H DISPATCH ROM 6EHERIL WHITE
Britisb Conjmander Gives Recount
of Yule's EvacuatiOQ of
Dundee.
Two Boer Forces fire Reported to
OutQunber the British By
Three to One.
London", Ot. 25 The following
dispatch from General Sir George
White to tho Maiquia of Lansdowne,
secretary of state for war, received
last evening hi 11 o'clock, waa posted
at tbe war office eooo after midnight:
"LaDYHMITII, Oct. 24.-9 p. m. Id
formation received yesterday ehowed
that tho Boers bad eatxbliehod them-
selves in considerable outnbers in an
xct-eJingly strong position west of
main road J.mdinjf from Ladymith to
Duudite. I ul.-o bad information tuut
tbat the Dundee force, formerly ci-m-tnaaded
by General Sympna od eloce
his wounairj: .-..mmanded by General
Yuin, w a failing back ou Ladysmitb
y way i.f trie Ildpmaaker road. Beilh
ana ihe v .m. ys of the WachbaoK and
Suudny rivers and we expected io
reach Sunday iivo- valley today I,
therefore, m- ved a strong force to
cover the mor meDi of Yule.
"The enemy within about seven
miles of L dyirith in a position rf
grjal n tor.l rlreuiMh west of tbe
road. Wn.n he .. tuat preparations
were biing m !-: a-rainst him he
opened lire ith o..o with great
accuracy. On- Mr il'.eiy soon got
into position and ti tiun was si
lenced. Our troop- w-ie ordered to
occupy a jron;; riuo parallel to the
enemy but nuaii-r the r-nd. I oonCned
my efforts to ircuy,inj; and hitting
htm hard cbough to prevent him tak
ing action against Yule's column.
Number if the tn-my have fled to
the weal aoa tL.s Cl ing had practically
oea?ed at '1 o'rli c!."
lital Jt Worst rs.
Tho w;ir Oicn dispatch seems to
realiz-Ji e worst fears. General Yule
has abandoned col only Dundee but
Gleiicoe also and o far aa present
news would iu Jicate he Una neither
joined Get oral While n r reached
Ladyemitn. Gen-ra1 White's 'suc
cessful nciion,"' announced in parlia
meet by Mr Wyndham, seems to re
solve itself into a mere engaging of
the Attention of the Free Slate troops,
while Uenrrnk Yule is slipping south
waid. 3rlft Action Seeded.
A Capetown correspondent of the
Daily Mail, telegraphing t 9:45 p. m.
yesterday, says:
"I be.iev' the first attack will he
m de on the lrge Fre State force,
whicb entered Natal by way of Tintwa
pass anil whicb has t-ince b en baraa
i Di? LmJtm tb. The militry ai -b-i'iii
decided that by joining
f es the two generals w.-u a be be
tei a le ;oo pe wiih d-e nrge force
at l. me than by having two small
detachments to oppose simultaneously
wo big Boor forces. Consequently,
after defeating the Free State troops
they will offer battle to Commandant
General Joubert Only forty miles
now separate the two Boer force f.
Hence the need of swift and telling
action.
"The two sections of the Boer army
together outnumber tbe entire British
force bv three to one. Hard fighting
is certiin at an early date. Our men
are confident and there is much en
tbulasm."
TWO DIE FROM STARVATION.
rMiDn on Schooner Mara From Cap
Noma In a Wretched Plight.
SKATTLK, Wash., Oct. 24. After a
voyae of twenty-eight days from Cape
Nome, during wbieh two men died
from starvation and others were half
crazed from want of food and water,
lb-.- Bcho-'ii'-r He arrived in port this
m ' ing with n.-arly 200 passengers
on boar
Newao the wretched plight of the
U-r 's (MS e H-in w.ts brought here
Sunday uiht by the steamer Lnktm-.
Tho revenue cutter Gr.tut and the tuj
Sea Lion were immediately started
after tho schoouer. They succeeded
In findiog the schooner yesterday
about fifty miles off Cape Flattery.
