of time. The
Burlington anived on time this morn
ing, but it was not learned how the
Northwestern came out, it having
left Chicago fortv minutes late.
CITY AND COUNTY.
WEDNESDAY.
Sim Upton of Union was in the city
today.
B. Spurlock of York is in the city
visiting his son, George, and wife.
This was pension day at the county
clerk's office, the cle-k aod deputy
being busy making out vouchers.
Turner Zink, the commissioner-elect
from the Third district, arrival in the
city last evening and will take the
oath of office tomorrow.
John C. Hayes, whose term of office
as a member of the board of countj
commissioners expired today, will de
part tomorrow for an extended visit at
Clyde, O., his wife having goce about
five weeks ago.
M-s. A. J. Thompson and children,
who have been visitiug with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Buttery, departed
today for a visit with friends at Mc
Cook, tifter which they will return to
their homo at Alliance.
Mrs. Long, widow of the 1-tte S. I.
Long, and mother of Silas and Wa son
Long, residing near Mynard, died
yesterday and will be buried in the
Horning cemetery at 11 oVIock tomor
row. She had been demented for
some time.
Sheriff Wiilium Wheeler returned
last night from his trip to Des Moines
and Osceol-j, la. He ssiid he talked
with the attorneys who defended Joe
Walverion in the murder trial a few
week9 ago and they virtually admitted
the latter's guilt.but said the prosecu
ting attorney whs not very s'.rongnnd
he was not convict.d. Wolverton is
now staying near Osceola. "Billy"
H'OV(iTi;cni;rrii!? inv
iu wur imvtu
pays thi' t-h rifT at O-ci-ol.i 's tic, ined
to act tho cwino in Um? in i i f the
reward, but he intends to fuie.- t.un to
di-g rg
'I h" i-t Nit ion al ban f of t li m ii t y
has j jst t'li-itallcd a new -.! . a 1 it is
a line piece of me rhatil-m. Ii wa.-
mannf . tt ired by thu Deiboid S if.; and
Lock company f Canton, )., being a
tripplo time lock, t wo c Jtu hi nation
with four tumblers encli, and looks us
though it would puzzle an expert to
get into it. Tho weight of the safu is
K.SUO pounds and it cost t l, ;V 0. It will
be placed in tho vault as i-oon as a few
more inchis of com-rete have been
added. Tr.e old safe was so d to seme
Iowa pai ties.
IJ. W. Beaver and wife, residing
near Klmwood, arrived in I'lattsmouth
last evening, being on their ictur.i
from a ten days' visit with relatives at
Vilisea, la. Mr. Beaver, it will be
remembered, sold his farm near Cedar
CVeek about a year ago and purchased
one near Kimwood. He stales he is
well phased with his new location,
having an eighty-acre tract upon
which there is not a ditch, something
lli'it could not bo i-aid of hi-s old farm.
Mr. fk-iivor and wife relu'T.eJ to Klm
wood tod ay.
TIU'KSDAV.
Tom K l'armele of Louisville was
i n the city today.
Will I'll, .r made a business trip to
Omaha this morning.
Baxter Smith made a brief trip to
Omaha this iifternoon.
Mrs. 1). S. Guild and little mhi arc
visiting friends in Omaha.
Mrs. J'. II. Steimker was a passen
ger for Omaha this afternoon.
Mrs. S?m Patterson went to Li i coin
this alternoon to visit her husband.
C. C. Parraeie ar.d A. W. White
were Omaha visitors this afternoon.
Postmaster George Copeland of
llavelock was in the city yes'erday.
Willi i m Ctegliorn of Louisville was
attending to business in the city today.
Fred Ramgo and Will Oliver have
gone to Greenwood on a business trip.
Tom Walling is suffering from an at
tack of the prevailing epidemic, the
grip
Mr. Buidick of Windom, Minn., is
visiting friends in the city for a few
days.
Everton Schlegel of Lincoln was in
the city today. J la is now working
for the MeCormiek Harvester ('.
Arthur TolitT came down from N.ir
f ol i-c Lift evening and will visit his
parents and other friends i;i the city
for a Tow days.
William Rose of Nehawka was in
the city today getting his discharge
from the county judge as executor of
the Ingwerson estate.
Mrs. I. N. Bell of Salt Lake arrived
in the city this morning and will visit
her sister, Mrs. S. D. Black of -South
Park for several days.
Mrs. Henry Tartsch went to Lincoln
this afternoon ar.d after visiting
friends there a few days will return to
her home at McCook.
