4
L cpp I Noilco
IN MSIKICT :olTIir C..& COI'MY NE
1 li-i.ii .
Osoir .il-n,
DIm in! Allf'i. nni
A I l-n, (.anno- n
ITwk. l'luiiiUlf
VH
in ivt'-ii'en p.i d
i. in II. r t-r m
I '.'I l.lliUllH I
sn u I H-'rseii, iief.-nrtnnt. will nli
i-a tint ii t'lei'o Ii day .J vi.vp"ilir. IkiI.
en Titos . 1 1:1 tilts lu-n ln. fllnr tlivir nii
'Ii ill lln i'i-tll('l ii. nil i I i hs i'..init iNh.
lirHskn. tt 1 11-f s.ii l (I fi'i'ilaiii I lit tiliiwt nn-l
pmyrr i( m liii-li are t HTnverif iit-ii-inta t
lll -U-ii n' ule Inlnlleil 1 1, li te, II Will lilt! I'll' -lllllntietlisil
llieswi Ii luli-u-si llii-ieu-. fro 11
Nnv-n.li r .' I, KM : "event v-six mi tiitietv
rrveii oiii- Iiiiii' iimIih ilnirt nf ;i. .-mi. tint
lei' n ii'iw . n- ami pnity an, I ihii'v mx a il
ri!tit ciif-liiiiiilieilis id, In h line ani lay l-le
HuVi'lilN'r 30 fiT UOi'ds a'ul meicliuiiilise ati I
awl iieiivete ilt-Ie. itui.ts In el limits ai d t!i t
Cm said lay :in nriler hi iit'arliii.ent was hMini
liy tne. clerk ot tne a mh t lottu nf ass
Coinily. Nvliraskil. itlrf-i'tetl to tile Sheriff nf
' ilad'S'in dimly, lr,.k;i arel t'ie diet'ifl of
Chsh i-iiiintv, Ni hra.-kti, mid :evietl by tiifin
ui.u t lie liiiiiiwiHK d' wnlii-d irnH-nv. to-wii :
tl intll-east (iiwrt r eet'im th rtv
lil twenty-three ninth til i:mn'.
ifTHl M lis in e uniy. M-lmisku and M
f. Br 111 in lWk lUtwinlit fix I and l..t ten
(Hit in blm-k thirty-three in Urn rty u(
I'latlt "on h ftelirask. No Iim of jr:i nili -Lut
was Hlsi mrvfil up m tli K rt National
r'aiKiir Hlattsni'iiitli 'i-hr sk: ik in 'rtuMwo
o( nil H'xnls inereliawlise bunk arc unln lie
lonislni! tn said ileleml in.' and in uiiss...sinii
mid mi lei control ufaiil ba'ik. I'liilntilt pravs
lor J ii 'cnient a and ilit-ei.il nt (or Hit sum
of JII3 0"i interests and allefsdl rot-crty or
to in cli thereof as in iv In- neeessirv lie mil
In :il ir-f V tlivaliinuiil tumid due ilu lit. If fi'. lil
dljftMlilHIllH.
mi are required to answer said Inetillon i n
,1 before Monday Jaiiniurv lltn Mrij
A 1.1. K.N lllll'H.nlallllifl.
- JullN A, UAMKi utiy
Date l Nov. so 1801.
Legal Notica
IN DISTKICT tUtltlCAS.'iCOUNTV, NU
bniHka James Jaksc,
llalntm
VH
Kasinui FcttTiipn,
DofeiKlai.t
IIkihik Pi'ti'TJi-ii ilpfcinlant will tafcfi notice
tliat on ili 2iM'i (lav nf Nov bur ld James
Jaksen ii'aint If li. r.'ln flli'd Ills ie III! 'ii In
Hie (lliiri cmirt of ' H-s county euraKa
Bi;alnt sa'd ilclt'iiilalit tlm oliji-i t and iatjr
(f whli'li is to ihcoviT ol Him di fi'iidaui tin
(nun of oun Imiidrcd and fl'ty dollani, "illi
liiten-Ht from ilat f.r money lne ineteiKiain.
t bin sii.p al iiist incf and requi-i-t now due
nnd pavalile In ilall'tllf tfiii ilef-lidimt aim
mat lli.salil nay an ouier oi anaeii'iiein a
Uni,.il liv llix elerk of tbu distiict court of
i Cas- coiiii'y Nebraska liecled to tin) tlierllt
uf .Madisim coiintv Nelir:ika anil tnfl snerill
i Cai-s connly Neb nska and levied liy Ih'iii
Upon Hie liilli.wlnit di csrllie l property lowrn :
I lm iiniMiiast n.i:irler I VI of se.' lion 111 i I t v
1301 towtislilp Iwent -tbree (2:i) unrth of ranne
lour t west, Hiiuaten ill kihiiisimi nuimj ir
braka and lot four 4 In block flfty-eiu'bt I Ml
Mid bit ten l(l in block llilrtv-'liiee Xt
itiiHted In tliHitv of 1'lnl tsiiHiut ti Ca!i coun
ty Nebraska and also served notice of garn eh.
inentnpon ihe Kiit atiotll Hank of l'latt
x moiilb Nebraska u luortlf'llie of all Koods
Niitr . mercliHiidlsaud book pccounH belotiK-
rriii to fiHiit defendant Itasmu' IViersen in ine
bndj and noie-sioii of said Hrt National Hank
of I'lattsuioiitli NebracKH. I bat p!alutlll pruys
lor iirtL'ineut afa nst ilelenrnttil I r mii huiii
f one bundled and fl'ty dollam with Interest
r4lii rt:it mill Hint, all of Said nriMHTlV Or il
liunli thereof as may be necessary be sold to
k&'l'fy tbe amuurit found due plaintiU from
iJtticndnni.
jVoii are required to answer inid petlttou on
btloie tue iitu uay oi j.inuraty ik-.
iT JAMI-8 JAKSKN, plaintiff
By Matiubw (Jkuino, Atty.
