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VOL. XXVII. NO. 36.
l'LATTSMOUTII, CASS COUNTY, NK MUSK A, T1IUUSDAY DKCKIUBKU 3, 1891.
All Experts Use
Roval Baking Powder.
Perfect and uniform success in making finest food is
more certain with Royal Baking Powder than with any
other. Use it in every receipt calling for a baking
powder, or cream of tartar and soda, and the best
results in pure, wholesome, appetizing food arc assured.
Experts use it because it add:-, to their success. Physi
cians and Health Officers recommend it because it adds
to the wholcsomencss of tho feed.
A HJI LSLKDJ-.t-D CITIZEN.
'I regard
ihe Roy;:! P.aking Towclcr as
introduction into my kitchen
lie Royal
used it a
of
Marion Harlano:
the best in the market
I have used no other."
Miss Maria Parloa: "It seems to me that I
TtfiL-Jnnr lViuwW U as rood" as anv can be. I have
great deal and always with satisfaction."
Mrs TUktr Princina! of Washington. D. C, School
Cookery: "I say to you, without hesitation, use the 'Royal.'
I have tried all, but the Royal is the most satisfactory."
M. GORJU, late Chef, Dclmonico's, New -York: "In my use
of Royal Baking Powder, I have found it superior to all others."
A. FORTIN, Chef, White House, for Presidents Arthur and
Cleveland: "I have tested many baking powders, but for finest
food can use none but 'Royal.'"
Affidavit njnrdum the Ctiienhip
oT L. C iC.fkhoff Iht Peinov
nil Douiitx.
The followihg affidavits cannot
butsatisfy any fair minded man as
to tlio citizenship of the county
trea.-'urcr-clccl:
SiATli K ll.UNOl.i I S.-i.
COOlvClH NTY. )
I, Ilonry Itcst, clerk of circuit
court, a court of record in which is
kept t tie record of iiiiturali,.atitn ol
C tizen.J, do hereby ecrti! y lliat the
records of said county which were
kept previous to the ye ir oil, and
wilicli inciuUi'd tlie i-ail icconl ol
uaturalialiou of citizens wlio took
out their ualurali.aliou papers pre
vious to October, A. D.. 171, were
catirely destroyed by tit great lire
of Chicago in" the jcar J-il, ami
further, 'that no copy of Haul
records are obtainable and tha.
there is no record ol naiiiiali.atioii
of any ci.ieu previous to t-aid date
aforesaid.
In test iniony whereof I have here
uato set my hand and al.ixcd the
seal of Haiti court, at Chicago, this
'1 1 1 1 day ol .Nov. u.ber. .. IV 1 l.
IlK.NUY MliST,
seal.) Clerk of Circuit Court.
herdealh the papers became miss
laid or lost.
In the year ISS'.I the mother died,
but (hiring the same year or pre i
ous year he saw the naturali.atinu
paers of his tatheratid read them;
also remember the Haul tact by
reason that bis mother was hick
and asked him to look over the pa
pers tied while mi doing be read
the said papers, he also has seen
the papers a ureal many limes pie
vious lo that time, and knew of Un
tune his lather lookout his papers,
as lie of:en told the children that
they were citv.eiis by reason of Ins
becoming a cii ucu.
llefnrdier st lies that lie made
an churl to get a copv ol records in
said Cook couutv, Illinois, and in
reply to a letter to the clerk ol t-oi l
county, be received the inloi illation
that tlie l ecords ot said county were
lestroved bv the drcat rue of
Cli i'oii ia tl.e vear 171, anil tin
ier the al'lianl sailh not.
L, C. I'M KnolT.
Subscribed and swaira to before
me this llt d iv of Nov., 1 s: I .
liiunCklH ill ii.l.D,
Cotinly Clerk.
SI. SO A YKAli.
-fbi HEBBinunr-
SB.
Geo. Vass and then Christmas.
4 For ladies' fine kid shoes and
, ir ... T.wotiti
vnrisTmas tippci.-!, fc" j"-'"
FcUcr s.
V You
made
can Ret the best of hand
boots and shoes at Joseph
Fetzer's.
tf
' The Schildknecht shoe house lias
the very finest line of men's shoes
in tlie city. t
Geo.
clock.
Vass and the court
house
tf
There will be an oyster supper at
Sthe M. K. clufrch, on Sixth street,
il Ti..,,o,i...t ... .. n.-r :- also other
retreshments, and table of articles
lot eale. Everybody invited.
