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THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS-HEBALD, 1'LATTSMOl
, JULY 1,1896.
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THIS IS A PICTURE OF ONE OF
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CITY BREVITIES.
sati:kiay.
.Ico Ford ;n old time I'lattsinouthian
now residiup; at C:ts-i.tr, Wyo., is in
town today.
II. J. Strut-; hi and wife went oyer to
ltrd Oak this moriuii .n ii visit witli
lelatives and friends.
The Woodman of the World issues
accident iiisui anco policy, l-'or par
ticulars enquire of Oswald tiutlimami.
Miss Henrietta Il-tnst-n eamo home
this morning to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mis. 1. J. Hansen, for a few days.
Uyron Guiding leaves today for St.
Loui from huh point ho will start
out on a conimei cial tour of three
months.
Mis Joseph L)roea and children
departed toiay for Kdjjemont to visit
a few weeks with her lister. Mis. Cas
per 1 teuther.
The Miosis Margaret and Koso
Koddy, daughter of Hon. Put Roddy,
of .Nebraska City, are truests of their
cousin, Mrs. C. K. Winihrow.
Mis. Henry Hciold returned home
last evening from an extended visit
with relatives at Cedar Falls, la., Chi
cago and other eastern points.
The Mi troj olitan Comedy company
got lost in the shullle last evening and
failed to put in an ai))(iran':c ut
White's opera housuaecordinpr to pro
gram. Miss Wiie Marshall and Miss Lizzie
Eiktiibarj returned from Nebraska
City this morning where they had
been in attendance at the Epworth
league convention for three days.
Hoyt I'oUenor, after an absence of
two ears in Cuba wheie he worked
as telegraph operator, is now located
in Omaha. He visited relatives over
nigtit in this city and returned to Om
aha tins morning.
Ir. Ilritt was down fiom Omaha to
day looking greatly improved in
health. The ra ubrious atmosphere of
the metropolis seems to have been
beneficial, though he w.is improving
rapidly when he left here.
Ciorgo and l-M Mann, who have been
cam pi us; out at Spring Lake for a week
returned last evening. Ed hooked a
four pound carp which' lie brought in,
and they caught quite a numlM-r of
smaller tisli which lurnished the main
diet w hile in cam p.
F.dwin Uavis, J. F. Ioud, Thos.
Mitchell, W.H.Shafer and HzraS iini
son were sitting together upat iioeck's
corner this afternooii chatting when a
bystander thought it rsithor and eidei ly
crowd and on addinj up their ages the
sum of oS'l years w:is ttie result.
Leonhanit Kluftinger, the Cennan
consul at Hologna, Itaiy, came in last
eveuirg to visit his sister, Mrs. Paul
(lering. At the conclusion of his visit
Mrs. tiering exK.cts to go to Germany
with him for a visit of several months
with relatives and friends of early
days.
Mr. ami Mrs. Yiu. II ill nice enter
tained a very pleasant company of
friends last evening in honor of their
niece, Miss Hattie iiillar.ee, of Den
ver, who departed for home today.
Cards, dancing, refreshments and a
pleasant social time was enjoyed by
all pi esent.
T. II. I'olloek, who is a member of
the Spring lake outing party, caught
a black bass yesterday that was so
large it broke the hook and escajied.
I Sort is of the opinion that it weighed
about ten pounds but lie has failed to
file an aflidavit to that effect at this
ollieo as required by law.
MONDAY.
A . Carlson and wife departed today
for a week's .isit with friends at Avil
la, Ind.
S. A. Davis spent Sunday at York
with Grandma Inslow and other
relatives.
Mrs. J. N. Wise leaves tomorrow for
an extended visit with her daughter
in Denver.
Miss Edna Adams "went out to Lin
coln this morning to visit Irieuds for
a few days.
A Mr. Davis of Seward accompanied
by his wife and family spent Sunday
here with the family of S. A. Davis.
Mrs. Xieman was no hetter today
and her condition is very alarming to
her many friends.
Miss Maud Ronnie returned to her
stenographic studies in Omaha today, j
another
month.
Five coach loads of soldiers were
brought in on the LJ. & M. for Fort
Crook yesterday, which will soon be a
busy place.
Miss Ada Hall one of the High
school teachers at Newton, la., is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. O. C.
Smith and family.
Miss Terry gives a musical recital
in Omaha this evening in which Miss
F.ll.i Clar k and Miss Dora Swearingen
take a prominent part.