Dated Nov 27 Ifwi.
Log" I Notice
tN PISTltlCT COUKT, CASS COUNTY NK
I brai-ka.
Dudley M. Steele,
Dudley Hnillh
Jobu hteeie. partners
asl. M. Steele & Co.
v
Rapmtis Petepen and
Christian Peterien ynxt
,ters as Petersen & tiro.
X Fapmus Peterten defendant, will tak notice
nhat ou the 19th dav of November l9i . I). M.
teele & Co., rlalntlrTs Herein filed their peti
tton In tne district court of C'at county, Ne
fcrsk aiiainst tald delendant the object and
f rveyofvhlchareto recover of dtlendaiit
lie um of One Hundred and Twenty-fom dol
lar nti.i lr'v ma cent! Willi mi ere-1 inrrroii
frm November m, lsul nw due and pavable
toobilntill from ile'endauts torgondp nnd mer
ebaudUe old and delivered by plalntifl to de
fendant at their request and that oo said day
n order of attaebment was iisued by the elerk
t the dlstnot court of l ass County. Nebraska
directed to the sheriff of Ca county. Vebras
fta and bv blm levied upoi tbe tollowlix de
tcribed rroperty.to-islt. , . w. , .
i lt four 14). ulock flfty-elpht 168 and lot ten
101. block thirty-three 133 lu tbe City f
lattsmoth. Nebraska. Notice of Kainlsh
mentwas al0 served nnthe first Natlnnal
llankof PUttPiaoutb, Nebraska inortgaxe
of all foods, merchandlpfl and tieok account
belouKlnRtosald dtfendaili and liowlnpos
ttsplou and unber control of the paid First Na
tional Hank wherefore plalntifl prays for Judc
tneut aeainpt defrudatit for the mi in of (U4.
with Interest and that all of said property o-
lomuch thereof as may be te enpary ne poia
toVatisfy the amount due plaintiff from deleu
defendant. Yon are required to answer tald petition on
r bfore Mondav, January 11. 'Ml. , ,
D. M. HTFKl.K A Co. Plaintiff.
John A. Uavles. Atty.
Dated NovtruberM. ihjI,
Legal Notice.
IN DlRTRIOT VUUMi, vaot vvi is i i is
brt-ski.
Ashland Mill ami Kleeuie
ttiiUt Cnmuany (incoriior-
fttHd).' l'l.inim
v
Kasmui Peterten,
t'hriatiiii II. 1'e.tersed.
Defendant J
ptaamos Petersen defendenl will tak utie
v,... n tha vii tli dav iof November Ul the
Ashland Mills and Klectiic Light Co, plaintiff
- a ...l ...ll. n .1 a.lltrn.t -nllTL ill
Herein n en i tuuuh i n.c..-- .-. ...
f'.,.uiiiiiT Nebr-iskaau'iiust said defendant
the object and prayer of which are to recover
of iMt'inliiu's the sum of one bundrod twenty
v dollars and rllteen cents wiiii inierrsi iuicu
if from Nov. 20th li now due and pavaoe t
W niuintift frein defendant for no-ills and mercn-
t andise told and dellvertd to delendant at
their request by plaintiff and that na (am a-y
an order of attachment was Issued by thederk
of tbe district court of Cas couuty Nebraska
.tirueteit i.i the Hheiiff of Madlaau county Ne
braska and sheriff of Cass couaty Nebraska
and levied by tbeui uptu the following des
cribed proprlv lowr'l :
Ti. n,.rii,n.si. unarter ls.1 of Itt'tioa thirty
faol township twenty three 23) north o( ranee
lar 4, west, situated In Madison conatv, Ne-
; il. ..A l..t fn..r 111 h'nelc lllw.Kiuht ISSl.
and lot ln flO), bloek thirty-thru ) 3lf. l'latts
h v-hr-wiij NntKHnf irsriiiKbment was
Also servL-d on the. Ftret National auV 01
piutf.mnnth Nnhraska as nmrtcacee of all
goodi, merchaudie aud book account beloim
iiir t said defendiint and now lu piifsesslon
and uiiiler control of said lank. Plalntifl
.iravafnpu4iiHA.tni.nt ttirinst N.id tlefcndatlt
arfh caM aum of t?o IK with luternst and
that all of said property or so much thereof as
n'ay ne naees.iarv ne sola 10 satisiy me buiouui
found due nlalntiff from defendant.
You aie required to auswer said petition ou
or before noenay January n. ihvi
ashi.anii Mi i.i. Attn Ei.e.crruc
I.IOHT COMPAKV. I'l'lllltlff
John A, Davlea, Atty
ti ded November 'J, Isnl . .