Tbe two deaths reported are those
of J. S. Rvan. who came on board a
well man, bat through bid food and
lack of attention gradually grew worse
until he died on October 6 The other
case ie much tbe same. George Lroby
through want c-t nourishment and con
Cnement in ill-ventilated quarters.was
taken with typhoid fever and died on
October 21. While he waa sick ho had
absolutely no medical attention. Botb
were buried at sea.
From the statements of other pas
sengers it is learned that the agent of
the ship at Nome guaranteed them
plenty of good provisions on the way
down. They were charged t50 apiece
for their passage. When they were a
few days out meat, sug r and butter
ran out. The menu consisted of salt
pork and oanned mutton.
There was a little dried, fruit on
board, but only enough to supply the
table thrre times with dried peaches
and twice with dried prunes. From
- that time on, for nearly twenty-four
days, their fod consisted of flour and
coffee. There was pleat of flour, but
the watei hs short. Four das ago
the la-t f tl.e unpalatable salt horse
was consumed. Had it not bf en for
rainstorms which felt for a few days.
they would have been without water
also.
When the Her t anchored out in the
stream tbe majority of the men were
so weak tht thy could t ot carr
tbeir gold dus ashore without assist
ance. Several pesenger were crazed
from their tert-IWe rperloaasts and
bad to be carried a-'-e andtauen
care of.
Even taking their ii-rlble voyage
intvi consideration, t'io passengers
unite in declaring N :oe to b- the
gr atest camp on ear h and many of
them will return in the spring.
SHERIFF BROUGHT BACK HIS MAN
Marl Handy, the Uesparmte Slf Crimi
nal, la Now In JalL
From Wednesday's Dally
Sheriff Wheeler returned from Kan
sas City this morning having In
charge the desperate negro ctiminal
known aa Burl Handy, whom be had
been Id search of for the past three
months.
The sheriff made a quick trip. He
left Pisttr-moutb Tuesday afternoon,
went to Lincoln for the requisition,
arriving there at C o'clock. There he
learned tbat Governor Poynter, his
priv-ite secretary, the attorney gen
eral and his deputy were all ab.-ent
from the city Nothing daunted he
hunted up F L Mary, the governor's
cl-rk, w nt to the Capitol, had the
p pers mside out. found Secretary of
State Porter and had them counter
signed In time to take the 9:25 Mis
souri Pacific train for K.nsas City
that nijrht.
At the latter place he found his man
in cus'ody of the police, who had been
looking for htm at Sheriff Wheeler's
instance: They had looked up his
record and found that be had not long
ago been released from serving a five
years sentence in the Kansas stated
prison, and waa regarded as a des
perate crook.
Handy told tbe sheriff that after es
caping from Constable Cain in the
Burlington yards here he went west
and had been working as a section
man on the Central Pacific railway for
a month or more in Nevada, and as
evidence of this gave the sheriff a
time check showing that some $39 was
due him w hen he quit to come b ck to
his former home at Kansas City, which
time check Jttae sheriff yesterday had
cashed for him.
Burl Handy, it will be remembered,
was captured July 8 last, red-handed,
for breaking into a boarding car on
the Hock Island railway and stealing
some valuables. ills companion,
Harry Thomas, taken at the same
time, is now serving time in tbe peni
tentiary for tbat crime. Con-table
Cain, with an assistant, whs bringing
the two men to Plattsmouth, co miner
down on a freight whicb rrived after
nightfall. The train stopped S'-me
distance up in the y irds. Cain, hav
ing Handy ia his charge, stepped out
of tbe way-car, the prisoner following.
A moment later the prisoner struck
his keeper a heavy blow, knocking
him up against the side of the car, and
slipping beneath the car, dis ipieared
in the darkness. Thomas wa lodged
in jt.il. and was afterward sent to the
'pen."