' Gentlemen, if you want a fine
HrpsH shoe, it can be had at Schild-
knecht'e.
A cn rf Mr. M. I). I'usser, a
merchant of GihrnlMr, X. C. was so
badly afflicted with rlienmatisin for j
a year or more, as to be unable to
work or fro to school. His holier
concluded to try Chamberlain's
l'ain Halm on the boy. It soon
cured him and he has since walked
one nnd a half miles to school and
back every school day. all cent bot
tle for sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.,
druggist.
The parishioners of the Christian
church ha''e secured the services of
KevI A. Galloway for the ensuing
year. Rev. Galloway comes from
Iilair, highly recommended, nnd
doubtless his services will be a
valuable addition to the minis
terial force in this city.
AFFIDAVIT.
Statu of Nkkkaska
casscol'.viv.
J; 1'. A. lb over, being first duly
sworn, detio-esaud savs that he is
a resident elector of said county
and state and has been since the
vear lH; that he knev Frederick
Kickholf. the father of L. C. Mick-
holf, tlie trea.-urer-elrct of sail
couniy, and lived in lite same pre-
einet in which said rrederick r.ic
holf lived to. over nine years pre
vious to the death of said Frederick
Fiekholf; was registrar of voters in
an 1 lor said Louisville precinct in
the vear lSt',7. and re;"isicred the
name of said 1'rcdci ick lCieklioil
about the lid day of September.
A. !.. 1 Sii7. in a book furnislied foi
that purpose and which is now on
ile in i lie couuly clerk's ollice ol
aid county; a ml, as was the custom
and law ia reference to citizenship
of persons olferia-; to be registered
is voters, be ilcnunilcu tlie papers
of sai l Frederick Kickholf showing
his citizenship, mid they were pro
duced by said Frederick Kickholf in
person, anil tnat tlie snnl papers so
. . . . , i : .1.
irouuccu were sain ricuci iciv
vicklioU's last or final papers,
showing him to be admitted to full
citizenship and that tie interlining
on said register ot voters i;iviii
the words "l'apers exhibited Sep
tember 'X 1S07" was made by him'
(!. a A. Hoover) and that the
tf
Authors Crnlvr)
See the following descriptive
booths at Rock wood hall, Thursday
and Friday evenings Dec. 10 and 11
"The Snow Cave," "Lalah Rookh,"
The stock of procerics nt Peter
old stand will be sold at re.
I dUCed prices to sausiy inunn-inw Cl,n "rhriHtm:is
.. f Viral National bank, and anyone1, '
Partv." Maud Nuller" and "llie
HaiiRiiiff Garden." A Very enter
nf Virt National bank, and anyone
' needing goods will save money by
calling at the old Bland. Kemeni-
1 her the stock is fresh and complet".
Come in for bargains in potatoes,
Oour, glassware, chinaware and
' crockery. Opera Grocery.
Santa Clause,
Geo. Vass.
Christinas
and
tf
AGF.XTS WAXTKD. Free paid
outfit to energetic men. Several of
our salesmen have earned from $70
to $100 a week for years past. (it
1'. O. Box 1371, Xew York.
taiuing program ol music, recita.
tions and tableaux is also under
nn-naration. Refreshment will be
I I
served in the old style and the new
Admission, 23 cents. 2t
The laws of health are taught in
the schools; but not in a way to be
of much practical benefit and are
npver illustrated bv livintrexainples
which in nianv cases might easily
be done.. If some scholars, who
had uist contracted n cold, was
r . a rmmiiJ Ttlliult
no noi e .i";. - ... brought qefore the school, so that
of Roses will the ma. y y j orthlcw culdwar e dry, loud cough
paints, powders, " n 1 nn(1 know it3 Kigaif.cance; see tlie
ff bleaches wh.c are Hoodm ti . w))itc C()lli 0 (1)L ton .
f, market. Get the f(V,Vr 73 Ce i ts r and latter, as the cold developed,
lV druggist, O. II. Snjder, w cents ptr nrnfusi. wnterv exneetora-
4
ninvc vour pimples, freckles, black
heads, moth, tan and sunburn, and
give you a lovely complexion. 1 j
Gentlemen, if you hanker after
Flyn's Flexible Fine Fancy Fitting
Footwear, Schildknecht has the
truck. t
The conuty commissioner, Geo.
Vass and the court house clock.
Why will you cough when Shi
loh'acure will give immediate re
lief. I'rice 10 eta., 50 cts. and SI.
