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Notice To Creditor.
In County Court.
the es'ato f Wiif'.av Kri
LITTLE LOCALS.
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WANTED.
WANTED-Cood carpenters, n other
need apply. Waxes JO and 4." cents
per hour. Steady work. J. II. Harte
KM Webster St.. Omaha, Neb. 1'i-ti
v..,,.... w l.i; civen t'lat the creditors "1 aid
t.'i!M .1 v. 11 ir.n-l Administrator with w.'.l I iter FriddV.
unni'M'l nf .aid i.'a'e. la-lore .e, '.unty JinV"
.,f 1'a-s C..iintv. Nebraska, at the Coney v'.-nt
rcHii.i in I'lnt'i'iiixutli. tn raid ("outitv. on tho ".-t
.lav of June, l'.ns. at MuVI.H-k. A. M . each !av.
I f.u 'in' purine of prorntm,r 'heir claims lor e
amiratiuu. a lju-.tni.-nt ann a. finance
J iliu-i Pit va in the city Saturday.
Louis Schultz was a Pt.itt-nnmth vi
Ilea;!,
.it" hU
where
I'aul Morgan arrived home Friday
to spoil I the summer.
F. 15. Thomas visiton hi.-
ni mintli.-t an- allowed for th- ci-.cjitrn uf tnA . ,,,. ,,, ... l.Vi.l iv I'Veinr"
,o nn-s.nl their damn, a.id on- vi-ur f.r ; .IAlCn U .Ill's 1 riildV tUlir..
Win. Schultz ar.tl little son wore in
the city Saturday t i!t some trading.
Henry Thiorotf was in town Satur
day from the vicinity of Cedar Crook.
J. G. liichev and wife returned from
tho Administrator tn settle said esia'e. from the
.'I t day nf June. I'.""'.
Witness mv hand and seal of said County Court
at l'lattsmouth, Ntbra-ka, this !Uth, day of May
Ai.i.kn J. Hi:rsiN.
ll.g Isi:al.1 County Judit-.
Sheriff' Sale.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. -Buy of
l n-i'.'wt nd rheuiiest house in world.
II , .,),., ,.,.i Cl.iimioiit came f- r I fs countv. N'cbiBsi.a. and to me directed. 1
Mail orders only. Miipmtivt hamH wiMn tllH 14lh ,!llv f Jun,. A. n. i.,.j t m
lnv ..r.W U r.i'i-ivi'd Catalog Free ' o'clock A M. of said day at the south dour of the
It" virtu- of an Order of Sale issued liv Janus
K.ibortson clerk of .the District Court whitin and
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Mamiar i Auiomoune ri(
Dept. A. 1-1'J
Cago, HI.
Michigan Avonue, Chi-
SALESMAN-Wo have an opening for
a i;o d, up-to-the-minute salesman,
capalile of sellii't: a staple line to all
class of trade. Lino has unusual in
ducements, which make .-ales easy -liberal
advances an.l protection in
territory iruaranteed. Mercantile
Jewelry Co., nth Avi!
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to the hiBhfst liuldi r lor i-asn inn i. i'.nvinK rvai ,
etate t..wit: Lot nui:dT f-mrteen i'.J.I in lilook
four ( I.I in the villa-' of Murray, Ca.-a county,!
Niliraska. . . ;
The -witp li 'inir levied upon nnd taken a tne
lMn.rtv of I.elia F. tjueen and AlU-rt Uu-n. de
f ndantH to satisfy a judgment of naid euurt re.
covered liy I'e'or Campb-ll. A Iministrator of the
estate of Th.inun I.. Camphell, di-cta-d iilnint.IV
Miratn.. sai.l di-fendant-i. l'lattsinoiith Neb . May
12th. A. D. V.H'X C. I). ()nr.N.
..i Sheriff Cass' "Unty, Nelir.-ni.a.
Notice to Creditors.
Stateof Sehr:i.ska. 1 s i r,.niv r,,nrt
Jame Dallas Head.