Sheriff Wheeier fels that the 700 or
600 'ette-s h has writt-n i qui t g
for Ha d 'a whereabouts were not
in vaia.
II
Called for Ufa.
From Wednesday's Daily.
Mr. Hiram E. .Spencer and Miss
Elizabeth C. Tbouvei al were married
in tbe presence of a number of friends
at 2 o'clock this afternoon at tbe home
of the bride's parents Rv. Asa
Sleeth, pastor of the M. E. church,
officiating.
The bridegroom is an employe in
the Burlington shops, was lately a
member of Company C, Second Ne
braska, and has long been known in
the city. The bride is tbe daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dm Tbouvenal.livine
near the fair grounds.
The bridal party ltft on the after
noon train for a weeks' visit among
friends in Colorado.
The best wishes of The News go
with them.
It Mar Mean Mach.
From Wednesday's Daily.
Charles C. Partnele yesterday closed
the deal for tbe purchase of lot 10,
b ix k 2744x120 teet of this city, pay
in ab u- 81 20 for the same. This Is
the lot djo ni- g the Hotel Riley on
the west, a' d he has been Uying to
buy it ?or some time, expecting to
ereot a building thereon that maybe
of general interest to the city. C. P.
Denny of Maryvllle, Mo., was the
owner of the lot. It ia now occupied
by two dwelling houses
If Mr. Parmele's present plans are
carried out the improvement spoken
of will be begun early next spring.
James ed Injured.
Mr. James Reed struck his leg
against a cake of ice in such a manner
as to bruise it severely. It became
very much swollen and pained him so
badly that be could not walk without
tbe aid of crutches. He was treated
by physicians, also used several kinds
of liciment and two and a bnlf g Hons
of whiskey in bathing It, but nothing
gave any relief until be began using
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This
brought almost a complete cure in a
week's time and he believes that had
he not used this remedy his leg would
have had to be amputated. Mr. Reed
is one of he leading merchant of
Clay Cour House, W. Va. Pain Ba m
is unequaled for sprains, bruises and
rheumatism. Ko a 1 by li dru gists
A B. Ptrie succeed Orrnsel.
An order has been issued from the
Burlington headquartea appointing
A. B P rie, formerly master mechanic
o' the Bu- iingt"" pUnt' Wmor, to
tbe pooitioo of master mechhoic of
the Havt-iock snopa. Mr. .fine n s
for a number of years been connected
with tbe mecbnioal department of
thf road and Is bald o he -a man pecu
liarty fitted for tbe position to which
h is appointed He was in former
years a machinist in the Bu'llnsftou
hops io thl city. nd ha many
friends here who a. e gl id at his promotion.
CITY AND COUNTY.
WEDNESDAY.
Charles Lech of McCook is in the
city vlitintf old friends. -
Willis J. Horton of Wabash was in
town yesterday paying his taxes.
George F. Hoaoewortb, clerk of tho
court, went to Ashland this morning.
Miss Ollte Jone departed today for
Peru, Neb., whore sho expects to un
dergo medical treatment.
J. A. Gutsche, foreman of the brass
foundry, went to Omaha today on
business for the Burlington.
A. E. B. Neligb, the blacksmith,
went to Omaha on business with tho
M. P. railway thia morning. -
Mrs. G. W. ( AUDt Martha) Young
returned last evening from a months'
visit among friends in Missouri.
Richard Rivet, foreman of the Bur
lington car rcpir shop at Alliance, is
greeting old friends in town today.
Tom Beverage, who is in tho employ
of 11. E. Pankonin in the harness busi
ness at Louisville, was at borne over
night.
W. T. Melvin, one of the veterans of
the civil war, went to Omaha today to
be examined for an increase of his
pension.
The time for the preliminary hear
ing of Burl Hand; has not yet been
fixed by Justice Archer. It will bo
somo days hence.
Rhese Walker returned yesterday
from his Colorado ranch, where be
has been rounding up and branding
cattle for the past month.