Loren Davis departed this afternoon
for his raining claim at Gold Field,
Colo., after a week's visit with his
parents and other friends in the city.
W. L. Browne, formerly of this city,
but now of Lincoln, has just returned
from Huntington, Ind., having been
called there ou account of the death
of his father, Rev. J. R Browne.
Landlord Coates of the Hotel Riley
is feeling about as good as. the best of
them today on account of a fine new
boy which arrived this morning
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Professor W. II. Gregg of Green
wood is m the city making arrange
ments for the delivery of his lecture.
"In the Morning." Professor Gregg is
totally blind and is a graduate of the
institute for the blind at Nebraska
City.
Messrs. G. W. Young, J. P. Falter
and Turner Zink, the board of county
commissioners, have gone to Lincoln
to attend a meeting of the commis
sioners of the state. Mr. Young is a
member of tho legislative committee
of the commissioners, and the purpose
of the meeting is to make some recom
mecdations for the legislature to act
upon.
A few days ago Dean Bignell, son
of K. B. Eignell, was the happy pos
sessor of a pair jol homing pigeons
Later they d isappearcd, and yesterday
a letter was received from Colorado
Springs, saying that the pigoons had
arrived at their former home. The
pigeons had been presented to Dean
by a friend at Colorado Sprinps, were
brought to Litsec.ln by express, and
yet, when liberal Nd, had found no dif
ficulty in returning to the Colorado
city, a distance of o"0 miles. Lincoln
Journal.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Probate Notice.
In the County Court of Cass County. Nebraska.
Ncitice by publication tor tinal settlement oi
the administration accounts in the matter ol the
estate oi Samuel A. Holbrook, deceased. l;an
nie Appleton Lowell and Julia H. Addition and
all other persons interested. You are hereby noti
fied that Widiam L. Lowell, executor, January
3. 1M! tiled herein his hnai account, together
with his petition for final settlement, alleging
among other things, that the teal estate of which
deceased died seized in Cass county. Nebraska,
and all other property situated in Nebraska, has
been sold and converted into cash: that the above
named persons are tne residuary legatees: that
the cash residue now in the hands of the ex
ecutor, and due from hint to tills estate is the
sum ot $..V-li.l7: that the estate is insolvent: that
it is necessary to transler the residue oi t his es
tate from the jurisdiction of this court to the
jurisdiction of the probate court of Cumberland
county, .Maine, where administration oi this es
tate was lirst granted: thnt the executor has ren
dered extraordinary services not required in the
common course ot administration, hir w hich he
asks compensation in the sum ot il'im. that the
expenses oi the ancillary proceedings in the pro
bate and district courts of Cass county.Nebraska,
aggregate the sum of $1.54:t nO. Petitioner prays
that his accounts of administintion may be set
tled: that he be ordered to pay the residue of this
estate to the executor now acting and appointed
by the probate court of Cuniterlaud county,
faine. and for eauitable relief. Take notice.
that if you fail to appear before said court on. the
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at II. i tMiniiitl.. .Stlua k i. Hum :!t day ol Jai
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fSir.i' i ' Minlv Iu'Ikc.
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Legal Notice.
Notice ot n j pi 1 . in fur lucn-.r t-
eii leal t"
Uoi.i es
tate by the ad minimi i itoi ul t
J..I-
tate.
To all persons inteu- ted in the e' t.iU- of Juhn
lion-j, deceased .
Youaie hereby nutmed that upon the-Mli day
of December, A. 1. lM'M. the Honorable l'.a-,il .
Kamsey, judge of the ilistrit t nun t, issued the fol
lowing Ol lil'l .
lu the Dist i ict Coin t of C;isi count v, Nebraska,
In the matter oi the est.tle ol John lions, de
ceased. Older to show cauvr whv license should not is
sue to I lenrv Ujus, admiiiistiator, to sL-, leal es
tate to pay debts.
Now ou this "Mh day of December, A. D. IS'.iM,
theie was pie-eiited to the judge ol the disliut
comt the petition oi Henry lions, admiiii tiatoi.
ol the est me ol John lions, deceased, lor lict-n-e
to seil lots seven and eight in block loiuieen, the
south one-thud ot lots loin, five am! si in tilock
stMinteen, all in the city ol I'laltsmoulh, in ( as
county. Nebraska: and p.nt ot lots lour, live and
six in block six in Dukes' addition to the citv ot
I'lattsmouth, iu Cass county, Nebraska, ami it
appearing to t he court liom said petition that it
may be necessary to sell said leal estate to pay
the debts, costs and expenses oi the estate ol the
deceased, ohn lions.