Mra T. J. Hennessey and son, and
Miss Minnie Lagic of Missouri Valley,
la., aro in the city the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. N. B. Sehulzo.
J. C. Kikenbarv of this city has been
appointed as one of the marshals at(
for resisting disease thin people, nerveless, delicate !
The food' for all such men, women, or children is Scott's
Emulsion. The hypophosphites combined with the oil
will tone up the system, give the blood new life, improve
the appetite and help digestion. The sign of new life will
be a fattening and reddening, which brings with it strength,
comfort and good-nature.
c sure you t-?f S-atft Emulsion vtken you tvant it and not a cheap suhttitutt.
Scott & Bowne, New York. All Druggists. 50c and $1.
the great republican rally and parade
to be held in Laneoin tomorrow uigui.
Jud.-e Spu-lock is in Lincoln today
attending a county judge's convention.
It is expected that justice is to lie
ladeled out hereafter expeditiously to
all applicants.
W. II. Newell and S II. Atwood
drove out into the county this after
noon. The boys were probably doing
a little missionary work befcre the
state convention meets.
Judge Knnsey, we are glad to note,
continues to improve, and his friends
hope to see him well enough in a few
days to take a restful trip back to bis
old home iu Pennsylvania.
George Davis, the barber, was a
"hot" eoachcr for the IM ittsmouth
Turners at Omaha yesterday, and
when they won everything his voice
could be distinctly heard at Hellevue
and Council HlutTs.
F. II. Wilson is in Lincoln today
and Hon. ii. li. Windham, another
prominent delegate to the stalo con
vention, went to Lincoln this after
noon. Old Cass may not vote solidly,
but we can make a guess that a ma
jority can be found voting right, any
way. John Oleson got obstreperous up at
the fire Saturday night and this morn
ing Police Judge Archer borrowed $10
of him for the benefit of the school
fund, which he agreed to pay rather
than join Sam Holioway's colony over
at the hitter's brick hotel on Pearl
street.
Messrs. C. C. l'armele, Sam and Tom
Patterson, T. II. Pollock, V. L
Pickett and their wives, who com
prised the Spring Lake outing party,
broke camp and returned home this
morning. They had a delightful time
and came home with the glow of re
newed health stamped on their faces.
Mr. Osborn. a prominent miner of
Lad City, departed today for the
group of Parmele mines in that vici
nity, having made a contract to go
to work at once and see what there is
in the nineteen claims which Mr.
Parmele and others own up there.
The outlook for a valuable find is very
promising.
AN $sOO ItLAZK.
it
W. llycrn' Hani Fired 15 an lueentl-
iary mikI Hunieil to tlie . round.
At midnight Saturday the persisteut
ringing of the lire bell awakened the
entire town and the bright light shin
ing up fiinii the hill on South Seventh
stieet showed a lire raging which
called an immense crowd out. It
pi oved to be the large frame barn of
R. W. Dyers' and before the water
could be turned on it was a mass of
ruins, burning like a box of matches.
Some harness, a sleigh and a lot of
tools were destroyd, la alt amounting
to fully ifcsim. The loss is total as there
was no insurance.
No. cause for the lire cm be found
other than incen ihry. It seems Gust
Hiets had been out driving and re
turned home about U o'clock in the
evening and put his horse in the
stable. Ho latched the door from the
outside, and yet when the fire broke
out the door was still latched, though
the horse was not tied, and had a habit
when ever tho door was opened to
rush out into tho lawn. It looks,
therefore, as though some one had
been up to some mischief, although
what motive could actuate tho man or
men is not perceptible unless robbery
of other houses was what was inten
ded.
Missouri 1'acificr Time Card.
A new time card goes into offect on
the Missouri Pacific tomorrow, which
will make the following changes:
Tiains north:
Passenger
r reiuhl ,
11:24 a. m.
3.45 p. III.
1 lams Ruing soum:
fasb.-m.fi ' P- TO
i-rciuht '-toa.nl.
Tho morning freight south connects
with a freight for Lincoln so that
points out in the county may bo read
ily reached.
1 'as lure.
Persons wishing to fatten cattle and
horses on blue grass and clover inquire
of II. W. Heaver. Cedar Creek, Neb.
Cattle o cents and horses 1 a month
Whip! Whips! Whip!