For sale byF. G. Fricke &Cc
Pure buckwheat flour for tale at
flcisel'a mill. tf
Call on the Tucker Sisters in the
Sherwood block for bargain, in
Winter Hats. tf
For fine boots and shoes go to
Taeph Fetzer, Main street, between
Fourth a uu fitm streets. u
Christmas.
Those wishing to purchase Chiet
mas presents, either decorative or
useful, will do well to see the baiar
table at Rockwood hall. Thursday
andF'riday evenings December 10
and 11. 2t
I have been a great sufferer from
catarrh for over ten years; had it
ery bad, could hardly breathe.
Some nights I could not sleep and
had to walk the floor. I purchased
Ely' Cream Halm and am using it
" freely, it is working a cure surely.
I have advised several friends to
use it, and with happy results in
every case. It is the medicine
above nil other for catarrh, nnd it
is worth its weight iu gold. I thank
God I have found a remedy I can
use with safety nnd that does all
that is claimed for it. It is curing
my deafness.-li. W. iperry, Hart
, ford.Coun.
AITIPYIT.
STATU Ol' i:ill ASKA,
Cass Cor.vi v.
Clans 1). Taper, being first duly
sworn, deposes and says that be is
an elector id Cass coin, v and has
resided in said county since tin
vear IS(;: that he was well and inti
uiatelv acuuaiated with Frederick
Ki kholf, father of L. C. Kickholl
and lived 011 ihe same farm with
Frederick Fickholl iu Cook county
Illinois and about the vear ina'.i or
1st,.) fiiid Frederick KiekhofTin com
pauy with 1'red Turner and Chri.
I'urner went to Chicago, 111,, togt
said Fred Kickl. oil's last of final cil
..ens papers. Said llia.it know
the above fads by reason of bein
111 same Iaup.lv at tlie tune sai
I'n derick Kickholf returned from
Chicago and knows that 1 1 sai
lolerieiv I.ie ,lio'.. ha his last or
i.nal papers iiiakinM him a eili.e
of the Tailed Stan s. C. T.M'I'l-k'.
Subscribed ami sworn to beioi
me this 26 1 h day of November A.
LSUI. V. A. Cl.i:iii!Ok'N,
Notary l'ublic
VAAi AM) VIME'.l Sit ck
- OF - -
DRY - GOODS - AND
V
adit
C.k -.JL -.-v wlmM.
lo JTow Oomploto in ell Dcpnrtmcnt3,
MUSS WMltlS
We are showitp.' a handsome line of
AMKLS IIAIli PLAIDS,
HUH) AD ( LOTH,
FLAXXKI.S.
SKU'C.KS,
iii:nkmi;ttas.
A full line of colorings and blacks.
I'l.AXKl'.TS AM) (OMIOUIS
Slock complete and prices lower
than ever.
imi;:i; i:!t
A good Lad'es Jersy vc.'t a! '-'."c.
Ladies line Jersey vest and pants ia
white or natural grays at fine each
I.adiei ratttral Gray Wool V' i ts atil
Pants at 50c. Regular 75c tindea.
wear.
Full lines of Ladies Fine wool
ribbed under wear iu white, cariU
ual and black.
Complete lines of Child's tinde.
wear ia natural, scarlet and whit
at prices as low as the lowest.
eitOiUiS rAY) siiiivyi.cs.
li.vVK never thown ho largo 11 lino in this ilepurthient.
0 c ill spocinl iittuntion to our l irg) tusorttnent of Hoofera
Military nnd Hip Coat sIi ijkh triimnid with Mink, Sen', Asdniehaa..
Mullalooii nnd (!oiicv furs.
Our lino of I'lu-li Pacijues aro clicnper tltrin ccr liclorc. FtiU
lines of Cl.ililirns nnd Misses Cloaks and Jackets.
lapers reterreu to were tne o.iai
papers of said Frederick Kickholf.
and that said Frederick F.ickholf
was also sworn as to his quuhticu
tions to vote and lo the correctness
of his statement in reference to his
age, place of birth, residence, etc.,
and further the affiant sailli not.
J. T. A. llOOVKK.
Subscribed and sworn to before
... ...... . 1
me tins is in oav 01 iovemuci.
. D., isul. W. A. Cli:c;iiou.,
seul.) Notary Public.
' ss.
tion and thin watery discharge
fr m the nose, not one of them
would ever forget what the first
symptoms of a cold were. . The
scholar should then be given
Chamberlain s Cough Keniedy Ire
iv. that all tnignt sec tnat even
severe cold could be cured ;n one
or two days, or at least greatly mitt
gated, when properly treated as
soon as the first symptoms appear.
