H-vrs and caps W I L L I A M HOLLY's
Gents' Plain and j 'ciothing7" I Clf)thin fo1' Men
Fancy Dress Shirts, j and Men's Furnishing Goods j aml oys.
waterman Block j Men's 1 Boys' New and Up-to-Date Spring Clothing j piattsmouth. Neb.
TLcoal advertisements.
Legal Notice.
IN TIlF.COL'NTYCoriiT OV CA?S CUI N
TY. NEHKASKA.
A VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE
In the Mutter of tlie KsUte
of
Jacob S. trli'klnnt. deceased. I
11
(ieorsfeC. Strlekluiid. Mury F.
Miint'i r unil nil imtwiiis interested in mi
est Me of .luooh S. StrU-klund.
Vi!lill!l!S Iel
rested In tin'
ll(M-t'ilSt'(, Will
take notice tlnit on tlie Will day of May. A.
II.. l'Alfi. .Iom'JiIs A. t rli-klHiitt as udtnlnls
trator of tin' esltc of Jacobs. St rick hi ml. oe
ceased, tiled his lliml Hi-count of Ills adminis
tration mid petition. asklin; for the ad.iiist
nient Hiid iiilowiinct' of said iicc.nim. tlie tinal
M il lenient of said estate, mid tlie iissU'iiti.ent
of tlie residue of said estate to such prisons
as are liy law entitlrd thereto.
Von. and each of you. are further untitled
that hy order of thU court duly enti led. a
hearing will he had on said petition und tinal
account on the sth day of .lime. A. !.. Yak. at
the hour of Id o'clock n. in.. In the enmity
court riKiin of the court house in I'laitstuniitli.
Cass county. Nehraskii. and at said time und
place said account will lie adjusted and allow
ed, and the prayer of said petition cranted.
and the residue of said est ate assigned to s jcli
persons as are hy law entitled thereto, if no
objection to tlie same he made before said
date. Hahvk.y li. Thavis.
nkai.1 County Jiulk-e.
Avoca
Motice of Probate of Will.
TN Til F. COT NT Y COU It V ll" C ASS Cl'I'N-J-
tv Nebraska. In the mutter of the estate
of Mathilda Chrlstensen. (h'ceased. Notice Is
hereby (jlven to all persons Interested in said
estate that a petition has lieen tiled in the
county court of Cass county. Nebraska, pray
ing for thi probate of an instrument aliened
to lie the last will and testament of Mathilda
Chrlstensen. deceased, and for the appoint
ment of executors thereof, and that a hearing
will be had upon such petition In the county
courtroom, at I'lattsniouth. Cassctlunty. Ne
braska, mi the ilst day of May, l'.'Otl. at :0
o'clock n. tn.
You are required to show cause. If any y.e.1
have, atralnst said petition on or before the
hour of 10 o'clock a. ni.. on the 2lsl day of
May. UKHi.
Witness my hand and the sea! of the county
court, of Cass county. Nebraska, this :Jlsl day
of April. A. It.. IWti.
IIahvkv H. Thavis.
(seal) County Jiulire.
Notice to Creditors.
State of Nkiihaska. i , County Gum.
Cask Cot my i
In the matter of the estate of .lames .1. Mc
Nurlin. deceased. Notice is hereby given that
the creditors of said deceased will meet John
McNurlln. the administrator of said estate,
before me. county judge of Cass comity. Ne
braska, at the county court room in l'hilts
mouth. in said county, on the !llst day of May.
IWJti. and on the 1st day of December. HKtl. at
10 o'clock u. m. each day. for the purose of
presenting their claims for examination
adjustment and allowance.
Six months ara allowed for the creditors of
said deceased to present theirclalms, and one
vear for the administrator to settle said es
tate from the "7th (lav of Auril. llKlli.
Witness mv and the s al of said count
court, at I'lattstnouth. Nebraska, this
day of April. lwi. .
liAitvr.Y I. Travis".
(seai.1 County J .ulgi
Dr. Kriedler Purchases An Interest In the
Mineral Springs at Burlington
Junction, Mo.
An important deal was made Tues
day wlien Ir. S. F. Kriedler of lied
Oak, Iowa, became one of the heavy
stockliolders in the Mineral Springs
Sanitarium Cumpany of I!;ir!inKton
Junction. The doctor assumed medi
cal supervision of the sanitarium and
charge of the baths May 1st. He is a
successful practitioner and lias had
several years' experience in medicine
and surgery. Some time ago he vis
ited the place for a rest and was so
convinced of the virtues of the water
in the wonderful cures that were he-
inc made that he commenced to ar
range his business and professional
affairs to make the purchase cnn
sumatcd thereby.