It is hereby ordered that all persons interested
in said estate shall be and appear at the olln e id
the clerk of the l istrict court at the court house
in riultsimmth. Nebraska, on the 1-Uh day ol
l-ebruary A. D. Is'-'i. at !l o'clock A. M . then and
there to show can c, ii any, why said license
should not lie issued to the admiuistiator to sell
the above described real estate.
it is fuither ordered that notice shall be given
bv publication m the M-: mi Ki.Ki.y Ni-.ws-IIkkm
w lor a period ol four consecutive weeks
Irom the at) h day ol Dei ember A. D. IS'.is
lu witness whereof 1 have heieuuto set my
hand at the ' hainliels this ".'sth day ol Decembei.
A. I ) s;er
Hash. S. Kamsi- y.
Judge ot the District C"uit.
And by virtue of s id order you are In-rby noti
ti:d to appear at the ollice oi the cleik oi the dis
trict couit on the l'tth day oi l-ebruarv, A 1 ).
is H, at ti o'clock A. M, then and there 'to show
cause, if any, why said license should not be is
sued to the aumniistrat r. Henry lions, to sell
the real estate above described in said order to
pay debts, costs and expenses.
Ill NKY Hons, Administrator.
IJvro.n Ci.akk. Attorney.
Legal Nut ice.
In the district court of Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter ot the guardianship of John O.
O'Kourke and Joseph 1 . O'Kourke.
Under and by virtue cl a license to sell the real
estate hereinafter .described made in the above
entitled cause pending in tne district couit
holden within and for Cass county, Nebraska, toy
the Hon. liasil S. Kamsev, judge, on theiuhday
ot July, A, D. IMim, I will, on January L'I, IfcU'.l, at
the south door ot the court house in the city ol
I'lattsmouth, in Cass county, Nebraska, at 10
o'clock a. m. oiler for sale:
Lot ten (10), in block ninety live ('.'"', in the city
of I'lattsmouth.
Lots nine and ten f )M. block twenty-six
f-tij, in Duke's addition to the city ot I'latts
mouth. Lots ten flO, eleven 111) and twelve 12, in
block one I I in Stadelman's addition to the city
of Plattsmouth, all in the county of Cass, and
state of Nebraska, to the highest bidder for cash,
said minors owning an undivided one-hall of said
lands, and the undersigned and Anna L.
O'Kourke owning; the remaining undivided one
half. ( ne-half oi the realty will be the sale ol the
guardian, and the remaining one halt the in
dividual ol the said owners.
Nki.i.ik M. O'Kih kke as (iuardian,
and tor herself and Anna L. O'Kourke.
By her attorney, liyion Clark.
Notice to Creditors.
Sr.-vrr. or Ni-.hhaska, cs
Class Count v. f " ' '
In County Com t.
In the matter of the estate of lsabelle Kinery,
decea sed .
Notice is hereby given tiiat the creditors of said
decease'; will meet the administrator OI said es
tate, before nie, county judge ol Cass county, Ne
braska, at the county cunt room in Plattsmouth
iu sat 1 county, on thellth day of hebruarv, A. D.
l-'J'.i, and o:i the ltth day of July. JW.i. at U
o'clock A. M. each day for the purpose of pre
senting their claims tor examination, adjustment
and allowance. Mx months are allowed tor the
creditors ot said deceased to present their claims,
from the 14th day of January. 1 '.;.
Witness my hand and the seal of said county
couit at I'lattsmouth, Nebraska, this l'.'th day
December, 1".
(lEOKl'.E M. Sri'RLOCK,
(Seal) County Judge.
Notice of Administration.
In County Court. Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter ol the estate of Franklin Neiinann,
deceased.
Frederick Vallcry. Mxwell Yallery, Josephine
Yallery, iniants, and till other persons interested
in said matter, are hereby notified that a petition
has been tiled in said court, alleging that said de
ceased died leaving no last will, and praying for
administration of said estate, and that if you fail
to appear at said court on the lutn day of January
A. D., Is!.', at i o'clock A.M.. to contest said
petition, the court may grant the prayer of said
petition, and grant administration of said estate
to D. O. Dwyer. or some other suitable person,
and proceed to a settlement ot said estate.
W itness my hand and seal oi said court
at I'lattsmouth. Nebraska, this, the l'Jth. day ol
December, A. 1). Wx.
Gkokoe M. m-cklock,
(Seal) County Judge.
Probate Notice.