James Brantner of Alliance is visit
ing relatives in the city. He came to
South Omaha with cattle for the mar
ket, thence to Plattsmouth.
Mrs. I'. J. Clark of Marshalltowo,
la., an old-time friend who has been
visiting Mrs J. I. L'nruh for a few
days, returned homo this afternoon.
llaln b-gan to f.tll about 4 o'clock
yesterday and continued through the
night. Some two inches fell before it
ceased, and tho ground was thoroughly
soaked.
Mrs. George E. Dovey, who was ill
yesterday, is much improved today.
Mr. Dovey was also kept at borne yes
terday by illness, but was able to at
tend to business today.
The case of D. S. Draper vs. tho
Keystone Manufacturing company,
tried Saturday last before Justice
Archer, iu which the jury disagreed.
ws set for rehearing Nov. S next.
Albert Beivillo was to havo been
tried today before Judge Archer on a
charge of disturbing the peace, but he
came in and plead guilty and whs fined
$1 and costs thus avoiding a trial.
T m Parraele and Percy Agnew ro-
turned tast evening from a hunting
trip Ht tbe lakes near Alliance, bring
ing with tbem about 100 ducks, whicb
were di tributed among their friends.
Frank ScMater, accompanied by
Mrs. Will Schiater and eon, arrived
from Alliance last, evening, as ex
pected. They will make their homes
ia this city f r the present, at least.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Light of Fair
field, Ia,, are visiting with tbe family
of A. vv . White and other friends in
ind near the city. Mrs. Light is a
niece of Mrs. White. Mr. Light is a
bank cashier and is quite a wealthy
man.
The democrats of the city are n
good deal disappointed at learning that
ex-Governor Altgeld was obliged to
cancel his engagement to sdo.ik here
next Monday evening, and their sad
ness was not nrtlified by the later re
port that ex Governor W. J. Stone of
Missouri would be here Friday even
ing of next week instead. They ex
pected that Mr. Altgeld would draw
a large crowd of Germans, who will
not come out to bear tbe Missourian.
THURSDAY.
J. L. Hartshorn of Louisville was in
town too ay.
William Gilmour went to Omaha
thi afternoon.
John M. Leyda was at Weeping
Water last night.
C.S.Polk went up to Raj mond to
see his sick brother this afternoon.
Lee Pollard one of Nehawka's sub
stantial citizens, was in town today.
Bennett Cbiriswisscr was investigat
ing tho South Omaha cattle makot to
day.
Tom Pattercon and Percy Agnew
have gone to Waubonsie on a hunt for
ducks.
Charles Brandt of South Bend pre
cinct, was at the county judge's office
today.
II. A. and II J. Likewise of Cedar
Creek were in town yesterday visiting
friends.
Harry Read, the Weeping Water
real state man, was in town today on
business at the court house.
Sheriff Wheeler went to Lincoln
this afternoon, conveying Richard
Shrader to the insane hospital.
Andrew Itsssmussen a teacher near
Murray, who has been visiting in
Micnigan, returned borne today.
Miss iiattle Long returned last
evening from a visit of several days
with the family of Dr. Harsha and
other friends in Omaha.
Constable J. A. Cain of South Dond
came down this morning to identify
the colored man. Burl Handy, in jail
ujr the Rick Island car robbery last
July.
Bob Fredrlcksen's gang of bridge
repairers for the B. & M. were at work
today on a bridge east of tbe river.
Tomorrow they go out on the Culbert
eon branch.
Jud?e Spurloclt today Issued a li
cense to wed to Mr. Herman Borne
man, aged tweuty-two, and MIsb Mar
tha Mary Brandt, aged sixteen, both
of the vicinity of Murdock. Charles
Brandt, father of the young lady,
was in and made the necessary affi
davit giving his assent to the issuance
of the document, on account of his
daughter being under age.
County Commissioners Falter and
Zink, after checking up on the books
of the road overseers for some days,
adjourned this afternoon, Mr. Zink
taking the train for home.