August Gorder has some surprising
bargains in whips. He sells the com
raon whip at two for twenty-five cents;
a first-class rawhide center whip for
twenty-five cents; one of tho best for
fiftv cents, and the very test whip
made for seventy-Ove cents. Come in
mid see them at old stand of Fred
Gorder &; Son, PluUsmouth, Neb.
Children Cryfor
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfor'
Pitcher's Castoria.
the food for all such.
How many pale folk
there arc ! People who
' have the will, but no power
to bring out their vitality;
people who swing like
a pendulum between
strength and weakness
so that one day's work
causes six days' sickness !
People who have no life
that you have
read that Santa
Claus Soap is
one of the
greatest labor
saving inven
tions of the
time. Tell
her that it
will save her
strength, save
her time, save
her clothes.
The merits of
iAHTA CLAtt
appeal at once to every thoughtful
J most economical soap to ue procured. &olci every w acre. u due ouiy uy
I The N. K. Fairbanh Company, - Chicago.
A Jty I'ionic I'arty.
Miss McClelland, who will soon de
part for her new home at Alt. Pleasant
la., took her Sunday school class down
to Iv. White's fish pond, south of
Rock B.ulTs, for an outing, and a de
lightful time is reported. The entire
party was taken in W. D. Jones com
modious carryall, which was drawn by
a four-horse team driven by CoL Jones
in person. Coating, fishing and pai tak
ing of a picnic dinner occupied a good
share of the time which was voted
highly enjoyable. Thoso present were
Aliss McClelland and the Misses
Louise White, Matilda Vallery, Alabel
Swearingen, Aliss Swearingen, Clara
Green, Hose IIyer6, Grace Stouten-
borough, Ella Eikenbarj", Florence
White, Alabel Unruh, Jessie Oldham
and Messrs Frank A. White, Henry
Woidman, Alyron Els m, Herman
Martin, Henry Snydor, James Newell
ana Hoy Dodge.
English Spavin Liniment removes al
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavins.
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, King-Bone,
Stifles, Sprains, all Swoolen Throats,
Coughs, etc. Save by use of one
tiOttle. Warranted the most wonder
ful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
b. G. rricke Ai Co., druggists. Plait,-
mouth.
Farm loans. T. II. Pollock.
It lieuiuat irtut Cur-1 in a Way.
"Myftic Cure" for Rheumatism ai.d
Neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the sys
tem is remarkable and mysterious. It
removes at omo the cause :.nd tl.o
disease immediately disappears. The
lirst dose greatly be nc tils, 7- cents.
Sold by b (J. Fric'ke & Co., druixists.
Plattsmoulh, Neb.
Kxriirhioii JCatfH
Via the Missouri I'acilie i ail real the
only lii.e to iM. Iouis without change
of cars. Leave I'lattsmoulh dailv for:
Washington, D. C, July2-.i.
Buffalo, N. V., Ju.y 4 and 5.
Chicago national democratic con ven-
tion, -"silver tr.iin," via Omaha and
Chicago &. Northwestern railroad,
July h.
Home seekers excursion to all
points one fare plus $2, July 7 and "2
For particulars call at depot on
C. t . STOUTENHOl-OCOH, Agt.
legal ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff's Sale.
Uv virtue of an order of sale issued by George
F. llouseworth. clerk of the district court within
and for Cass county. Nebraska, and t: nie di
rected, I will, on the 1st day of August. A. I).
Is'.;, at 11 o'clock a. in. of said dav at the south
door of the court house in the city ot I'lattsmouth,
in said county, sell at public auction to the (ugli
est bidder tor cash, the following real estate towit:
1 he east halt ot the northeast quarter ot section
twelve (12'. township twelve (12. north of range
thirteen (13. east ot the tith 1. M. in Cass county,
Nebraska, together with all the singular and
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto be
longing or in anywise appertaining: the same
lieing levied upon and taken as ttie properly oi
illiani H. Hiafer, defendant, to satisfy a judg
ment of said court recovered by Ad.tin lloeck,
plaintiit against said defendant, and to satisfy
judgments in favor of the defendant Bank ot Cass
County, aud the defendant Charles C. l'armele.
as receiver of the Citizens bank.
I'lattsmouth. Neb., June . A. IV, 1!.
Harvey Hoi.i.oway.
Sherifi, Cass county, Nebraska.
Legal Notice.
In the district coutt of Cass county, Nebraska.