Mrs. Dr. Kriedler will become ma
tron of the Sanitarium and is said to
be a lady well litted for the position,
with more than ordinary tiualiiications
for the work and responsibilities of
the place.
Dr. E. E. Corken will devote the
greater part of his time to advertising
and the management of the"Xek-Roc"
water interests. This latter feature
is becoming a big business of itself and
is growing rapidly. With Dr. Corken
on the road to establish agencies and
look after the details of the business it
will become a irreat industry. The
carbonatinkf bottling plant in which
'Nek-Roc" is put up will be enlarged
and many other changes made as soon
as the work can be done.
Among the improvements to be
added will be a tirst class X-ray outfit,
one of the best manufactured. This
will help in the Sanitarium work.
There is a bright day in store tor
the Mineral Springs and the people of
Uurligton Junction are proud of the
fact that thev have one of the best
I equipped and best managed Sanitar
I iums to be found.
Attachrrjent Notice.
I'red Matland will take notice that on tlie
Mill (lay of April. UKiu M. Archer, a justice of
the peace of I'lattsniouth city Cass county. Ne
braska, issued an order of attachment for the
sum ufti.H.". lnanactloii pending before him.
wherein Clans Speck Is plaintiff and I'red
Matland. Is defendant, that property of the
defendant, consisting of money In the garnish
ees' hands has been attached under said or-
"s'aid cause was continued t) May :llst. 1!0ii.
at ll o'clock a. in.
Cr.At s Si'ix K. r.:i.nt!!V.
Attachment Notice.
K. II. (irahntn will take notice that on the
lfith day of April. MK M. Archer, a justice of
the peace ol I'lattsinou' h city. Cass county.
Nebraska. Issued an order of attachment for
the sum of T.'i. In an action pending before
him wherein Clans speck is plaintlll and
H. (.raham Is defendant, that property of the
defendant consisting of money in the hands
the (iarnlshee has heen attached under said
"said cause was continued to M;iy "-X. I'i'V,,
at li o'clock a. m. t i.ais St'Ki k. I'laintitl.
Doan's Kegulets cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them . -" cents a box.
Application for Liquor License.
Mutters of application of 1'. W. Knbge for
liiplor license:
VOTICE IS 1 1 K I ! K 1 1 Y (ilVI'.N THAT ON
the 1st day of May. r.Ht'.. I". U. llulige
Hied his application with the Ik mrd of trustees
of the village of Avoca. Cass county. Nebras
ka, for license to sell malt, spirituous and
vinous liuitors at his place of business. W. ,
lot 5. block l.'S. in Avocm. Cass county. Ne
braska, from the I.Mh day of .Mav. ice... to the
1st day of May. wr. All objections to grunt
ing of this license shuil he luiiile ill writing
and Hied with said board as provided by law.
I-. W. Itrtioi:. Applicant.
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that at the lm.:r of
10 o'clock . m. on the 14th day of ay. A. U.
liKrti. In theoWce of the comity judge in the
courthouse ill the City of riattsmoutli. In
Casscountv. Nebraska, a hearing will be had
on the application of llarhar-i t.uehlstor.l to
have admitted to probate an Instrument pur
porting to be the last will and testament of
.lolin tiiielilstortT. deceased I hat at sa d
time and place evidence will lie heard on said
application and if not contested ahl Invrii
ment will be probated and allowed as the list
will and testament of said deceased and let
ters testamentary thereon Issued to l.arliaru
tinehlstortr. Hahvey U.Ikavi.
Hated Airl! li'th. lWii. County Juhk".
sea l.l
WINDHAM INVESTMENT COMPANY
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Lands, Ranches and City P.eal Estate
In Nebraska and elsewhere bought
sold and exchanged.
Ilenta'.s, Insurance and Abstracting ' J
' Titles Money to loan at a lmv rate of
Interest on Improved farms, lt.isiness
correspondents In all Important elt.es
anil towns In the l ulled Mates.
Tttcphontt No. 20 and 98.
R. B. WINDHAM, President
W. W. WINDHAM, Secretary
Money on hand to loon on city
property. No delay.
V H.D.TRAVIS.