The f'Uier.il of James Hallas
was I.. ' 1 f'ri-m ll.e reidecv
brother ;:.-!.iv. Elir.er Taylor.
he p.is-e.l iiway las'. Tue.-day.
Mr. 11 a I 'a as born at O-.vet.sboro. !
Kv.. in ls7"i an-l at his death was :!l
I yeais t; .ie. The iK ceased wks mai
on fii'o. I ried in '.'; to Miss Sibvl Warren at
Telluri lv, Colo., an.l later Mr. and Mrs.
Head ame to I'httsmouth 'where Mr.
Head l ad secured work in the planing
mills at the 1!. & M. shops.
Until four weeks airo, at which time
the doctors advised him that the Ne-
liraska .-liniat.- wnul 1 In" better for his
Lincoln, whore they attended the Com- j hoalth (, th;lt lu, luul , otur Murn
mencetnent. j h..ri Mr Headvasa resident of Se-
Henry llirz was in town Friday. He I attk-. Wash., where he conducted a
says the Wet weather is holding the j onori.l merchaiuli-e business,
plowing back. j M r. Mr!i. Head arrived in I'latts-
Olivor Osborne, who is employed n : mouth about the miildle of May, since
the I'ovoy section was a visitor in the ' which time the patient crew rapidly
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Coinplctu Words mid MtisicOur
New York Hits.
Latest
'Don't Take Me Home' "I Re
member You." "A Rose In the
Path of Life." "Are you Lone
some." "June, .July and August."
"1 Want a Girl to Love Like You."
l'vicc 17 Cents lUich lost raid.
Send for complete list of late songs.
Send money order.or express order.
Chicago,
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itn'.e of lvter Turn, .lo"
WANTKD-Trust worthy manor woman
in each county to advertise, receive
orders and manage business for New
York Mail Order House. $K'
weekly; position permanent; no in
vestment required. Previous exper
ience not essential to enairiiirr.
Spare time valuable. Enclose self ad
dressed envelope for full particulars.
Address.Clarke Co., Wholesale Dept.,
ID.i Park Ave., New York. S-10
County of Ca
In the matter of ih
Notii-e liei-i hv I'iven that the creditors of snid Saturday on b'.lsill
ih'ie.iMi win nni'i i i t .i Mi. .i i - i ... 1 1 . mi...
tale, hi foro nio. C unty Judi'i- of Ca..n Conntv. .
Nehi-.isl a, at the County Court room in 1'lntH'i
m.iuth. in said Couu'v. and on the 21 .V ilay of Do- !
eemlier. I'jo'.t. at 10 o'clock A. M . ach day. for ; HSjIH
t ne l.un.'Ke ol in-wininr im-ir i-ihiiim iu v.iiiu i
nation, ad mstnvnt and alloiyance. 1 , , acksmith . shop, plailHlir mill,
Si monthsaieallowed lor the creditor . t fa-d , , V-
dec a-iiKl toir. sent thoir clalnif. and one year for jind lirass lolll'.dl'y ot the l.Urllllfjton
the Administratrix to .ttle laid estate frun the! , . . ,. , , . i
"lT, day of June. i:. shops were closed all day Niturday.
WitneiM toy hand anil seal of .-aid County Com t, ,. , . , ... , , , f j.'.:,!,.,.
nt i-iattsmouth. Nehra-ka. tioi .t day of May. I Mr. and Mrs. John V ijrht lett I- ruliiy
l;""'- ... I for Lincoln, whore thev wi Visit for
city Saturday.
Coo. 1'. Mcisimrer. Sr., of near Ce
dar Crook, was a husiner-s visitor in
the 'ity Saturday.
Henry Keil, wife and child came in
from the vicinity of Culloni Saturday to
do some trading.
John K racier, a wealthy fanner from
the vicii'itv of Marray, was in town
'SS.
Emmons Richoy relumed from Louis
ville Saturday where he had been on
for several davs.