Rad Notica.
rjK all Whom It may Concern ,
The eommlf sb-ner appointed to locate a rosd
fceginninK M vo nt bi eeutsrof rial No IM
dln ctlv wst of sstieol Ionise In district No. S
aud runribiK thence east past paid pchool
bouse to ean el e of section 2, twu. 12. rau&e
11, thrncc s iuth ou aectloallne between pec
liens 1 and 2 to tin northwest corner nf h W
HW sen. 1-11-13, '.hence east on north line of
W H W ,'p-1 19-13 to public road leadlnn
from Vlattsmouth to Oreaiiolii, and also locate
read beginning at northwest cerr.er of d
8W It 8VVV, sec. 1-12-lland runniuit soath to
ionth side uf net Ions land 2 and wale Hi
road on HWU SW! 1-12-13, lias report il In
favor of the location thor.iol, and all obiecti'mt
thereto, or clal mi for damages, must be filed
in tbe couuty cl'rk'a office joa or fceforenmin
onibe lith dy of January A, P. If 2. or such
roadwlll be located without rctat nee tbret,
But Cfciicvrut. Co, tiHk.
Leital Notice
tx iiHiRicTaa ur.t A.-aroi'stv
1 hr'Slv.i
Ka-niui lUn-en, 1
mint;!! I
vs ,
ItttMIIUS 1'cU l.Sl II. I
i. femlaiit J
Vasni'is Petersen. I'.eieu.Knt, will tak
1'otn e Hi on ilir tw ntie Ii dav v.. l.Mil,
lliiini II. ins .ii. , im i.. I bt i. tii. flic. i i. is
I t liliKii in tiedsiiiet i". mi i ( i coiintv,
Ntl.r.is ii. au.iin-l f .i.l ileieedaiii, IIih ol J i t
lid player "l wl l. liis Iciieenyer of tliei'.e
fu .ilil i In- sum ol one liiiml e I .lol'ai-. iill
iiil ifs In in m i ti'inlu r fi. is:d at 10 p. r cent
pei a i: tun l.. iiin.ii loaned uel i il.iiil nt lu
spiilll III llihies '.lid liqll.sl lion Hue inxi
pavii' l to 1 1 . i irl iiuiiiiu li ii.iii.il unit Hi d
oii'sid il.iv uM ll'i d II. v oeci usarv atlldavii In
oti';iin r Visof ai la- II" Id o be lsin d by ll.e
c.eik i f ll-e ilisiricl c. lirl of i ass e. u..tv
I'l icl- a on. cu d to tlirt enllol Madisnii eeiiM.
tv, .Vbruska i.int t 'lie -lielllf of fuss
c iimtv Nrbiaska and bi" by tin in t p.in the
foil i bii; iieseillii'd properly, t -wit ;
Then r'1 ea-t quail r 1. of mm I loll llility
.I0, IowiikIiiii lw uty tlil'er I'.Mj.nmtii of ra k
four 41. e-t. sltuot din U uli"ll countv ve
bniXKii and lots f.nil in block lllty-el.'lit
diid In ten ln) in Ii oik tlniiy-lbiee ;i ),
tltvuf riit'siiioinli. t'.is en ty. cnraska,
ami a's.i -e ved i.ollce f i; irnl-hni' lit iiuontlie
fu-t N itinuul bank i f I'l.ti'Miiiiuth, .Sen., .ska
a ino'lcaye of nllo i's, ar. .nieri'li niiiise
ami Iihik m ii is Ii lonu'i is lus.iid ilelui-
I'aiU Itnsieii" I'l telS"!!, o Hie loiml nnd ' n. s.
Rlniiofsaidl irst atliuiiil Hank of I'lalt moutli
.M'bras a. liaipl.oiit.it pi.i I i a ji.io -inenl
aita'iist eleinlaiit f ir :ild mm ol $im (0
w Hi ioirri'it fii.in mmiI S. Is'n and (bat ail i f
s.tld pr l ei'y of n ii ii'ii Ibeienfi'S may lo
iirces-arv lies.iid o sal lv tiie umouiit pan u
dee plalalitT In I'l di'lei.Oant .
Yell are lenniied I all wer pain pelltuui in
or bif .re ilio llib d y of .laiiu.iy. II '2
It . SMl's IIA vsi- N. rlali'tlll,
I'v Malbew UoiiuK, Atty,
Dated November:", 1S31.
Lugul Notica
N l'lTIU0I Cvil KI C'AbS CNL'NT NE
braska.
Cbristian II. lVtrfii 1
1 laiutlll I
vs. r
Kasmu IVteipcti.
Dcfendalit. j
ltasmitK reievnen defend nit wilt tak notbe
bat ii lip bdll ilayof Noveiulier Is.tl l lin-
t i.i q II. I'elers ii till lie fin lilt (I lii' It'll
tliiiilitbe dislilrl cunt f lass ctimly
biio-ka I'taliM s .ol lieleudant tbe ol'iec aid
u;iii in I. ieli lw to ii oiiu'i o' t h o iU'I fit it . n t
the sum of iw.i tliniis ui.l and tliiy-slx tioM.os
iiliiii a or iiiiissni v i ole and other liidtMiietl
tiess us hbnwii I v said peiiimu a'l ol wl.l. li
sum r ii w tlue an 1 paylde In plalutilT f ' in
ilittid in r actual in sat nav an or.ier tl
atia.'hnii'iit was Ifsunl by tbe e erk of the d s
lib't l ou t o i ass t'ounly sibiak.k oir.cted
to tlie sin rilT o Alaillsoii ciiut'ty ilimi'ki aid
tbe hberifl ol i iissc uniy Nt b a-k:i and levli d
by tl.eiu upon tin- K llimlim dt si'ilde 1 1 ropei
tv bi'loniuu In tlie deleii'latit tow it:
'I he noillieiiNt uiiitller of seciloil tlllrtv
(.1H to lodiip twenty -three .2.) iiiul n of i an i:e
Iniir'Owci-l.i'lluati'ii in .Ma'iis.iii c iitny
loaska ami lot four (I) in block llfty-eiKfi' (is
im i lnt f i'ti l-.l le l.utek tlilnv.tlireel.'l.ll slllia
t-d in the ci y f T aui-iu. u:li NebtanKii that
plalntitl prav fur Jiidnenient against ilefendanl
fur waul Mini of ?:n5il wbh inieres! In in date
iitid t li sit nil of sai l priipi ity or so mtii li tbt re
ot m may be nccssaryhe sold to s itify the
ani'iiinl touiid due I'l.nul i'l Ir.nn tleli'iidanl
You are iquired losnswer paid pt lilltu on
or lielore tne lltn nay ol janury ih'jj.