In County Court. Cass County. Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Ceiicia smith, de
ceased, Lewis Smith, John C. Smith, Howell Smith
and all other persons interested in said matter,
are hereby notified that on the 9th day of Decem
ber, isi's, A. J. Graves hi. d a petition in said
court alleging among other things, that Celicia
-mithdied on the 24th day ol November, ISUS.
leaving a last wiii and testament an i possessed
ol an estate of about the value oi $."00 0 i, and that
the above named constitute all the per
sons interested in the estate of said de
ceased, and praying for the probate of
said will and lor administration of the
said estate. You are hereby notified that if you
fail to anpear before said court on the 12th day ol
January'A. D. lb'MK at '1 o'clock p. m.; to contest
the probate of said will, the court may allow and
probate said will and grant administration of
said estate to A. J. Craves, or some other suitable
person, and proceed to a settlement thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal oi said court at
Plattsmouth, Nebra.-ka. this l-'th dav of De
cember A D. !;!. George M Spurlock,
seal County Judge.
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of Cass County Nebraska,
In the matter of the estate of Henry Stoli, de
ceased. 1 his cause came on for hearing on petition of
Henry M. soennicshen as administrator with will
aune.xedoi e.-tateof Henry Stoli. deceased, praying
for license to sell lot two (-) in the north-east
quarter of section 35, in tow n 13, range 13, Cass
county, Nebraska lot three (3) In the north-west
quarter of section thirty-nve (35) town 13. range
13, aforesaid; the north-east quarter of the south
west quarter ot said section c"i, town 13, range 13,
atoresaid, and also lots one, two and three, (1, -and
3j, in block one (i). Young and Hay's addi
tion to the of city Plattsmouth. Cass county. Ne
braska, for the payment of debts in the sum oi
$.,;i2.3y with costs of administering estate and for
sale of land, alleging that because of the nature,
situation and condition of said real estate, it will
be necessary to sell all of said real estate that
the residue nnglit not be greatly depreciated in
value if enough alone was sold to pay said debts,
costs and expen-es.ihere not being sulhcient per
sonal property to pay said debts and expenses.
It is therefore ordered by me that ail persons in
terested in said estate and especially:
Philin Moll. Charles Stoli. Mrs. Charles Stol!
first name unknown: Elizabeth McFarland and
her husband, M r. Farland, first name unknown;
llMiiire Lehr. Georce Lelir. ir.. and W ile. A. 3
Lef.r, first name unknown; diaries Lehr. Minnie
Lehr.Christinae Leach. John Leach. Martha Lena
Been- and husband. Mr. P.eerv. lirst name un
known; Mena Thierolf, Henry Thieroif, Kosanna
Maurer, jotin Maurer, Louisa Kippie, josepn
Hippie. Wiiiiam Mo.l, August Moll, Jacob Moil
and I-red Mod annear before me at my chambers
office cleric of the district court, in the court
house at Plattsmouth. Cass county, Nebraska.
on the lith day of January, A. D.. 1'.'J. at the
hour ol 1 c clock p. m.,to snow cause wriya
license should not be granted to said administra
tor with will annexed to sell all ot tne aDove de
scribed real estate. 'J his order shall be served
by publishing same for four successive weeks
prior to dav of hearing; in the Seriv.-Weekly
News-Herald. Dated November A. D. !!.
Basil S. Kamsev,
Judge oi th District Court.
J. L. Root, Attorney lor Administrator.
Legal Notice.
To Wiiiiam T. Eaton in his own right, and as ad
ministrator c t the estate ot traerson H. Laton.
deceased. Augusta T. Eaton, his wife. Simeon
F. Katan. Auguate Eaton, his wife. Fred H.
Eaton. Mrs. Laton. his v:le. first real name un
known; Art K. Alexander, non-iesident defend
ants. on are each hereby notified that on August
12, 1W Ellis 1'. Hartley, as plaintiff, began an
action against you and other defendants in the
district court of Cass county, Nebraska, to fore
close certain tax sale certificates and the taxes
paid thereunder, on lots - and 3. in block 1 xl in
the city of Plattsmouth. Cass county. Nebraska,
numbered .W and .Vy issued to the plaintiff iJe-cenibi-rii,
1W-, pursuant to sale of said land for
delinquent taxes. 1 lamtitl p ays tor decree ol
forcclos'ir- and sale of said l and to satisfy the
liens thereon and lor general relief. You are re-
?uired to answer plaiutift s petition on or before
December ". l'.'s.
Ellis T. Hartley,
By I. II, HafiLD. Attorney.
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