WANTED-Youni? men and women to
fill positions payinn .J'.-IH) to i?20iin per
annum. l!ijr demand for stenograph
ers in the Ciovorninont service, as
well as in private business life. Our
new method of toiicliinK shorthand
by mail insures as thorough and
practical a traininc at your own home
as is obtainable by personal attend
unei' nt iinv business colleire in the
country. We guarantee success.
Complete course for small cash pay
ment; balance to be jtaid when you
secure a position. Trial lesson free.
Central Business Institute, Central
Building, Washington, D. ('.
3AIIEV & EViAGH
THE DENTISTS
litest PDlnrr niih-Oriil Orr.ll-t'Y Kusoil
lilf Prl(. Brt-riiulppf(l Dr-ntsl Of
fice la the Viridre West.
PICKl OUCOUMT TO CITT VltlTOM.
Id riocr I tnn Hik . iti. ft Knrniim, OiflHA. NEB.
weaku- from heart trouble, and was . .j.
unable to rally as Ins relatives had
hoped. His wife alone is left to mourn
his death as they ha I no children.
A tfi-iat many friends were present
at the funeral services which were con
ducted by Kev. Moore of the Christian
church, with fincinc by the Christian
quart-1, and the remains were tender
ly convcud to Oakhill cemetery and
laid at rest.
Th" bereaved wife and relatives have
the sympathy of the community in
their sorrow. The pall bearers wore
Virtril Mullis, Fred IVnson, H. M.
Soeiiiiickseii, Ivan Taylor and Elijah
Godwin.
Up-To-Datc-Music House
Suite 5., Ferminich Building, Chicago, Illinois.
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County JudK".
Legal Notice.
Stale of Nebraska. I
a.. In County Court.
a few days before Koir.e; to Denver.
Mrs. A. B. Taylor loft for her home
I at Beaver City, Nebr.. after a month's
! visit with relatives and friends here.
I Engineer Gibson has rented the oast
re.ider.ee of J. IL Becker on It arl st.,
Casa County. I
In the matter of the cK'.nte of Allison II. Jack" j
Ulan, deceased. i
T.i nil net-sons interested: I
You are herel.y notmed that mere na neon i.i.n , am w,i mwc family alioilt June 1 1.
in this ciMiit a iietition iilleif.na tla rein that A.r i
Henrv Ziickweilei' was siezed with
dison II. .liiekman. di'iiarted thin hie i-v a'ato.
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111 linni rimniy itn nn- i'iiioiio ' "" . ' . , . .
! ravinu that sa!d estate leailniinisti ml and that n attaeR of appen SICK IS 1 llUI'Slliiy. It
John M .la kinan he aioioint.-d adminixtraior. . , , . .,,,,.,..,...,.;., rnn hn ivnii!-
You are herehy notiiiel that a hearing will Ik- 1' t o;,ed that Jllopel.lTloll can tie ,l0K:-
ha 1 i n said petition In fore this court in the ooun- t(
ty i-oiirt room at riatt--tn'.uth. in said county on
tii" :'.;th day of June. i. 'O.i. at i! o'clock a. n... at rhri-; Tschirrcn and family were do-
which time, all ohp-c! ions, if there be any, rnu t I ' ' .
i,.-fii.d. I n.ir some trading m the city I-nday.
Witness my hand and theseal oi in. couiuy ,. , , . . ,
court of Cass county. Nelirnska. this :ird day of n.-- oi ov- ...... ..j.
J-iii". liy the court,
Card ot Thanks.
We wish in this manner to express
our heartfelt thanks and assure the
kind friends who performed so many
acts of kindness during our recent be
reavement, that we jrreHtly appreciated
the same.
Mrs. Sybil Head
Frank E. Warren and wife.
Elmer A. Taylor and wife.
Bobert McClaiiahan and wife.
Charles Warren.
Ai.i.ks J. RcrsoN.
( oun'y Juil.'e
A. L. TIDD
LAWYER
references:
Bank of Eale, Eagle.
Nehawka Bank, Nehawka.
Bank of Murdock. Murdock.
First Nirt'l bank. Greenwood.