Cllicin'i ian II. I'KThKSK.s, plaintiff
Wh. I.. IIHDW.SK, Ally.
Dated OT.27
Lognl Notice.
tX DISTRICT COL'KT CASS COUNTY NE
br-ska
Theodore Tychson and 1
Julius Hclitti, pattners i
J'UliiliHi. !
vs.
lJnniu l't ler-en and
rliristiau 11 Pi ter-en, pait
ners. DcfeuoablK. J
KasniHS Pcterio'ii. tleft'inlant wl'l t ike no
lice that on tbe ilb day of Novt-tulier l'JI
Tvclipon A Keneli plainiiil', her. in Med their
relliiou in Ibetliflrift cour oft assennutv e
brttiki st-'HUift paid defendant Ihe object
and prayer of wbli-h are to recover
fn.in ilefei danta lb sum of (til tri w tli
interest Ihereon frnm November 20, IniI,
for L'oods and inert handle now due and
payable. That an order of attachment was
Ispued bv the clerk of the district cmiit of Cass
county Nebraskailirected to the sheriff of said
couuty and ny mm p vi. n upon me ioiiohihk
depcr bed properly : ti wit.lot four (4) in block
(tjfl and lot (to) In Mock (.13) lu the eitv of
t Httstnoutn Nebraska also tliat a notice ol
earulslimeit was served upon Hie First Na
tional Hank as iiinrtKacee of tbe goods, and
iiifrcbanuise of dt-btt and b ok accounts.
That the same may lm mill to satisfy amount
due plaintiff from defendants Iht reoii.
You aie required to answer said petition on
or before Monday January nth, 1892.
I ICIIHOSj KFNCII,
Jonir a. Daviis, Atty.
Legal Notiea.
I
N TUB DISTKICT COLUT CA38 COUNTY
Nebraska
(iertrude 8. Petersen 1
rialutlft.
vs.
Rasmus ret-rien, i
Defendant. J
Ramua Peteisen, defendant, will take no
tice that on the 21'lh day of November 1PJ1,
(Iertrude 8. Petersen, plaintiff herein Med her
i'itionlu tne aialiii.'t eourt 01 t ans comity
Nebraska against paid defendant, llieebl 'i-t
audpraverol which Is to recover of the de
fendant the sum of two hundred dollars with
Inleref t from May II. 191 for inoney loaned de
fendant at bis special nn-tanc eud request,
now due aud (payable to plaintiff from the de
fendant and that on said day an aflldavl nec
essary to procure an order of a t iclinient was
Bird In said court and ordeitof attachment
were iisued bv tbe eierkof I he district eouil of
Cans eoii'ity Neb dlrecte.1 1 1 the plmrlff of alad
itou county. Neb and tlie rlientr of Cass cin n
ty Nebraska and levied by them upon ihefol
loninf descrined property, to-wit :
'1 he narlbenst uuarter iklof se lion tlilrtv
(34), township iwenty-three (23) uorth of ratine
four (4) wen, sitiiaieu in niauison couiuy,
braska and lot four (4i In blin k fifty eii:ht(U)
and lot ten (10 In block tbtrty-three (M) situat
ed In the ity of Plattsinouth. Caw. county.
Nebraska and also served notice ot t-arnMiiaeat
upon the First National Bank ot Plattsinouth,
Nebraska, a innrtttsiee 01 an tonus,
merchandise and book account belnn
aid iletandant. Kasiiiui I elerieti In tie bauds
and peisosslun of said r lnt National baakef
flatlsmnuin, rsenra-na, niai planum prays
for a )inli;meut ai; ilust said drf .tidant for
said si, m of two handled dollars with liitetest
l-tnti Mnv U ls.il nnd that al! of sjld liropertv
or i much t irretf as may be aecepsary be lolil
to satisfy the auiouut found due plaintiff from
defendant.
You are required to answer tald petition en
or before run 11111 any or .ianua-y iw.
CiBVKl'DK 8. PKruMKN. Plaintiff,
Hy.Mathaw tiertUK. Atty,
Dated November IT, ii-ai.
A Few Fuels.
Read this and govern yourelf
accordingly.
We have a, pure a stock of drug
as nnv in Cass county. Our wall
paper and paint Hock is the largest
in the city. We buy wall paper
from the eastern factories in nr
load lota and feel safe in saying we
dell more than any other firm in the
countv. You wonder why? Wc
can answer that by paying that ve
buy in large quantities and sell for
a very low price.
Call and see our line of drugs,
paints, oils iinU wa.l puper.
Yours Respectfully,
t Ilk'CAVN A HAh'RETT.
J. 11. Haldeman, a prominent
attorney of Weeping Water, is in
the city to day.
Children Cry for PitcW'$ Cartor'rtu
Whan Rab m aiti, wa bt her Ooataria.
WbPti ar wan a Olid, a cril for faaJoi
WW tbe b-im , a obC -
WOBST FORM ECZEMA
RofTlod Tent MoClcnt Skill for
Eight Months. Cured In Two
Mon.hs by C ut.cuia
hemedios.