I'lattsmouth Loan & Building 1
Association. I laintitt, ;
vs. ',
Edward S. liarstow, Mary F.. f
liarstow and Samuel Schu-
ster, Hefendants. J
Samuel Schuster, defendant, will take notice
that on the tith day ot June. lfiHi, the I'lattsmouth
Loan ol ouildmg Association, plaintin Herein,
tiled its netition in the district court ol Cass
county, Nebraska, against the above named de
fendants, the object and prayer of wtiich are to
loreclose a certain mortgage executed by F.dward
3. liarstow and Mary 1'-. liarstow to planum,
upon the following described premises, to-wit:
Commencing at a point liK feet north of the south
east corner of the southwest quarter of tlie south"
west quarter of section Is, townstiip 12, range 14.
F". 6 V. M., and in tlie east line of said tract;
thence north in said cast line l'-ri feet, thence
west parallel with tlie south line ot said tract 4:
feet, thence south parallel with the i-aid east line
I'Xt tcct. thence east 4'.' feet to the place of be
ginning, containing 5,MI square feet, to secure
the payment ot a certain promisory note dated
the lGth day of December. 1MH). for tlie sum ol
$."iO', and due on or before December the 1.1th,
lHtm. or on delimit of the payment of iuterest
tines and taxes when the same became due. The
defendants above named having delaulted in the
navniHiit of interest, hues and taxes, the plain
titts elect to declare said note and mortgage due
and payable, and tfiat there is uow due p.amtin
upon said note and mortgage the sum ot $.KH)
with Kl per cent iuterest ttiereon lrom the 1.1th
day of May, S. and plaint ft prays that said
premises may be decreed to be sold to satisfy the
amount due the plaintiff thereon. The plaintiff
further prays that whatever equity or interests
that the said Samuel Schuster may have in said
premises, that it be adjudged interior to that of
the plaintiff and that the same be duly tore
closed. 1 ou are required to answer such petition on or
before the Kith day ol August, lMKi.
Dated June :i7. Is!".
Plattsmoi:th Loan & I'-t ilding Association,
By K. li. Windham, Attorney.
Notice to Creditors.
The State of Nebraska,
County of Cass. J
In the matter of the estate of John Holschuh, de
ceased. Notice is hereby given that the claims and de
mands of all persons against John Holschuh. de
ceased, late of said county and state, will be
received, examined and adjusted by the county
court at the court house in i'lattsmouth. ou the
:4th day of December. A. D.. IH'Hi, at 10 o clock
in the forenoon; and that six months from and
after the ""4th d-iy ot June, A. D.. Wm, is the
time limited for creditors of said deceased to
present their claims tor examination and allow
ance. Given under my hand this 22nd day of June, A.
D. 1Y.0. CiEORliE M. bPl'KLOCK.
County Judge.
Legal Notice.
In the district court of Cass county, Nebraska.
Robert Lyons, tr'laintiD )
vs. t
The State Bank ol Murdock. f
Nebraska. Defendant. J
Under and by virtue of an order of the district
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woman. It's the best, purest, and
court of Cass county. Nebraska. Hon. IJasil S
KamsfV. I udue. entered uuon April l:jtli. A. i
lHi. rcijuir'nt; notice of the filing ( tiie claims to
ne given tor u weens irior 10 jun i.mi,
Now. therefore. I. Dexter M. (Juackeiihush. as
receiver, ilo hereby notify all persons having
claims against said bank to tile the same with me
at my otnee in First National Hank ot tireenwoo-.l
on or before July l lth, IsMi. anil that the same ue
projerly verified upon forms by ir.e furnished
upon application.
1 further uive notice that upon July l:ith. 1!K.
at 10 o'clock a. in., 1 will proceed upon the ex
amination ot said accounts and the disposing of
them as by said order of the district court di
rected. All persons are further notified that all claims
not tiled by the time therein given will be disal
lowed unless otherwise ordeied by the jude
jf said Court.
Dated at Hattsmouth. Neb.. April s. lMtti.
DKXIkK M. Ot Al KI-MH. SU.
As Receiver of the State Bank ot Muidock. Neb.
In County Court.
Statu of Xekuaska. i
Citsa County f
To all persons interested in the estate of John
tlolschuli, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that on the Uth day ot
June. A. I. IMtfi. at the hour of 1 o'clock a. in.,
at the county judge's office, in l'latlsniouth.-iii
said couiftv. the petition, asking for the appoint
ment ot Theodore Stark jotiann. as adininisti atoi
ot said estate, will be heard and considered: at
which tune and place all persons interested may
appear anil show cause, if any they hae. why he
should not be appointed as such administrator.