State bank of Murray, Murray.
First Nafl bank, l'lattsmouth.
C. A. MARSHALL, D. D. S.
..Graduate Dentist..
Prices Reasonable
All Work Guaranteed I
Twenty-six Years' Experience J
Office in Fitzgerald Block
No.ice to Tax Payers.
The County Hoard of Equalization will sot for
the iurpoeof I'nuali.inr; the ussennment of Cm
county, for the year lw.l. in the ConvninMinnera
C'hamlier, at the Cxiurt Huup in l'lattsmouth. Ne-l.ra-kn.
hei'inninit June l'dh at 10 o'clix-k A. M.
- and continue from day to day, up to and includinK
Monday. June 21. IIHW.
All claimn for eiiunliiation must be tiled on or
before Satunlay thf l'th day of Juno. lflOll.
flattumouth. Neb., May Ih, WW.
W. K. KOPKNCRANR.
10-K County Clerk.
Notice To Creditors.
Plate of Nebraska. gs , C()Un, Court
Caxu County.
In the matter of the estate of Anna Krowlek. de
ceased. Notice is hereby Kiven that the creditors of said
defeated will meet the Administrator of said es
tate, before me, County Judire of Cass County.
Nebraska, at the County Court room in I'lut tu
rnout h. in said County, on the Slat day of June,
I '.OH, and on the 'Jlst day of December. at 10
o clock A. M., each day. for the purpose of pre
sentina their claims for examination, adjustment
and allowance.
Six months are allowed for the creditors of said
deceased to present their claims and one year for
the Administrator to settle said estate, from the
No'ice of Final Settlement..
State of Nebraska ' i County Court.
County of ( ass. i
In the matter of tho estate of Frederick I),
Lehnhoir. deci a. cd.
To all pei on interest.' V- You are herehy no
tified that the Keontrt of the estate of Kreiler
icl: I), l.ehnhoir. d.-ceasid. ha.Mihd her final re
port and petition pravinit therein for final settle
ment of said estate, that her account be allowed,
and that the p-rsntial and real estate lsj a.-siyned
to heras provided hy the term of the last will of
aid decea- ed, and duly probated and allowed by
this court.
You arc further notified that there will lie a
hearing upon said petition before this court in the
county court room at l'lattsmouth. in naid c unty.
on the l.M day of JuTH-lrjo".'. at lolo'clock A. .M.ar.d
that all objections, if any. must be filed on or be
fore aid day and hour of h- arintr.
W'i'ness my hand anil the seal of the county
court of said county this 24;h day of Ma; l!S'J.
Ali.kn J. Hukson,
tSKAI.l Cuunty Judire.
Notice of Probate cl Will.
State of Nebraska. ' , Court-
('ounty of Cass. i
In the matter of the estate of Konrad Heinemann,
deceaed.
You tre hereby nntit-td that there has been filed
in thisti urt a petition, tovjether with an instru
ment purporting to be the Inst will nd testament
of said di-cr-asnl. The prayer of said petition ir
that such instrument lw allowed and probatH,
and that the estate if -aid deceased he adminis
tored.
Y'ou are further notified that there will be a
hearinif upon sa d petition before this court in the
county court room at HattMnouth. in vaid county
on the S;th day of June. llrt, at 10 o'clock a. m
and that all objections, if any there lie. must be
tiled on or before raid day and hour of hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal of the county
court of raid county this 2nd day of June. A. I)..
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Al-I.ES J. Rekson,
ISr.Al-l lr"U County Judire.
Legal Notice.