This 1 to certify t'i it a r'lil lof mine ha I
eczenii lulls mi m i troi, an. I i.'H 0 1111
l.e In st iil"d"'il pkl . t'rtt C 'iiltl b t nii.li.ye I
l ie Ibii I tile Miffeter w s wr't peti I.
Sony lor al least t ll.t mi.t' Mxnion'h.!
01 1 nine us sillier
lei; was s'liml iiutuhl,
tilt h I In 1:111 tlie 11 e o
A Hie Cl ' It t: UA liKMK
'! MPS : in Iw.i 11 il 1 1 lis
A, the an ful iIim' pi ha i
iised Hp venueaiiae.
iny ilii-II ir boy haa
, Hiid in all none r
anee the disease had
yielded I 1 I I coiitinu d
I tie lueilii loi'sevci'ii'
lliontlis alter 110 trace
Cell!. I be u rn of II on
any Part 01 hl botly.
Tbe doctors here wainied .lie disease wi.li
liiiiell luleres'. anil could only sty "Will
dune!" 'Ilm cae was known lar nii4 wltle,
and evenboily was ninth suipri-cl Hut
hanks In I'i 1 li't'UA IIkikiiIK. I oiild theie
be hiimMiil' ou fan Ii tli.it w ill. I enlist a
tit her t-i rejoice I' surely would be wbtiit'ie
Ii I lt Inline 1 1 one could h.ive ueli a lemetly
at haeil, See peririit bclvnllh. J. A.
MCIiOLl, Hunker llil'. fil l.
A child was bro' irbt to me with rhianlc
ei 'iii i dial bad d- lied spleintld t. eminent
ii'tinnaiany noon "'i cti r. Asai. KUiar si, n..
oulii have c'lii'lnue.l sinili ir iiealiu"iit, but
tlioiiiibi it u-eie-s. tin put it on i i"i icuiiah.
1 he child is well
C. I-. til KXKY, H. D., Doon, lu.
CuticuraResolvent.
Tli" new Hlnod and pkln Purifier, internally.
slid CPTIi'I'HA, tliti ereal kin i'uh'. and
t'u i ici'itA miaI'. ihe 'Xinl"ile skin Itenutl-tl-
r. exteriiallv. liHlsntlv relieve and speedily
cure everv i:st-ase aid liiim -r td Hie pkln,
seal mid blood, Willi h ss of hair, from iliun
cy to une, liom pimiiles to pcrofitla.
Sold evervwl.ete Price Cirirt'ltA Rfle.
Soap. l.V. ; liKstu.v KN ', M. I'n puled by the
l l.l I Kit DltL'll AMlCllKMlCALCOIirilHAIION,
llostou.
JrVSend for "How to Cure kln Diseases,'
CI paces. 60 Illustrations, and loo tesiiliioniais
TJ A TJV's! Skl;l Pt'",l' Purified nnd
DfiD I O beautllled by CUTICIUA HoaP.
Absolutely pure.
WEAK, PAINFUL BA'KS.
Kidney and I'terne 1'alns and
Weaktiesses relb veil lu one lulu i-
liv tlie rnpiiii.a) tfieOaln
i Plaster, l ho only 1.is..uiuiiou.s
lU-nllll 'K pi -Mtl-
From Jfoitii'M roily
Tlio now court house will be com
pleted in lesn than ti month.
II. 1). Travis in attending to lal
matters in the county court lo-ilay.
Tlie twentieth anniversary of the
oraiii.atioti of AdauiH county will
be celebrated at Juniata, Decem
ber 12.
Irn. V. A. Scott, who been visit
ing at the residence of her father,
II. C. McMaken, returned to Omaha
this morning.
?Ir.. D. P. Aylsworth, of Loudon
Ontario, arrived in the city -this
morning on a visited to her Mother
Mrs. Kate Oliver.
A. II. Ahl, a prosperous farmer
near Louisville, and u utannch
friend.-! of TllK IlEKAM) was a pleas
ant caller to-day.
W. P. Jones and Dave MeEntee
returned last evening Jrom their
hunting expedition in southern
Kansas, looking hale nnd hearty.
They report quails plentiful but a
oenrcity of the buffalo and deer.
The I). & M. road received during
the past week W.ItO'J pounds of
merchandise; also nineteen full
carloads of material. There has
been ehipped from this place
20,019 pounds of merchandise in
small lots; ten full carloads.
Kearney is making a bid for a
glove factory and proposes to send
delegates to Glovesville, N. Y., for
the purpose of inducing several of
the hundred factories there to
locate in the west. There is little
doubt that Kearney will succeed, as
the signs of the times indicate that
the capitalist are becoming
interested in the west.
An announcement appeared in
thin paper last week to the effect
that a change in the ownership of
Thk Hkkald was contemplated,
and in view of the fact that subse
quent development have altered
the original plans materially, wc
deem it expedient to state that TllK
llEKALD will continue to be issued
by its present management. The
office, already acknowledged to be
the best equipped establishment in
the county, will be replenished by
the addition of $200 worth of the
latest styles of type and other
necespurv appliances, which, un
questionably, will render our facili
ties for doing all kinds of printing
work unsurpassed by any office in
the county. It is our intention to
k?ep Thk Hekat.d in the front
ranks as a local paper, and to the
end that our desires may be fully
realized, we earnestly and confi
dentlv invohe tne. Hearty co
operation of our friends. .
We npptTciaie the ahilitj of Mr.
