GREAT R.EMNANT SALE!
Friday and Saturday, October 119th end 20th.
On these two
PROBATE NOTICE.
In County Court of Cass County, Nebraska.
In the matur of tlie.cstte of Harriett M.
Klncr, deceased. To whom It my concern:
All parties interested In the estate of Harriett
M. klxer, deceased, late of Cass County, Ne
braska, are heniy notltled that J ames A. hlser
lias Bled a petition In thlscourtprayliutfor the
probate of the last will and testament of mid
Harriett M. Klser, dweased. A heaiiiiK will lie
bad on mid petition on the 7th day of Noveni
licr, A. I.. 1KW. at 10 o'clock a. m and letters
testamentary irranted to .1. 1. I'lttman. unless
cause lie shown on or liefore nine o'clock, a.m.,
of said day. By the Court. .
IlAUVIT P. Tbavis.
seal. County Judiw.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In re estate of -'H, Notice of li.iarlmr.
Vallery, Jr., Ueceased. f- .... ,
In County Court of Cass County, Nebraska.
To All Persons Interested:
You are hereby notllted that on this 12th day
of OcUler, A. I.,lt.llie Executor and Kxecu
.. !..! iiwlr IViltlim fur I'lnnl Settlement
and Accounting and have set aside the order
tiarrimr claims and the time extended to and
Ini-liullnir the (lav of Final Sett lenient for a
hearhiK upon a claim Hied by Mturduli'im nl
lery for a mortiriu'c paid uikiii testators' farm,
and a hearing will Is' hndtiimn nil of said mat
ters at V o'clock a. ni., on the 1st day of l m-
ber, A.M., lUNt, at my otllce In the City of
I'luttsmoiith, by which hour all objections
must lie filed and nt which time sucli Judg
ments and orders will be entered as will be
warranted under the evidence. Ily the Court.
lUltVKY l. TltAVIS.
(skai-.I ' County Judge.
Hyron Clark, Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE.
HTATK OF NFBRASK A. I , ,, Co1, y Coul.,.
CASS COUNTY. I
In the matter of the estate of Alfred Mc
Dermed, deceased. Notice of ix-tltlon for ap
polntment of administrator.
Notice Is hereby given to Frank N. McDer
med, John W. McDermed, ticorgo K. Mclk-r-med,
Orlesler Mi'lH-rined, Maggie Sis-rry and
Mat tie E. Malcolm, and all other iM-rsoiM In
terested In the alsive estale.that a iictlllon has
lieon filed In the county court of Casscounty.
Nebraska, praying for the appointment of an
administrator for the estate of said Alfred Mc
I termed, deceased, and that a hearing will lie
had upon said lietltlon In the county court
room at I'lattsmoiith. Casscounty, Nebraska,
in tlio Mitliibiv of October. A. .. Haiti, at 1U
o'clock, a. m., and that you arc required to
show cause against said iietltion on or iieiore
the hour of V a. m., on said 2tith day of Dctols-r,
una.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand
and the seal of the county court of Casscounty,
Nebraska.thls Jlst day of Septemlier. A.
llAHVEY I). TltA VIS.
malI County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Cass County, I , county Court.
Nebraska. I
In the matter of the cstateof Thomas Lannlng,
deceased.
All persons Interested In the estate of
Thomas Lannlng. deceased, are hereby notltl
ed that the administratrix with will annexed
of said estate, has Hied her petition In this
court praying for final net t lenient Of said es
tate and for herdlscharge. that a hearing will
liehadontheawthduyof Octolier. A. !.. IttW.
at 2 o'clock p. m at the county court room, at
I'lKttsmoulli. Nebraska. All parties Interested
In said estate are required to show cause on or
liofure one o'clock, n. nt.. of said Stth day of
((etolier, IWW, if any they have, why the prayer
of said lietltlon should not tie granteu ana me
administratrix with will annexeo ne uiscnanr
ed by the court. llARVir 1. Travis.
(Seal.) County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE.
CS'( in County ( our,.
Hi the matter of the estate of Andrew C. Kiye,
deceased.