In the County Court Within and KorCassCounty,
Nebraska
In the matter of the estate of ' QKDFIt
Hally Ilickinron. deceased. I ' '
Notice is hereby uiven to all persons interested
in said estate that a petition has been fikd in the
county court of Cass county. Nebraska, on the :lrd
day of June. VMi'i. allenirit that Sally Dickinson,
late a resilient of Cass county.Nehraska, departed
this life intestate, seized and Kissessed of Lots
Kiirht (s) and Nine (HI in lilock Two (21 in Sta-lel-mann'B
addition to the city of l'lattsmouth. Cars
county. Nebraska, nnd that F.li.alielh llouck is
the sole and survivinn heir at law of said de
ceased, and is of loyal aue, and that raid property
is wholly exempt from attachment, execution or
other mesne process, and is not liable for the pay
ment of the debts of the said deceased, and thut
said proierty be assigned to the naid Klizabeth
llouck. , , ,
You will therefore take notice that on the 2nd
day of July, l!w, at 10 o'clock a. m., a hearing
will be had on said petition in the county court at
l'lattsmouth, Cass county, Nebraska, and unless
amid cause is shown, the prayer of said petition
will lie granted and the estate or said deceased
will he assigned as prayed, and further adminis
trillion lie dispensed with.
It is flirt her ordered that notice of the pendency
of said petition be given to all persons interested
In said estate by publishing a copy of this order
for a period of thre weeks prior to the .Mb day of
July, lim, in tho l'lattsmouth Weekly Nkwx
Hkkai.ii. a newspaper published and of general
circulation in Cass county, Nebraska.
Witness my hand and the seal of the county
court of said county this 3rd day of June. WOO.
1A. Al.l.KM J. Hkeson,
ISr.AI.I County Judge.
Oreapoos.
Mrs. Mary Sehn- ider and-' children
of Cedar Creek, came in last week for
a few days' visit with the families of
Henry Schneider, Simon Clark anil
Cieorjre Sayies.
Frank Parakeninir; was a business visi
tor in the city Saturday. Frank ha"
been building a n w house on his farm
and the extra work in connection with
duties keeps him very busy.
E. D. Branch, paymaster for the C.
B. & Q. railway Co., made one of re
gular monthly trips to l'lattsmouth and
distributed the pay checks among the
employs of the loeal shops Saturday.
Henry Heil, one of our substantial
farmers extensively engaged in the
blooded ptock raisirff business was in
the city Saturday. Mr. Neil's fine farm
is located four miles southest of Cedar
Creek.
Mr. W. B. Hobson of Clenwood, la..
who came to the city a few days aco
for a visit with his nieces, Misses Mary
and Lizzie Hobson visited his cousin,
Isaac Wiles and attended the funeral
of the late Mrs. Fairfield Friday.
Mrs. Charles Bell and two sons,
Charley and Raymond and daughter
Ethel left Friilay evening for Burling
ton where they will visit relatives for
awhile. Mr. Bell will join them Iatt r
and they will visit in Quincy, 111., be
fore they return home. Mr. rieli is
foreman of the machine shop at Bur
lington shops here.
Koy Howard, a rustling young farm
er from near Mynard was in town Fri
day to do some trading. We noticed
Koy was hitting the high places and
upon inquiring the cause of his elation,
was informed that Mr. and Mrs. How
ard were the possessors of a very
bright nnd interesting baby boy which
the stork had kindly loft at their place
Thursday night.
Solicitors Wanted.
Tin' Ni.w.s-Hi:i:ai.1 is in a position
to us.- a couple of good solicitors either
all or part of the time. We have a
good proposition one you can make
some money with. Please write
mediately, or call at the ollice.
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ESTABLISHED 1871
The First National Bank
of Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
SAFE, SOUND AND CONSERVATIVE
Iloaieniber the Christian Science lec
ture at the Methodist church Thursday
evening.
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Prompt Service
Reasonable Terms
(iEoucK E. Dovey, President.
Frank E. Sciilatek, Vice Pros.
Hokatio N. Dovey, Cashier.
Carl (J. Ericke, Ass't. Cashier.
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CHEAPER THAN DIRT
Somebody will get a great big bargain in the piano which
we have on exhibition at our store. It is an excellent
instrument. Note the description below:
Mitt Jessie Cilmour Married.