A. B. Todd don't put himself up as
a prophet, but he says that he believes
Judge Reese will be elected, no has
been about the state and knows how
the people are talking.
Tuesday night's fall of rain, which
amounted to 2i inches, was general
throughout the state, and did much
good in stopping the dust blowing
and putting the fields in good condi
tion. The corn crop that is being husked
in this county is not turning out as
well as wa9 expected. It runs from
thirty to fifty bushels per acre the
average being perhaps less than
thirty-live bushels.
Charles L. Sharp of Louisville was
brought -before Justice Archer this
morninsr on the charge of obtaining
money and property on false pretenses.
Sharp .vas brought down Tuesday by
R, W. llyers, special deputy sheriff,
and placed in jail. He plead not
guilty and was bound over to court.
An attorney from Papillion is here in
Sharp's behalf, and is endeavoring to
procure bail for him. Two other men
Dave Campbell acd Hal Atterborry
are wantod for the snme olfience.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to tho pub
lic to know of one concern in tho land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The propri
etors of Dr. King's Now Discovery for
Consumption, couf hs and eolds, have
given away 6ver ten million trial
bottles of this great modieine; and
havo the satisfaction of knowing it has
absolutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma, bronehitia.hoarsoness
nrd all diseases of tho throat, chest:
and lungs are surely cured by it. Call
on F. G. Fricko & Co. druggists, and
got a free trial bottle. Ueeular si.o
50c and II. Every bottle guaranteed,
or prico refunded.
Tho horse thief Gregory, who was
ciiptured at Council Iilufls Tucfdny
after a sanguinary duel with tho au
thorities, some time ago left a mart;
and a mule whieh ho had htolen at
Louisville. The ownership of the
mare is now claimed iy n man at
Heaver Crossing, and he hns tele
graphed that he will bo after her
soon. It seems that after leaving
these animals there ho went up to
Ashland and stole another mule from
E. D. Laughlin, and it was this mule
that caused his arrest at tho grading
camp at Lo vol and.
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On the 10t,h of December, 1697, Rev.
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from the beginning by violet coughing.
He says: "After resorting to a num
ber of so-called 'specifics,' usually kept
in tho house, to no purpose, I pur
chased a -bottle of Chamborlain's
Cough Remedy, which acted like a
charm. I most cheerfully recommend
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LEGAL ADVERTISE
Legal Notice.
In the district court of Cass county, Nebraska.
Walt M. Seelv, Plaintiff. )
vsl . . I
J. L. Goldsberry & Son. J. L.
OoUisberrv. first name un- I
known. Charles C. Golds-
berry, R. C. I'eacock, first !
name unknown, and the !
Western Land i Cattle Co.
Limited, ot London. Lug.. I
Defendants. J
To the above named defendants:
You and each ot you are hereby notified that
uAon the l!th day ot October. A. l. Is!, the
above plaintitt tiled his petition in the district
court of Cass County, Nebraska, against said de
fendants to recover the sum of thirteen hundred
thirty-eight dollars ninety-three and eighty-one
hundreds cents (f liJ.S.'l M-luO) as commissions
for procuring a purchaser for all real estate iu
Texas county, Missouri, belonging to the West
ern Land & Cattle Co , Limited of London,
England, upon a contract with plaintiff.
That plaintitt hied his ariidavits for attach
ment and garnishment in said action and has at
tarhotl the iminevs and nrorerties of said de
fendants in the hands of Henry K. Gering and
William V. Coates.
You are required to answer plaintitt's petition
on or before December II, 1'A. or said petition
will be taken as true.
Dated October l. l.-0.
Walt M. Ski.lv.
By his Attorneys, Byron Clark and C. A. Kawls.
Probate Notice.
In ihe County Court of Cass County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the guardianship ot Maggie
Larscn, feebleminded.