P.erge us a newspaper man and it is
with regret that the originally con
templated change could not have
been consummated. For his
gentlemanly demeanor he has
made many friends during his
week's work in our midst, nnd what
ever vocation he may choose to
follow, the best winhes of all will
follow him.
Buby haid a cold; Hrs. McGinnie
said hot whiskey. Aunt Kate paid
catnip tea, Cousin Km. said rhu
barb was thing, but Grandpao
(heavn blens him) paid Mailer's Sure
Cure Cough S)rup aud would UWe
the cake, and it did.
1
Cfi
COUHT MATTERS.
Csspi on Trinl in Die District Conrt.
Till' il, IV llil- liri'il ooilMlinril try
inu ;i imm" ;ipn iilt'.l from ;i ili-ci.-ii n
t't-iitlt'i ,! i:i tli--I'oitnt y I'iMtt t. Snnii
tittif situ'f tin- I'tiimly I'uui't t!i'fiilf.l
;..iiit tin- il.iim jtulio Siiilivaii
li.is. :i ;'.iin-t tin- i ilv .in. I tin 0.11' i-
lu iil' iitr,ilt', ti) till" 1 i - 1 1 li t I'ullt t
on a writ ol rrror. It will iroliutjy
not ilisposoil of to-il.iy.
Pol lew Court.
. motion to ilismi--mi attolnnont
w.ih !ir!;iioil iH'f.iio Jmljif Arohrr
to-ilav in tin' o.iso Oswoli Hai'f
Ira Arnisi-iiite. j( ;i.i:i,.;ir, 1 1 i;i t
till ll 'ffll l.l'lt ll.lS l ll'll llOllilo-
noariiors lor tne anoonrt ivoou 1 o.
a Hi! tlio plainti'.l j;ariii!iiOtl tlif
In. aril liills with a viow of oollt-ot
in;;' il bill to tl'.o iiinonnt of jfT'.U'.i
oontraoti'tl liy ilofoniliint for jv
pnt olnisoil tin iMtirt over ruloil U.o
motion,
A li'ontplaint was inaile ;i:;ainKt
CliiiiH Sn'o!, iroprict,ir ol tin
('olili'ii (liito t-,ilooii, for koopiiiu Iiis
pl.ioe opon lator than tho lawful
hour. Ilo pli'.nl guilty ami was
lini'il ami costs aiii.iinr.iiin' to
s'.i.'.H). I'pon tlio payniont of tho
amount lio was roloa.soil.
Comity Court.
Phillip Jacobs vs. Noble Sewing
M.itliine C'ti. ot al. Demurrer to
pt'tilion overruled.
Moline, Millint n, Stoddard Co. vs.
Iv. Wiley. Suit 0:1 note. Judgment
by confos.-ioii for $110.
St. Croix Shoo Co. vs. Rood Pros,
Co. Suit on account for !?2.f0.1l),
Answer, December 7, l'.H.
M. K. Smith A Co. v.. Charles
Clutter. Suit on iiocounl for If-MO.T;!.
Answer, December 7, IS'.U.
11:111, loiiiison A 1 o. vs. 1 tins.
Clutter. Suit on account for
'' Til Aiimi-or I l.'.-omliiT 7 IS'.lt
Iv. (i. D.ivoy & Son vs. Sherman
. Knee et al. Suit on account for
!I1' 1 le i, i ii..- N.',., -i.iiili.-r- 'CI III
111.
l'red Shrader vs. Rasmus I'eter-
sen. Mnt on nciotitit. ih ihuh 01
defendant entered. Judgment for
plainti:! lor 1,-7.
(loorire lvdson vs. William Tijrhe.
Action to contest election of defend-
tut, fherilT of Cass county, by re-
I'MHiut of ballots.
In the matter of the estate of
Gcorire Walradt, deceased. Hear-'
ing on claims. Decree lor pay
ment.
Ackland Salisbury vs. W
II
Dearinir- Action to contest by re
count of ballots, election of defend
ant, clerk of the district court.
Return day, December t, 1MI1.
State of Nebraska vs. Charles
Norton and Frank Jackman. Com-
laint tor breaking anil entering
house and stealing therefrom pro
perty of the value of !f2:i.7-". On
trial.
In the matter of the last will nnd
testament of James M. Clialfant,
deceased. Will admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentary is-
tied to James M. Patterson, exec
utor. Hatc ti Co. vs. Rasmus I'eter-
sen et ni, (leienaanis, iinu
First National Hank of I'latts
niouth, garnishee. Answer of
garnishee taken, showing mort
gage lien for $1,408.40, and probable
amount of good 4 held under mort
gage about $3,.r(X.
Edward O. Vanatta ve. Platts-
month Llectric Light Co. Suit for
f 1,000 damatres for alleged breach
of contract. Hearing on demurrer
to second and fourth defenses to
plaintiffs cause of action nnd on
motion to make defendant a uurti
defense more Hpocific, definite and
certain. Demurrer and motion
unstained.
Painfully Injured.
C. A. Stevens, an employee of the
shops, met with a painful accident
last Saturday evening. He was
doingchisel work striking forcibly
with heavy hammer and .unfortun
ately just as the hammer was about
to land on the chisel he missed his
aim and dealt an exceptionally
heavy blow upon his left hand,
crushing it and rendering it to say
the least, very painful. It is prob
able that he will be laid oil lor a
period of several weeks.
It is unfortunate that Mr. Stevens
did not avail himself of the oppor
tunity of taking out accident in
siirance, n plan recently adopted
bp the B. A M., thereby, instead of
losing his time in this period of
misfortune, lie would be drawing a
fairly good salary.
Obituary.