Word has been received in the city,
lt iinv of June. VMtX
Witness my nanu ami seal or said o-ountyuoun. , , i,;A r:i, il,, lf;fl
at l'lattsmouth. Nebraska, this lttth day of May that Miss Jessie Gilmour the beautiful
... I nnd cultured daughter of Wm. Gilmcur.
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Al.l.FN J. Ilc.rjaiN.
County Judiro.
Legal Notice.
Stateof Nebraska. , Ri ,
County of t ass.
To r lavius J. itritrirs, andsophonia ItricvH, nis
who resides on a farm south of Platts
mouth, was united in marriage with
Dr. Alexander Walker, of Union.
The wedding took place in the M. E.
church at Nebraska City and the cerc-
wife, and unknown heirs and devisees of Kiaviua mony was performed by the pastor,
J. Hrilfifs, deceased. S. N Merrinm. and the un" ,, ;:...
known heirs nnd devisors Jof S. N. Merriam. di-, KCV. 1". M. MSSOU.
The happy couple arrived in Platts-
Entertain lor Miss Yelinek.
A number of young ladies were en
tertained at the home of Miss Francis
Hiber in honor of Miss Josie Yelinek,
whose marriage to Mr. Wm. Swatch
of South Omaha, has been announced.
Various amusements planned for the
occasion took up the early part of the
evening, among 'which was a recipe I
book written by the company and which I 4
was presented to the guest of honor J
for use in her future duties. Light re- J
freshments were served in the dining J
room with pink roses, green candles ;
and ribbon streamers for decoration, j
the Misses Marie Hiber ami Mary Yeli- j 4
nek acting in the capacity of waitress- Jt
cs. 1
Before returning to their homes, i
many dainty pieces ot linen were pre
sented to Miss Josie, each guest also
enclosing a written wish which was not
to be opened until after her marriage.
Those invited to be present at this
craseil. and the t-nion Trust Comimny, of New
York.as l.ustce. defendants ou ami each of i . ' ' , ..!... . ...,:.. .,.. lti.,. I.,-..
you are hendiv notitliHl that on the Jlth dav or ' mouttl last WCItK wneru iney greuny eiijojaiuu un amun ntn; iumo.n uw.-i-
nlnwVhur. surprise manifested by phinc and Mary Yelinek, Mario Hiber,
tass county. Nebraska, artainst said defendants, heir circle of frietiils in this fit v. They ' Anna Kiinka, NVIItrrWhalen, Anna Jir-
Ihe obiect and prayer of which is to Mirnt-s cor-' , , . . ' ' i , ,, . . .
lam clouds from ins title and to. niiet the title m will be nt home to their friends at otisek, Alma i .arson, Mabel rreesc,
sndtotheS.W.'.of section :li.townsh,p 1' ranito . ... ... ,,,., ,,..(tu f 11111,),I1 ., Tonv .landa. Julia
Kerr. Rebecca Haines, Mary Janda,
II. in Caiscotintv. Nebraska, in the said plain-, inion, iNOiir., nuei juij 1, j.e-..
hit anil auaint aid defendants and ea' h of them. 1 .
1 ou anil cacn you are rfiiir-u m answer snt-j
petition on ni liet'oro the Ulh ilny of July, 1 !
Iiated thisdhduy nf May, 11" ld.
Ckoihii: J. Stomi mann
MaintilT.
Hy A. L.TIPP. His Attorney. l:i-K
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latest patent repeating action, extra heavy felt hammers; exposed pin block; extra heavy three
quarter iron plate; very best Herman imported tuning pins and piano wire; patent mulllor attach
ment with nickel plated mulller rail, best quality spruce in sounding board; ivory keys. CASE
Verj artistic nnd double-veneored inside and out, with maple veneer on interior; oval punel, with
rest mest of carviugs. Warranted 10 yeurs. Height, 4 ft '.I in; width .r ft 2 :i-S in; depth 2 ft U in
BOBS
Herold's Book and Stationery Store
Dealers in all kinds of Musical Merchandise, Violin, Guitar, Hanjo and Mandolin strings and
parts. All late sheet music, vocal and instrumental, on sale.
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