To Maggie Larsen and all other persons in
tcrested: Take notice, that the guardian has
tiled herein his report and account trom Decem
ber -Wth. IKA). to October 1st. 1W, showing a
balance in his hands of f-?T8 12 in cash, and a
note tor $160,110. The guardian has also tiled his
petition praying that his said accounts may be
examined, approved and allowed, and that the
court has fixed November 11th, lsW. at 2 o'clock
p. m., as the time for hearing said petition and
lor examining the accounts ot guardianship, and
that it you fail to appear at said hearing, the
court will giant the prayer of said petition, settle
the accounts of guardianship and make such
other and further orders and allowances as to the
court may seem just and equitable iu the prem
ises. Witness my hand and the seal of said court
at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, this -1th day ot Oc
tober. A. D. ISW.
George M. SrvRLOCK.
(Seal) County Judge.
Notice.
In the District Court of Cass county, Nebraska
lulius Fenueiberc I
vs
Jeise B. Strode. Emma Strode.
August Stoleman, Mrs. Aug
ust Stoleman, tirst real name
unknown. Mati.da Young an. I
Art Eliza Alexander. j
The defendants. Matilda Young. Art Eliza Alex
ander, August Stoleman, Mrs. August Stoleman.
tirst real name unknown, will each take uutire
that upon the 2d day of October. A. 1).. 1:1.
plaintitt tiled his petition in the district court ot
l ass county. Nebraska, to foreclose a tax lien
upon lots three :t) and four 4 of block eight
(- in Young iV Hayes' addition to the city ot
I'laltsmouth, in Cass county. Nebiaska. and to
have said lots sold to pay the amount loutid due
plaintitt. and for such other relict as may bo
equitable in the premises. You are required to
answer said petition on or before the 'ioth day ot
November, ISiHi. or your default w ill be entered
in the premises. Ji Lll I'Eri'ERP.Kki.,
By Byron Ci Akk and O. A. Kawls,
His Attorneys.
First publication October ".
Notice.
To Trances E. Durand and Samuel E. Hall, as
executor ot the last will and testament ot H. S.
Durand. deceased.
You and each ot you are hereby notified that
the county of Cass, in the state of Nebraska, on
the -Uh dav of September, A. D.. lsi. hied its
petition against you iu the district courj of Cass
county. Nebraska.the object and prayer of which
.ire to foreclose a certain lien for delinqent taxes
for the years l7i. 181 to lsT. inclusive, and 1n
to h;, inclusive, against lot lour, in block forty
four UK in the city of Plattsmouth, Cass county.
Nebraska Said tax amounts to $l."i.77. It is
asked that vou lie foreclosed of all equity ot re
demption in said premises and the property sold
to ati.-fy sitid lien, and for equitable relict.
ou aie required to answer said petition ou or
he tore Monday, the l:Sth day of November. A. 1.
iv.f.i. The Coi n i v or t'Ass.
llv its attorney. Jesse I- Koot.
Eii'st publication October :i.
Legal Notice,
To Unmet A. Townscnd, non resident defend
ant:
mi are hereby notified that the Cotintv of
Cas. in tho state ul Nebraska, on the "Mli day
ol September. A. 1.. hied its petition in
me uiMiiLv mini v.- Lyi'ini. ..v
acninst vou. iniDluaded with William I., llrowne.
et al.. the object and praver of which arc to fore
close certain tax liens against lots 1 to 10. in
clusive, in block 1 of Browne's sub-division ot
ots 17 ana fi'J, in section M. town r;, raiiRe M.
tlass county. Nebraska, and bcinc au aaj;tion to
the citv ot 1'latt-inotitn. in saw county, icr tnc
years ljfti to 1W. inclusive, in the sum ol ilnx 5t,
and against that part ot said addition described
as "I'Mik. Place' lor aid years in the sum ot
ilnrt.50; to sell said land in satisfaction of said
claims and tor equitable reliei.
ou are required to answer saia petition on or
before Monday, the Wth day ot November, A.D..
l.sy;. The Kh xtv or
Hy its attorney. Jesse I.. Koot.