DtF.f) At the residence of Mnrk
Itartlett, No. 335 Woodside avenue
Chicago, on Nov. 23, Mary A
Johnson, in her fifty-sixth year.
Our renders will remember Mrs
Johnson as an old and highly rc
spected resident of this county
having resided in Salt Creek pre
cinct thirteen years, and for twenty
two years preceding her death the
lived in this city, on Winterstein
Hill. The deceased had been ailing
for some, time nnd was recently
sent to Chicago, where she might
have the benefit of the best medical
treatment to be obtained; t ut, not
withstanding all the material aid
that Imuran power could render
was freely given, she had to sue
rmnli to the inevitable.
The interment took place
Chudron, Ohio, at the residence of
her father. The deceased is a sister
of li- Destor, living near here.
Several teams have been em
ployed a greater portion of the day
transferring the heating apparatus
from tbe M. P. depot to the court
house.
A C, O, t.S-ocnsl.
Tin lust but probably the mont
enj ivaMo C. O. T. pat ty for Ihe rea
son, was gion at the home of Nrr
Kiite t)li or, in honor of tho twou
tioih I'iilhd.iy of Miss Miirytirito.
Tin- club is coiiiMost'd of about a
do.'.cii of our most l:i;;!ily rospeolod
) oiing l.ulio.'i nnd they with a few
inyitod gen (Ionian guests whilod
a.vaytlie hours in a highly satis
factory manner. At a seasonable
hour refreshments were served,
which our informant says wore
decidedly "out of siht." Peforo
departing the guests presented,
Miss Oliver with a handsome silver
fruit caslxcl as a token of esteem in
which she is held by tlie members
of the club, At n seasonable Insur
the party disbanded' rogretitig that
this was to bo the last party for the
season, hut finding comfort in the
fact that the parties' would be in
stituted again next season. The
billowing were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Patterson, Mr
and Mis. Liniehonaii Misees Mar
guerite and Dord Olior, Mamie
and l-Vankie Styles, Ma)' Dutton,
l.i..ie Miller, Nettie Hal.inoe, Ida
Boeck, Klla Chirk, Nannie Moore,
Miss Hutko, Poll Wise, Miss Me-
Dougal and Messrs Phelps, II. Me
Claud, J. Schiilholl, Mathews, Chas.
Sherman, Chas. Murphy, Henry
rartsch. Van Puike, Kobt. Miller, I
lion. Kicherlson. K. Rauons. Win.
St.idlomaii.
Stole Teuchera' Aciointlrn
We are under obligations to
Supl. Noble for the announcement
mil complete, program of the
twenty.sixth annual meeting of the
Ni br.nka state teachers' association
to be held at Lincoln, December 20,
.liiand .11, isoi.
The program is quite lengthy,
Ihe Mibjocts, covering nearly
every department of educational
work, are assigned to some of the
foremost educators in the state,
We notice that Supt. Noble pre-
pares a paper on "School Super-
, vision," the production to be deliv
ered on the afternoon of December
K). Prof. George llimlley, jf Weep
ing Water, opens the discussion on
the subject, "The American College
vs. the Old World Higher Educa
tional Institutions."
livery progressive teacher should
attend thirt meeting, as excellent
opportunities will be offered to
btain ideaa liom educators of
xpenence and prominence. He-
duced rateB will be offered at all w . ; ; . . .
Meeting of Agricultural Society.
the leading hotels and one and The rfKUiar meeting of the agri-one-third
fare for the round trip is clIura, m,ciely will be held at th
ollered on all railroads. w f K, r.,.,,1... i.,
A Sudden Death.
Our readers will doubtless ,e
shocked to hear that Leonard
ForuhoU, living ou J'ifleenth and
Main streets, dropped dead last
evening, it appears tnut lie bad
been working ail day and was
apparently in perfect health. He
had been in the room but a few
moments when l.e appeared to
recognise that he had but few mor
minutes to live and remarked to
the members of the family that lie
would have to bid them good-bye.
au sooner nau ne uiiereu mese
words than he expired.
The deceased had been a resident
of this city for about fifteen years
and was highly respected by all
who knew him. He leaves a wife
nd several children and other rel
atives, all of whom have the sym
pathy of our people in their hour
ot bereavement.
The interment will take place
from the uerman rreBoyterian
church to-morrow afternoan at
2 o'clock.
Bogut Coin.
We notice from several of our ex
changes that different parts of
this and adjacent states are literaly
flooded with spurious coins. The
coins are principally of fifty nnd
ten cents pieces and from all out
side appearances are genuine but
by scruitiniJiing them carefully the
difference, can be detected, l his
nefarious work was begun in Kan
s.is i:uy, no, out receni oeveiop
metitB indicate thut it is being
carried on extensively in this state.
The latest detection of the crime
was nt Beatrice last Saturday which
consummated in me arresi oi sev
eral parties of whose guilt positive
tiroof can be obtained. Four nrrests
were also made nt Cut-off Island
, t ,i .
near Omaha the fore pai l of 1'""
week aud theirconviction is certain,
It has been figured out by secret
service officer that not less than
ot tins spurious com is in
circulation m this state. It may ne
well for our merchantH to be on
ihir irii ird
tneirguaru.
roiice Court.
TI. . ... l. ....... . mc... .f I It a ' i i rt
II r illlMllllliliu lrr hi v
it. i r r- rs w.u.na
sohdated Coffee Co. vs. Rasmus
Petei sen was brought us in Judge
Archers court to-day. Judgment
fnr 4,'1 rendered in favor of olailltitl
. .-r.i. a i. i..