Steve Orton says that 4:' years ago
last Friday he started "for the M1-
ilernets." He had lots of company
but thev didn't all come back, and
those that did come back are not very
numerous now. The (J. A. K. boys are
like the hairs of Steve's head, mostly
gone, the remainder few are scattered
Can Just Keep Up With Dockets.
At the end of one year, with six su
preme court commissioners to assist
the judges in disposing of matters be
fore that court, it is apparent that
with the present manner of handling
the business this number will be re
quired indetinitely in order to keep the
work from falling behind. There are
practically the same number of cases
on the docket today that there were a
year ago last April when the commis
sion was increased from three to six
members.
When a commission of nine members
was created three years ago, the court
was several hundred cases in arrears.
I!y the terms of the law creating the
commission six members went out of
oillce at the end of a year, and when
that time arrived the court had prac
tically caught up witli its work every
thing being up-to-date.
For the following year there were
but three commissioners, and during
that time cases piled up until there
were over H00 on the docket. Then In
April, 100.', the commission was again
increased, this time to Include six
members, and since that time the
court has Just about held its' own,
there being approximately the same
number of cases disposed of as are tiled.
At the beginning of the last sitting of
the court there were on the docket ll
cases, which is practically the same
number as there were a year ago.
Lincoln News.
(Special Correspondent )
House cleaning time Is here.
The barefooted Uiy lias made his ap
pearance. 1. 0.O. F. district meeting at Avoca,
MayJ4th,at:'::-.0 p. in.
MissSelma Mar.uaidt was a Lincoln
visitor Saturday.
J. V. Waldrv. the village black
smith, had business at Omaha Mmi-'
day. J
T. V. Malcolm and Willie Cillianj
trained to Lortmi Sunday. j
Lucian Sheldon returned Monday
from New York on a visit to his par
ents. Mrs. Win. Knabe was up from i'.er-
illl 1 UCMKIV. i
J. V. lirendel was at Lincoln the
tirst of the week.
Mrs. M.Miller and Mrs. J. F. Young
of Cook spent the tirst of the week vis
iting Ora F. Copes and wife.
V. A. Hollenberger and family vis
ited Auburn relatives Sunday.
The Avoca junior ball team play at
Syracuse Saturday.
Jack Uetts was at Heaver Crossing
several days this week.
Louis (loesch and wife and Mrs. F.
Durham were at Lincoln the tirst of
the week.
The Cass county amateur base ball
league will open May lsth. It com
prises the following towns: Avoca,
Weeping Water, Nehawka, Alvo and
I'lilon.
Mrs. A. Jones was down from Weep
ing Water Saturday.
Jno. Smitli wasat Omaha with stock
this week.
Hew M. H. Hird, wife and son l'aul,
were at Omaha several days last week.
Superintendent (iambic was over
from I'lattsniouth Thursday of last
week.
A large amount of corn was market
ed here this week.
A district mectine of the Odd Fel
lows including Avoca, Klmwood, Ne
braska and Weeping Water, will con
vene at Avoca on May 24th, at 2:."0 p.
m. An Interesting program will be
rendered, to which everyone is cor
dially invited to attend. Come out
and learn something about Odd Fel
lowship.
Murdock
llyi:. A. I.els.)
l'lioim K MAHKK'IS
Corrected weekly by Martin ,V Too',
who pay the highest prices for produce
and guarantee satisfaction:
lliltter
Kcirs .
Ileus
sprint's . .
(ream....
Com...
I heal
i Oats....
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Wall
T5he
Paper
Season
Fostmaster Robbed.
G. W. Fonts, postmaster at River
ton, la., nearly lost his life and was
robbed of all comfort, according to his
letter, which says: "For 20 years I had
chronic liver complaint, which led to
such a severe case of jaundice that
even my ringer nails turned yellow
when my doctor prescribed Flectric
Hitters; which cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years." Sure
cure for biliousness, neurralgia. weak
ness and all stomach, liver, kidney and
bladder derangements. A wonderful
tonic. At F. G. Frlcke & Co.'s drug
store, iio cents.
PHIL. SAUTER
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
A PN
UKAl.Kli IN
Victor and Edison Talking Machines
Large and Fp-to-Dato
STOCK OF RICCOKDS
to select from.
Will Mankind Perish?
'The race of mankind." says Wal
ter Scott, "would perish did they
cease to aid each other. From the
time that the mother binds the child's
head till the moment that some kind
assistant wipes the damp from the
brow of the dying, we cannot exist
w ithout mutual aid. None who have
the power of granting aid can refuse
it without guilt." To this we would
add, that quick help Is double help.