Fiit publication Oct. :!.
Legal Notice.
To (iale ManufacturinR Co.. non-resident de
fendatit:
Vou are hereby notified that the county o
Cass, in the state of Nebraska, on the ivth day
of September, A. 1. 19D, tiled its petition in the
district court ot Cass county, Nebraska, against
you. miD eaded wnn Elizabeth I.- .Murphy, et
al. the object and prayer ol which petition are to
foreclose delinouent tax liens against lot II. in me
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter ot sec
tion l.in town l.ranffe n.uass county. .eoraska.
for the years I km. 1V.K) and 1H97, in the sum ol
$211 i T0: to cll said property in satisfaction ol
said claim; to bar all defendants irom any inter
est in said premises, ana lor equuauie renei.
on are rcnuired to answer said petition on or
before Monday, the IMh day of November, A
U. If'.'-K i Kb' t OI'MV Or
I5y its attorney, Jesse 1- Root.
First publication Oct.;t.
Probate Notice.
Tn r.nmitv Court ot Cass county. Nebraska.
In the matter ot the guardianship 61 fercy V.
Katlierine, raine i. anu maijorie Kiie
ninrr heir of William I Aenevv. deceased.
To Hmc W.. Katherine. t-allie M. and Mar-
wiri Acnnw. ami all other persons interested -n
cairl matttr. art! hereby notified that on the Kith
day 5f October. !!, S. A. Davis hied a petition
in saia county i-osrt pravine mat rns acconnr a
zuardian of said minor heirs of ?lham I.Ac
new, deceased, nieii in saia cause, be spnrpMd
and allowed, and that lie and his !.:,, l-uinu be
discharged Inini any and all further liability on
account ot s.v.ij guaraiansmp, and tti.it lie lie
discharged as guardian ol said minors, and some
suitable person be appointed in his place as
guardian: and that tf you tall to appear before
said court on the 10th day of November. A. 1.
1W, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and contest said peti
tion, the court may grant the praver ol said pe
tition and make such other and further orders,
allowances aud decrees as to this court may seem
proper, to the end that all matters pertaining to
said guardianship of S. A. Davis may be finally
settled and determined.
Witness mv hand and the seal of ".lid court
at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this the I ."th day of
October. A. 1). .
Oeorc.f. M. Sri Rl orK.
(Seal) County Judge.
First publication ct. 17. ISW.
Probate Notice.
In County Court. Cass County. Nebraska.
In the matter ol the estate of Casper Boruiuatin.
deceased. . .. ,
Charles Itornmann. Anna Kraft, Augusta
Klatt John Bornmann. Herman Uornmann.
Minnie Borninann, Kmma Sherman. Louisa
ienhard. and all other persons interested
in" saia matter are hereby notmed that on
the 1 Uh dav of October. A. D. 1W, Fred Born
mann filed a petition in said county court pray
imr that his final account of the administration
of said estate hied herein be settled and al
lowed and that lie be discharged from hi-j trust
as executor, and tnat the residue of the estate
remaining ia his hands be assigned to such per
sons as are by law entitled thereto: and that if
you fail to appear before said court on t tie 7th
day of November, A. D. lHt. at 11 o'clock, m,
and contest said petition, the court may grant
the prayer ol said petition, and make such other
and further orders, allowances and decrees as to
thia court may seem proper, to the end that ail
matters pertaining to said estate may be dually
settled and determined.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this the Wth day of
October. A. 1. IK.-
George M.Spurlock.
(Peal) County Judge
First publication October 1", 1'.
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JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, - - 310 North Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
F. G. Fricke & Co.
uckweiler
Continueto doa leadingbusiness in Fancy
and Staple Groceries. Because they carry
an immense stock, buy for cash and sell at
low prices. Everything good to eat of Best
Quality. Call and try
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