All nnrtlos liiion tcri In the est ate of A ndrew
C. Krye, deceased, are heirby notltled thut the
adiiilnlsliatoror said estate nas men ins i-u-tlon
in the court praying for a llnal stt lenient
of mid estate ami for liM discharge, ah i t
snns Inti-ivHteil In sulci estate nre hereby nollli
uritlmta lii.nrliur will be had at the county
court room, at I'liitlsmouth. Cass county, Ne
braska, on the anh day of tietolier, A. It.. Il'jl.
at 10 o'clock, a. in.! all persons Interested In
unlfl .,ut nil, nil, IINtllllf'fl 111 sboW CtlllSC Oil 01'
liefore nine o'clm-k a. m. of said anh day of
Octolier. HUM, If any they have, why the prayer
of said is'lltlon should not lie granted, said es
tate finally sell led and the administrator uu
charged by the court.
llAiivr.v It. Thavis.
hkai,.) County Judge.
WINDHAM INVESTMENT COMPANY
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
Lands, Ranches and City Ileal Estate
in Nebraska and elsewhere bought
sold and exchanged.
Keiital. Insurance and Abstracting of
Titles. Money to loan at a low rate of
Interest on Improved farms. Business
correspondent In all Important cities
and towns Id the Uultcd suites.
Tele
It. B. WINDHAM, President
W. W. WINDHAM i Secretary
For Sale-Kl-acre farm; 115 acres
under cultivation, balance In pasture
located between Plattsmoutb and
Murrav: fair Improvements. Price
tno.oo dot acre, if taken at once. Ia
quire of J. T. Falter.
Everybody's friend lr. Thomas
Eclcctrlo Oil. Cures toothache, ear
ache, sore throat. Heals cuts.brulses,
scalds. Stops any pain.
A cold Is much more easily cured
when the bowels are open. Kenncdy'i
Laxative Honey and Tar opens the
bowels and drives the cold out of the
system of young or old. Sold by F. 0
days we will close
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Avoca
(Special Correspondence.)
Sheriff Qulnton was in town Sun
day. B. C. Marquardt and wife, Mrs. Ora
E. Copes and Louis Dunkak are attend
ing a meeting of the I. O. O. F. and
Rebekah grand lodge at South Omaha.
C. E. Tefft and family were down
from Weeping Water Sunday.
J. W. Brendel made a trip to Lin
coln this week.
Mrs. II. L. Peters, of Beloit, Kan.,
is visiting Avoca relatives.
Henry Hanschield had a barn and
corn crib destroyed by .fire oneday last
week.
O. TelTt had business at Omaha
several days this week.
15. F. Brendel was over from Mur
ray several days this week.
D. G. McAllster, of Dunbar, was In
Avoca several days this week, visiting
his many friends.
C. M. Rowland and W. R. Graham
attended Masonic lodge at Weeping
Water Monday evening.
A lecture course has been arranged
In Avoca during the coming winter.
The first lecture will be by Dr. W. F.
Harding, of Chicago, Saturday even
ing, October 20, at the Congregational
church. The course is for the benefit
of the Avoca schools.
Weeping Water
From the Herald.
Corn is said to be of excellent qual
ity and maklnir from .'KtolO bushels
per acre.
Dr. E. T. Rickard says that he has
knowledge of the birth of a son last
Friday, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Klrchoff.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Mason left for
Claremore, I. T., Tuesday morning,
where they intend to make their borne.
Mrs. F. J. Davis has become ini
tiated into a part of the mysteries of
housekeeping. One hand burned quite
badly with hot lard was the first real
trouble. It happened last week.
Wm. Ash shelled 500 bushels of new
corn last week for Tom Wiles, and he
says it shelled as good as old corn.
For early shelliDg, this beats the rec
ord for this part of the country for a
good many years.
Misses Lena Stoner and Ethel Hun
ter attended the Bijou theatre in Lin
coin last week, and that afternoon a
$:I0 silver tea set was given as a prize
to the one holding the lucky number
Miss Hunter was the one that carried
away the prize, which is a bcanty.
A. I. Ralston's team, hitched to his
buggy, made a lucky run Monday. At
ter breaking down the hitching post
they ran down Main strcct.turned the
corner at the M. E. church and mak
ing a complete turn lined up to the
hitchrack between two teams, Noth
ing damaged.