We can notice this in our dally life.
Let someone feel somewhat Indisposed
and give him immediately Triner's
American Elixir of Hitter Wine. A
single dose may help h'm more at this
moment than many doctors after
wards. Loss of appetite, of the nat
ural complexion, of strength and vi
tality are the conditions in which
Triner's American F.llxir of Hitter
Wine Is positively indicated. At drug
stores. Jos. Trincr, 7!i;i So. Ashland
Ave., Chicago, Ills.
If you want a real estate loan at
reasonable rates; or a reliable abstract
of title, Insurance policy, security
bond of and kind, or a contract, deed
or mortgage drawn, see John M. Leyda,
(Jund building. Work promptly and
neatly done and charges reasonable.
"O A good complexion is impossible
with the stomach out of order. If
pasty sallow people would pay more at
tention to their stomachs and less to
the skin on their faces, they would
have better complexions. Kodol for
Dyspepsia will digest what you cat and
put your stomache back In right shape
to do Its own work. Kodol relieves
palpitation of the heart, flatulence,
sour stomach, heart burn, etc. Sold
by F, (i. Frlcke - Co., and Gerlng &
Co.
1Im'k Ni. mi Tim i: T n.t:.
Murdock Station.
WOT r.ulM).
No. 4t, mail s:li a. m.
No. ", local s:.Vi a. in.
No. ,"). mail 2:l'i p. in.
No. :T, mail o:4T p. in.
i: st nor s i
No. HO. freight 12::ii a. ni.
I No. :is, mail hi;.Vi a. m.
No. Tti, Local 1:14 p. in.
No. ti, mail :!:4ti p. in.
II. l. Neiiel was a business visitor
at I'lattsniouth Wednesday.
Miss Martha Gochry visited at
Omaha Sunday and Monday.
N. A. Tool was a business visitor at
Omaha on Thursday of last week.
Haseballat Murdock Saturday. Klm
wood vs. Murdock.
Henry Kohlrush ami family left, for
l'ipestone, Minnesota, Monday.
Mr. and Mis. 11. A. Tool and Mrs.
K. T. Tool departed for Ackley, Iowa,
Tuesday, there to attend the wedding
of Henry's sister.
Misses Lyda and Etta S'.rlek left
Thursday for a short visit with rela
tives at Modelle, Iowa.
iuite a mitnberof Miss Carrie (lake
meter's friends pleasantly surprised
her one evening last. week.
Mrs. Gcirce A. Lels entertained the
Kensington Wednesday. Light refresh
ments were served.
The Hock Island special did not stop
at Murdock Sunday morning but tifty-
cight tickets were sold and the crowd
went on the lo:.V and saw Omaha do
Lincoln to the tune of 2 to 0.
Simon Sclilenter lost a valuable
young horse on Wednesday of la
week, it had kicked the partition down
and then rolled onto a large splinter,
runn'ng It into its Intestines which
killed it.
Hoy C. Moore and "Stub" Mooncy
caught seven young coyotes last Thurs
day.
While out riding witli a friend Frl
day evening Miss Clara Nelt.el was
thrown from the buggy while turning
a sharp curve and was severely bruised
about the head and body.
Fred Schewe and Miss Mayme
Schewe were at Ashland Friday.
Miss AnnaM. Towle spent Sunday
with friends at South Fend.
II. V. McDonald and Miss Leta Mc
Donald went to Council HlulTs Friday.
Sim Crawford came down from Lin
coln Tuesday for a short visit with
relatives.
II. II. Neitel and family visited at
I'lattsmouth over Sunday.
Henry Leis has again been heard
from. When we last heard from him
about a year ago he was at Hull,
England, and from there he went to
Liverpool, then to the Hock of
Gibralter, then to the Malta City
Islands, then to Constantinople, Tur
key, then to Alexandria. Egypt, then
to Hong Kong. China, then back to
Liverpool, England. lie was six
months, and seventeen days out. From
there he went to New York City and
enlisted in the U. S. navy aboard the
Hattlcshlp Charleston a lirst-class
cruiser of 2.'i knots speed. He savs
L'ncle Sam treats his boys well, that
he has a good place and Is having a
good time.
I IkTe unl m is iitir stork
l'apiT, and v.r aiv rvmlv tr
anvtlimi; in tho wall Uht
of Wall
furnish
linr from
5c to $4.00 per roll
Wo always haw hal thr host line
ami will continue to tfiw the same
satisfaction as hrretolore. Call in
for estimates on your rooms.