Witness my hand and seal ot said county court
at t'lattsmouth. tins 1' th day of May. A. 1. lMni.
(Seal; Cilioki.hM. Sri ki.ock.
"County Judge.
Notice of Sale.
In the district court of Cass county. Nebi;
In the matter of the estate ot William
ska.
ollll.
deceased.
Notice is hcieby given that pursuant to an or
der of the lion, l.asil S. Kauisey. judge ot the dis
trict court ot ( ass county. Nebr iska. made on
Hie !'th day ot May. Is', ii, lor tiie sit of the re.ii
estate hereinafter described, theie will besold.it
the south door ot the c.'iirt house in l l ittsiiioutii.
Cass county. Nebiaska. on the -ith day ot ;aiu',
ls'.ll. at f o cloi.k a in o s.nd d.i) at public ven
due to the highest buldei for cash, the tolloHlnc
real estate, lo-rt it
Lot nineteen (If) loins' fust addition to rbe vil
lage of lireenwood, and lots : "i. .'.-7 and m
the village d tiieetiw I. all m Cass .'uuty. Ne
braska. Maid sale to rema'ii open one hour.
J.iilN 1-. i'ul.K,
Adiniiii- tr.iU-i ot the t'.sl.ite ot dliaiii U . Conn.
decea ed.
I . l' ik. ttoincy toi Adtuiuistr-.toi.
May !'.. I1
Liyal Notice.
In th-j distint court ol Cass county, Nebiaska
Kate pencer, i'l.u:ititt
vs. !- Notice.
1 i.tuk Speuci-r.t )ol-nl.int )
lraiik Spencer, deieii laut. will !.iLc not
ill It
on tlie rtn d.. oi March A. 1. !".'. Kate . pel.
cer, plaintiff tieiein, I'.le.i her petition in the dis
trict com t "t U-'i (,-iui.t). Nebraska, aaia-i
said defendant, the obect and ciavei of wh.cf
are for a di oi ce from s.tid J i.i..k ? pi:in
tor tlie care and custody ot ihei' 1 1 i ! i . -1 .
divorce being ask 1 on the grounds ot !;!
ii ossl v. wantoiil v and ci ueii v iieii .e lo; .i
1 till
i il
fusing to support pi initi! and hci cio b.-'i
ou are r ipjiiuu to answer said peti io.'i :i ir
before the -Till day d ju:y. A. 1 . 1
Dated June 17. I.-"..
Ka'ik Si i.mi k. l'la.nt'.tt.
Ify tier attorneys, Iiyron Clark a:ui C. A. K'twlf.
Legal Notice.
Samuel I". Vanatta and Llia J. Vauatta will
take notice as non-resident defendants that on
ttie tith day of April. ls!l', J. it. 1'eltibone and S
K. Nixon commenced an action in the district
court of Cass county, Nebraska, against said de
fendants, iinnleaded with First .National bank
of I'lattsmouth. et al.. the object and prayer of
which petition is to foreclose against lots a ami 4
in block : in Young and Hayes' addition to the
citv ot I'lattsmouth. Cass county, Nebraska. a
certificate of tax sale ol said lots made Nov. 7,
1:C by liie treasurer of Cass county, Nebraska.
lor ttie delinquent taxes thereon lor mm. amount
ing to $21. V, and additional delinquent taxes
thereon for the sum of i75.70. with 10 per cent in
terest added on each of sai 1 sums from Nuv. 7.
lsttl, and lor costs of suit; lurther. that on the
same day the defendant F'irst National Hank ot
I'lattsmouth tiled a cros.-DUl in saw sun againsi
said Samuel l'. Vanatta and F'liza J. Vanatta to
foreclose a mortgage against said lots for
il.DtHi with 1 per cent interest added
ironi Iebiuary ... l"-'.. ami on which
there is due from said Samuel I'. Vanatta and
ICIiza I. Vanatta to said First National Hank
il.trno with .i per cent interest from Feb. a. ?M
ouare required to answer said pennon auu
cross-petition on or before Monday. June .
Ih'J.;, or your default will be taken, and said
claims taken as confessed and judgment ren-
lered accordingly.