This remedy is famous lor it
cures of cough, colds and croup.
It is made esoecctally for these
disease and is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine known tor
the purpose. 50 cent bottle for eale
by F. G. Fricke & Co., druggists.
IB OPKNINO UP
Oaa ( th
newest an4
liaeaof
brightest
Plash'Goodi, Tji. Dolli. Koveltiea, 0
tt Ike Bnlldj trad that htn txta
mo to ton fur yean.
KO OLD STOCK, ALL NEW
Which was bought early In tlie
season from some of the
Largest Importing Houses
Which guarantees you the pick of
the market and at price
for which we
are noted.
'".The Lowest in ihe Country .
0O0
The public I1 enrdlally ItiTltnit tol'tpect ur
good aud coaiptu prlc-a
AFFIDAVIT.
State of Xehkaska i
Cass County.
In relation to the matter of the
citizenship ol Louis C. Kickholf, of
Cass couutv. Nebraska.
Madiew lnlieliler, ueingoi lawiui
t a 1' . 1 a..!..
age ami uemg oy me nrsi uuiy
sworn. savs. 1 lint "1 was well anil
personally acquainted with Fred
erick Kickholf, the father of Louis
C. KickholT, during bis lifetime
"I knew the old gentleman
twentv-live years a go, and married
his daughter, a sister of Louis C.
Kickholf; I also know that the sj.id
Frederick Kickholf was a citizen of
the I'niied Stales of America; that
he became such before the said
Louis C. Kickholf became twenty
one years of age. The last time I
remember of seeing his certilicati
of citizenship was in the year lSSU.
"I remember the time from the
fact that at that time Louis and I
looked over the old papers of the
'old gentleman and divided
them between us, he keeping part
and I keeping part, my wife and
Louis being the only heirs of the
estate of the old man, KickhofT.
that since that time I have no
recollection of seeing the certificate
and do not rrmeniber which of we
two retained said certificate at the
time of the aforesaid division, and
further, that I remember that I
told Louis at that time that the
certificate ought to be well taken
care of and it may be that it is with
my papers in the bank at Fremont,
Nebraska.
And further the affiant naith not
Mathias Inheldkk.
Subscribed in my presence and
sworn to before me this 30ih day 01
November, A. V., 18UI.
(seal. Wm. L. WKUX.
A Mammoth Stock.
A IIek.w.d reporter leisurely
dropped into the dry goods store
of Fred Herrmann one evening
last week, and after engaging in n
brief conversation with his affable
and efficient salesman, Kmil Wurl,
at his suggestion we were shown
through the establishment. Upon
inquiry we were informed that the
est iblishment makes a specialty of
dry goods; the proprietor makes
the wants of his customers n study
and endeavors to keep us complete
1 stock as the average buyer may
wish to select from. We were par
ticularly impressed with his stock
of dress goods, which is unques
tionably the most complete stock
ever brought to this city. Samples
of carpets, from ingrain to the
finest Hrussells, are always kept on
hand and buyers are supplied 11
little delay directlv from the who'e
sale house. We were impressed
with the fact that his stock o
ladies' cloaks would be in keeping
with the demands of n city liki
Omaha. His stock includes every
grade and quality of goods for
which there is a demand. His
stock of furs, mulls, hoods and
notions is complete and the selec
tiou has been made with becoming
taste. The stock, throughout, can
not fail to please the most fastidi
ous purchaser.
(n the course of a conversation
with Nr. Herrmann, we were 111
formed that, notwithstanding the
open winter, his business was
enjoying a period of prosperity and
as farmers had begun to market
their crops his sales were gradu
ally becoming larger.
We believe that it will pay our
readers, from an economic stand
point, to inspect this mammoth
stock before going to other cities to
do their trading. The assortment
is complete, prices always reason
able and under the efficient man
agement of Miss Amelia Wurl
customers are accorded curteous
and fair treatment.
ONE DOOR EAST FIRST NATIONAL.
J.m MoE XjW--inNTa
JEWELER '
Headquarter for Every thing in the Una
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, FANCY AND DRONZ1
CLOCKS,
OPTICAL GOODS, OPERA GLASS2B
FANCY SILVERWARE,
SOLID GOLD JEWELR7
A BIG SIOCK OF HOLIDAY GGODi
AT THE LOWEST PRICKS.
Repairing of FINE WATCIH-.S a S-peciaiiy
and all Work Warranted.