Call and Sec Samples
Gering . Co
Druggists.
Weeping Water
l'roui the lleral'l.
Mrs. N. Ilalmes visited her parents
at rialtsirotitli lor a week, returning
home Saturday.
Comrade C. A. Webster was taken
very 111 last week with his old trouble
of tip; heart. At present lie Is much
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dennis went to
OmahuThtirsday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Dean Short, formerly Miss
Alice Hurst of this place, whose death
occurred Tuesday evening.
J. W. Kennedy of New York City
came in Saturday for three or four
days visit with his brother, . I. L.. and
family. The latter went toOmaha to
meet him and they came down Sun
day.
Miss Kate Russell has resigned her
position In the schools here, which
took place the 4th. The board of edu
cation appointed Miss Genevieve Me-
trrew to till out the unexpired term
Miss Kussell is an excellent
and understands how to hold the at
tention of the children.
Notice lo the Cener.il Public,
livery ow ner of a lot In ak 1 1 III and
West Oak Hill cemeteries are nolllied
to have their lots cleaned up on or be
fore May L"., so that the sexton and
his men can have other work complete
In good shape for Decoration Day -May
iio. Parties are warned against
taking Mowers or bulbs from other
lots. II. .1. Si n i.r NT..
Chairman Cemetery Commit te.
A 1 1 A m Ki iit., Sexton.
A Mountain of Gold.
Could not bring as much happiness
to Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Caroline, Wis.,
as did one -oc box of KucUeii s Arnica
Salve, when It completely cured a run
ning sore on her leg, which had tortur
ed her twenty-three lonif years. Great
est antisept ic healer of I 'lies, wounds
and sores. at F. G. Frlcke c,' Co's
drug store.
( ),.r old friend, Conrad Sehlatcr, wa
down town this morning for tint tirst.
time since he was brought home 111
teacher from Louisville, and he of course found
time to make a pleasant call on the.
Journal force.
THE YIELD OF CROP
INTERESTS EVERY FARMER.
Ths Kirk Wetdcr Will Incrcnse the Yield
a 1 1 1-
PI tl
n I vmk
i iL XVJ I
'i Kirk Weeiler N iiii li 1 1 .M'lnnont
f..r .my I Mil": i-nli Ivnlor. I'l ire .; I'll
uitli nnler nr mi ie I v er y. II n.ne i Iti
i;.e in;Oi' toil's oxer tery year lie
i.i'l-e It I" t!. llv pi I fee t me, OH oT
i IW'.-K MOl.ne e 1 1 1 1 I VII I i o II Hull e;i ..
the ,,, in die llvlil I'ollilll Ion, .OKI
Without 1 T : J i 1 1 V lo the eol'll loul.;. KIIIM
the weeilt. iiml !lute:ises (lie yielil (if
i urn 'i to in Ihihiii'Im to Hie ncii . Iliin
til eils ol Iliovt r neei-hsf ill eoni riii.'i'l I
I ' . i M I! 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 It UN till! most MlOIIIIti"
I ol II ( lilt IVillor. Ill llieSL1 IHllI'M of
ptiii (I olli l.o nie.iiiH In IneleiiMe ylelj
Klionlil reniiiln untried. Send for eireu
lars iiml t Ht I tin hi lo Ih
KIKIv XM.I IICIt ( O.
Ilo .No. a. liKS MOl.MkS, IA.
HAB
' V $1$!! vnGTABLK SICILIAN
ics flair Kenewer
A cnlcnrliH tnnic for the hair, makes the hair crow Ion" anil hesv,
Always restores color to gray hair, all the dark, rich color of youth.
Stors falline hair. also. Sold for fifty years. "'"ttrW'J'.-V.?
ID
o You Weed
I W
riirniture
'ELL, whv not buy it while you have the opportun
ity to get what you want at Greatly Reduced
Prices! Come in now and see what I have left in
House Furnishings, Stoves, etc. I will please you
both in the price and quality of goods. I must give
Tvossession of the room and the goods MUST 1 5 IC SOLD!
', . ... ..... j. it.. i .
I'nces will not be in tne way u you want me guuu.
Gome and See the Old Furniture Man!
Will Sell or Exchange Entire Stock at u Bargain
FURNITURE
PE
STOVES, &C
1 K'CRiRjKTW
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