Monday morning Mr. Mills' team
became frightened near the M. k
church and started to run, going west
down Main street. Mr. Mills was In
the buggy but was unable to stop
them.and In front of Owen McGrady's
dace ran them into a tree. He was
thrown from the buggy, but fortu
nately escaped Injury, although the
vehicle was pretty badly smashed up
Many men it ve lavishly of gold,
To bnlld bridges and castles and tow
ers of old:
If you want everlasting fame, a bene
factor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky Moun
tain Tea. Gerlng&Co.
Milting Goods Located.
In yesterday's issue of this paper, an
account of a supposed daylight robbery
was published, but since last evening
the fact has developed that the fruit
and dishes, that were reported to have
been stolen, were disposed of by Mrs
Burke, who was afraid that she would
not return allvo from an Omaha hos
pital, where she went for treatment
and therefore placed the above prop
crty with neighbors, so that In the
event of her death, they would jc left
out all of Remnants at one half of the original price.
- m o. DOVEY e&
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PHIL SAUTER,
Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
When you are in Plattsmouth
call and see us. Rest yourself
and listen to the genuine VA-
ison phonograph and Victor
talking machine.
FREE
CONCERTS
DAILY
PHIL SAUTER, Plattsmonth
Murdock
(Ily ti. A. I.cls.)
l'UODCCE MAUKETS
Corrected weekly by Martin Si Tool,
who pay the highest prices for produce
and guarantee satisfaction:
Mutter c
Kggs Ijc
Hens H?
Springs Ohc
Cream No. I. LDc; No. 2. lie
Hogs '
Cattle ll.Wand3.UU
GKA1NMAHKKTS.
Corn Eland 34c
wiiuut. M and &sc
Oats... and Sic
Rock Island Time Taiilk.
Murdock Station.
WEST HOUND.
No. 41, mall 1:47 a. m.
No. 75. local 8:55 a. m.
No. 5. mall 3:00 p. m,
No. 37, mall 5:47 p. m,
east iiound.
No.HO, freight 12:30 a. m
No. 38, mall 10:55 a. m
No. 70, Local 1:14 p. m
No. 6, mall s:jp. m
A. S. Dcpner is entertaining a cousin
from Michigan, this week.
Miss Carrie Wurts Is still on the
sick list.
Martin & Tool shipped six car loads
of apples this week.
John Currant and wife were down
from University Place Sunday, visit-
ng relatives.
August Panska was a Lincoln visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Dictz, of Lincoln, is visiting at
the home of Jacob Gochry this week
Comer & Lorlng have put down a
well for W. (). Gillespie this week.
A. S. Dcpner and nephew were bus!
ness visitors at Ashland Tuesday.
II. Cannon, of licnkelman, wasshak
Intr hands with old friends on our
streets Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E. Frascher is suffering from
a felon. Dr. McArthur is caring for
her.
J. R. Funk came down from North
Platte Tuesday for a short visit.
Mrs. Akcson visited with G. A. Eels
and family Tuesday andWcdncsday.
Tne last and permanent survey of
the U. P. passed through A. Long's
orchard, just missing the Rock Island
townslte.
The aid society dinner which was
given at the home of Mrs. Eggleston
last Thursday netted the neat little
sum of (10.50.
Mrs. A. E. Frascher entertained the
social set at whist last Friday even
ing. Nearly all were in attendance
and the evening enjoyably spent by all
present.
Why suffer with your kidneys? Tha
discovery of Kidney-Etta has proved a
blessing to thousands of kidney suffer
ers who have been restored to perfect
health. These Tablets drive the dis
cased germs out of the system, and we
urge all sufferers to give this sclent I lie
and successful kidney remedy a trial
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NehaovksL
(Special Correspondent.)
L. C. Todd took his sugar cane over
to Chas. Hansen's last week to have
some sorghum made by John Wunf
derlich.
Grandma Hebner and Mrs. J, G,
Wunderllch made a (lying trip on the
noon train to Nebraska City, Thurs
day, returning the same day.
Potatoes are not so plentiful as was
expected, but apples are of large di
mensions and abundant everywhere.
Freddy Schomaker, who was hurt
four weeks ago, is not able to do any
work yet, but is contemplating very
much on husking corn this fall.