33. -A- M'ELWAIIsr,
THE LEADING JEWELER,
415 IVfain Street,
Plattsmouth, Nek
Holiday Goods.
Persons looking for cheap prices
on holiday goods, such ns books,
albums, plush goods.bibles, music
al goods, tine booklets and go's
books at pr ces io sou un oici.rv
remember, J. IV Young at otw ?laui
s. reel, who mal.es uooks anu nu
tionery u special. y.
Shorthand and typewriting col-
le ce over Mayer a ciotnine store,
Day ana niirnt sessions, situations
guaranteed to all competent stud
etits. tt
' ss.
Oo-
I.r,BCHIK.rr.
PMtoautta
AFFIDAVIT,
Statu of Nf.ukaska )
Cass County. )
L. C Eickhoir being first duly
sworn, deposes and says, that be,
together with his father, Fredrick
Eickholf, reached Cook county,
Illinois, on Christinas in the year
of 1851, and resided in said Cook
county until March, I80O. Moved
from said Cook county, 111., to Cass
county, Nebraska, ami have resided
in Cass county ever since.
During the year IS.'jt), or first part
of 1S00, hisfather, Fredrick KickholT,
took out his last papers in said
Cook county and had them in his
possession until his death, Rt which
time they became the property of
hia mother, Mary Eickbofi, and at
Important Steek Sal.
We take pleasure in calling atten
tion to a fine stock auction sale to
be held in this city at the barn of
W. D. Jones, on Main street, neit
Saturday at 11 a. in.
The stock consists of fine brood
mares, lilleys and fine pedi
greed horses.
Terms: Six months, wltn ap
proved security, at ten per cent; or,
five per cent olT for cash.
A full attendance is desired nt
the regular meeting of the Daugh
ters of Honor, A. O. U. W. Thursday
evening December 4. Business of
importance.
liiiixi Vkmilyea, See.
OUR CLUBINQ LIST.
Home Vannliif anil Hmui.d,
10 xlo III il-mid IlKU'ia
ll.iri'i-r'H Miik z iih mill IIi-iiai.d
U.'rtM i's Huiriviil IIkm 'I.ii ..,
Il;iri r'. Wi-fklv hihI iiKHAi.ii
low Mat I ;htt-rnnit IlKiiAi.n
Western Klilil uuU HKHAI.D
A petition was filed Tuesday
looking to the incorporation of the
town of Union.
Unllcnd Doetom
There are numerous persons in
this city, as well as in the county'
who are unlawfully engaged in
practice. To all snch persona the
state board of health gives notice
thai they will be prosecuted before
the courts unless they desist.
C. A. Manker, of Louisville, is in
the city to day.
S. F. Rockwell, of LouisTille, is at
tending court to-day.
Fred Murphy, of Cedar Creek,
came in on the Schuyler this
morning.
Iia
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,. 4
.. 4 at
4
..ia
George Matson, of South Dcnd
came in ou the Schuyler this
morning.
Mrs. J. N. Mason, of Hurlington,
Iowa, is visiting her dauglitar, Mrs
G. F. Houseworth,
For abstracts of title nt reason
able rates, go to J. M. Leyda, Union
block. tf
It Should bo In Every House.
I. H. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharp
burg, Pa., says ha will not lie wit
out Dr. King's New Discovery fow
Consumption, Coughs and Colda,
that it cured Ins wile who wa .
threatened with Pneumonia aftaf
an attack of "La Grippe," whe
various other remedies and several
physicians had done her no gooo.
Robert Harber, of Cocksport, Pa, .
claims Dr. King's New Discovery
has done him more good than any
thing he ever used for I.ung .
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it
Free trial bottles at F. G. Fricke .
Co' drugstore, lirjfe bottle. 60
and 11.00.
An hanest Swede tells hie starf
in plain but unmistakable lan
guage for the beuetit of the publix.
One of my children took a scvef
cold and got the croup. I gave hci
a teasnoonful of Chaiaberlaio
Cough Remedy, and in fiveminutea
lales 1 gave her ane more. Hy thi
time she had to cough up tin
gathering in the throat. Then saw
went to sleep and slept good tta
fifteen minutes. Then she got up
and vomited; then she went back
to bed and e lept good tor the ra
mainner of the night. She got tlx
croup the second night and I gave
her the same remedy with the same
food results. I write this because
thonght there might be some oa
in the same need and not know the
true merits of this wonderful medi
cine. CHAKLES A. TlIOMPSBBia,
Dea Moiues, Iowa. 50 cent battl"
far rale by F. G. Fxicka Co.