OT ur iuil, ninu u uiiiniu" mi-
x- i l ti
case National Cracker Co. ve. K.
Petersen, for $&M w rendered
likewise.
jk wi i
Lloyd Wilson and wife leturned
last evening from Davenport,
where they have been visiting
-n.-rut weeks.
Or FICIAL
NITION.
RtCOO
Tli Co verrimniii F xiimir atiori
or
DmUiiivI Powitore lloyul OfTieil
ly rtevirlfl Pur.
Tho rejmrts of tin- d cnimont
aualy.sis, as made jmblii: from time
to time in the official reports, form
useful subjects for study. A great
deal of attention is devoU-d to the
examination of baking powders,
nmlvery properly so, for they are
articles of general use.and many of
them being so grossly adulterated
all po-isible information should be
given to enable consumers to dis
tinguish between the good and the
bad.
A large number of these article
have boon analyzed, Ihe samples
being collected from do, tiers in all
secti.ms. Tlv; impurities found
were principally nluui and lime,
both inwholesiiiiie. The nluui is
used I.) place of rro.im of t.lil-ir
because of its low cost. lime,
both tartrate, and luilphaie Mriug
found, was present from the u.-e i f
improperly refined cream of tar
tar. The analysis found nnd reported
the Roval Hakimr Powder to be
pure, tree trout lime, nluui and
phosphatio acid, and of high
leavening Ktrength. A complete
analysis would undoubtedly have
shown no baking powder except
the Royal entirely free from sonic
one of those objectionable ingre
dients. This, we presume, ac
counts for the lack of leavening
powder in the other powders, in
sometimes complained of by the
cook, nnd the bitter taste found in
the biscuits no frequently coni-
plained of by ourselves.
T,e i-i-asons for the chemical
purity of the Royal Jinking Powder
were recently given in the New
VorkTiine, in an interesting den-
cription of a new method for rcfin-
ing nrgols, or crude cream of tartar.
u seems that it is only under this
process that crearn of tartar can be
freed from the lime natural to it
and rendered chemically pure; that
the patents and plant for this cost
the Royal Unking Powder Company
about half a million dollars, nnd
that they maintain exclusive con
trol of the rights.
This official recognition of the
purity mid value of the Royal Dak-
h,ig Powder by the Government will
mj t Hie already wide popularity
of that urticle, and deservedly so.
IMI11.T7 't . a v .jwi.hi V. t, .1.1 V. j f
TV. H . w.l. ... r...
"-ln"url --.,
the purpose of electing officers.
J. K. Vali.kky,
David Miller, President.
Secretary.
The PhyBtcanaof C8e County.
Under the provisios of the law
regulating thejiractice of medicine
in the state of Nenaaska no one is
permitted to practice medicine,
"V"1. ll.ri'i'.T
DOiir1 of healih and filing copy
thereof with i he count? cleik. The
penally for noncompliance beinjf
ti.
i f-nHe
I The following is a complete list
of the qti ililied praclioners in Carr
courtly given in ine otoer or me
reirifl 'aiion.
K A Dl'ATr.S IN MKDIl l.NK,
Alfred Sliipman, M. I).. Platts-
nioulh; J.C. J'ate, M. I)., Weeping
Wilier; J. K. Hall. M. !., Weeping
Water; J. II ungate, M. I)., Weeping-
I Water; U. K. Itrendle, M.D., Murray;
C. If. Davis. M. D., Union; J. A. Tol-
lard. M. D., Nehawka; JJ. T. Cook,
M. D., Plattsmoulh; b D. Cummins,
M. V., Plattsinouth; W. A. Humph
rey, n. I'-, t'Jaitsinouin; . w.
Douglass, M. D., weeping Water;
L. G. Freidy. M. J)., South Dend;
W. IL Maikin, M. D., Kagle; Frank
j j)av;a) m. 1)., Kagle; T. 1
Living-
- 1 BOI) m. d., Plattsniouth; J. II. Hall,
i'uitHnioulh; J. M. Neely, M.
lx Wabash; Isaiah Haughy, N. IX,
K)m WOO(j. n. r. Hobbs, W. D., Elm-
- lwood.
- Licensed under the ten years
exemption provision of the law:
w. H. Schildknecht, Plattsinouth;
M m i.,.ter. Weening Water; E.
Reyiu,i(is. Rock Bluffs.
a Fatal Mistake.
I Phvsicians make no more fatal
mistake than when they inform pa-
1 tients nun nervous iieini inniuin
L.oirR.fIoui the stomach and are of
little conseciiience. Dr. Franklin
Miles, the noted Indiana specialist.
has proven iiicconir.iry in n.s i.e
ha(, fn.e ()( j, Ericke & Co.,
wi10 L. nam n too and recommend Dr
Miles' unequalled new Heart Cure,
which has the largest sale ot any
rnnt..Av ; n,,. Znr,. Itmres
J nervous and organic heart disease,
. stiort breath, fluttering, pain or ten-
... .i...l..
derness in the side.arm orshoulder,
,m ,ular puiHe, fainting, smother-
dropsy, etc. His Restorativs
I iNervino cures ncauaciic, nm, eic.
ti.al Stsnlev as an exolorer, Edison us
I : . , . j., -
an inventor Miss Mora A. Jones as
.. fi:jrr,V(,rr Q ti,. Fatuous Blush
I Df Roses for the complexion; are
I names that will be handed down os
benefactors of the race, to an re-
ime, (). ii s.,uler comes in
DESEftVtD
la., far his share (of the profit) as he
for always keeps a big supply on hand,.
t 'r ' l"' " ' u""lc'
vr