Miss Dora Opp assisted II. M. Ruck-
ley in the store, Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Warden, who resided one mile
south of Nchawka, was stricken with
paralysis Friday night, October 2nd,
died on Thursday afternoon, the 11th.
Mr. Warden leaves a wife, three
daughters, and one son to mourn his
loss. He was buried Sunday at
o'clock, In Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Joseph Bchrns hauled some line ap
ples to Isaac Pollard's Friday morn
Ing.
John Petersof Avoca helped George
Hansen last week with the farm work
and was taken sick and was compelled
to go home Friday.
Mrs. John Murdock and son, Paul,
enjoyed an early drive to Nchawka,
Saturday morning.
Earnest Young finished threshing,
Saturday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles St.
John, Saturday, October 13, a baby
Klrl.
Gu8. Hansen Is making a line large
ice pond. Gus believes in having it
more convenient.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Hansen were the
guestsof Wm. Peters and family Sun
day.
Edward Wulf of Avoca, visited with
his sister, Mrs. Fred Hild, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Hansen Is on the sick list.
Wm. Betts Is making quite an 1m-
provempnt on his place by building a
large corn crib, and touching up his
residence In white and green.
Quite a number started corn husk
Ing last week.
Mrs. Bert Tucker spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. F. C. Schomaker.
John Whltcman and Chulmcr Swlt
r.cr drove to Earn Young's, Sunday,
Louie Todd did his threshing, Mon
day.
Call and see the new line of gents
r?i n w
THIS is the season when everybody commence to
look around for their fall and winter clothing.
The early buyer usually gets the choice of the
. new styles, and the best goods. We would there
fore suggest that you
Call at our Store
Early in the
Season
and let us show you the many new things we
have in Men's and Hoys' Clothing, and everything
in their wearing apparel from shoes to the hat.
Our line this season in every department is much
larger than ever before, and we earnestly request
you to call and "look us over."
Wm.
A Painful Uncertainty.
In case of sickness of a member of
your family, everybody is anxitus to
help. Everything Is done to relieve
the suffering of the sick person and
then a medicine is suggested. You
hurry to the drug store and bick, full
of that painful uncertainty, whether
or not the medicine will have the de
sired effect. There Is only one Instance
where there Is no doubt as to the re
sults, and that Is Trainer's American
Elixir of Bitter Wine in all cases of
maladies of the stomach and of the
bowels. It not only gives Instant re
lief, but will gradually perfectly cure
the patient; It will give him a healthy
appetite, will regulate t tic action of
the bowels and strengthen all diges
tive organs. 11 ma'lng the digestion
thorough, It will renew all blood,
give new strength to the muscles and
nerves, activity to the brain, a rosy
hue to your skin. To healthy person
It will preserve and Increase their
vigor and ambition. All drugstores.
Jos. Trainer, 7!i!i So. Ashland Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
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Shoes Makes Life's
Walks Easy
for the cushion feels like a pillow to
the feet, and you'll rcall.c that "foot
torture is reduced to iooi comiori at
once." The secret of this wonderful
hoe ia an all-wool felt pad which con
forms instantly to the bottom or tne
foot, resists the coiu ana aoes noi re
quire weeks to break In.
BUSTER BROWN" SCHOOL SHOES
Sherwood & Son.
We have about
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Holly
THE CLOVER LEAF FARM'S
ANNUAL SALE OF
POLAND-CHINAS
Will be held on Tuesday, October
2.1, I!hni, commencing at 1 o'clock p.m.
at the farm of Allen Fra.eur, :t miles
west and one-half miles south of Fort
Crook, and five and one-half miles
southeast of Paplllon, Nebraska.
Twenty.elght boars and sows, big
pigs from big litters. We have pigs
not related to those you bought last
year. Sale will 1 held under cover.
No postponment. Free lunch at noon.
Come whether you desire to purchase
or not.
Terms-Ten months time will ba
given on approved note drawing x per
cent Interest.
Jons M. Fimzici'i: & Sons.
II. C. Duncan, Auctioneer.
Wc arc now showing
a full line of beautiful
trimmed hats of latest
design; also vcrv popu
lar Street and School Hats.
H. E. WEIDMAN & CO.
MILLINERY
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Frlckc k Co. and Goring it Co.
to her two children.
25 cents. Sold by Goring & Co.
furnishings at Wm. Holly's.