J. It. l'KTTlKONt AMI S F-. NlXoN AMI lilt
rlKSr AAIIONAL liANK UK I L.M15.WH 111.
I5y Attorneys lieeson iv Koot.
Legal Notice.
In the district court of Cass county. Nebiaska.
in the matter of the estate of Join. I!. Holmes.
deceased.
This cause came on upon hearing upon the pe
tition of Frank M. Young, as administrator of
the estate of lohn IJ. Holmes, deceased, praying
for license to sell the southeast quarter of section
i:t, iu town range 22. in Furnas county. Neb.:
the south half ol the southwest quarter of section
1.1, in town 2, range 2". said county, and the north
west quarter ot section 24. in town
range -2. of said county, or a sufficient
amount to brinf the sum ot 42.11s fti for the rav-
nit'iit of debts allowed against said estate and the
costs ol a ministration, there not lieing sunn lent
personal property to pay said debts and costs ol
administration.
It is, therefore, ordered that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before nie at the office
of the clerk oi the district court at I'lattsmouth.
Nebraska, on tin :trd dav of August. l".t- at 1
o'clock a. m . to show cause why a licence should
not Ue granted to said administrator to sell
much of the above described real estate of said
deceased as shall be necessary to pay said debts
ana expenses.
It is luiiher oidered that notice of the said an
plication and ot the making of this order tie
given all parties interested in said estate by puli-
lismng a copy ot this orde' tor tour successive
weeks bet-ire the day of said hearing in the Semi-
Wcek.v "vews-lteralj.
Dated this tilth day of June. lMHi.
Basil S, Ramsey, Judge.
Legal Notice.
Adaline Cripm-n. Gurdon B. Crippen. Benj
mill A. (.ibsou. Mrs. Benjamin A. Gibson. Ins
wife, real name unknown. liliam C. Crippen
David C. Munson. F.lliott Callander. Joseph K
Callander and Fldward A. Bangs, trustee defend
ants, will take notice that on the 2iilh day of Feb
ruary. LSiHi, the Bradlord Savings isauk and trust
company, tlie plaiutitt lieieiu. tiled its petition iu
the district Court ol iass county, .Nebraska,
against said defendants, the object and prayer of
winch are to loreclose a certain mortgage execut
ed by Adaline Crippen and Gurdon B. Crippen to
one lit ii). mini a. Gibson, ana oy sau lSeiijamin
A. Gibson, sold and assigned to one George Leslie
and bv said George Leslie duly sold and assigned
plaintiff, upon the west half (w 'iiot the southwest
quarter (sw'4 ). section ttiree i't), all of the west
halt iw1,) of ttie northwest quarter inwK,) of sec
tion three except ttie right ol way ol the Lin
coln branch of the Missouri 1'acihc railroad, one
hundred feet wide, as now located; also the east
half l.e1-, ) of said northwest quarter (nw 'i) of said
section three (3) lying "north ot the railroad right
of way as now located, all in township lb north of
range 11 east of the the tith Principal Medridian.
in Cass county. Nebraska, to secure the payment
of one certain promissory note with interest cou
pons attached, said note dated May llth, lSMil, for
the sum of $2.7tnj.i, due and payable June 1st.
l.iSl. said mortgage provided that in case -ny of
said notes or coupons are not paid when due, the
whole sum secured thereby may be declared to be
due and payable: there is now due on said note,
coupons and mortgage the sum of f :t.4-ll 2.1 for
which sum, with interest from this date, plaintiff
prays lor a decree that defendants be required to
pay the same, or that said premises may be sold
to satisfy the amount found due.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before Monday, the 2.1Ui day ot May, ltfui
Dated April 14. i-s.
C. C. Flansblrg.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
UNRUfi'S COMPETITION KILLERS.
A FINE ANTIQUE BED-ROOM SUITE.
(O)
For
a
Few
Days
Longer
(6)
V
At the Remarkably Low Price of $14.
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Ten dozen
J. I. UNRUH Furniture Dealer and Undertaker,
PLHTTSMOUTH, NEBRHSKH.
fJESgffiBS3Sc-SE
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK-
OK I'LATTSMOUTI', NK11KASKA.
t'aid ti p I 'iMjIlal
Surplus
1I,'KI'..
Offers the very best faotlitles for the
uronipt transiietiou of
!fl
TOOK!", Ixnids, Bold, covereiiieiit and tin k
HPCuritles nouaht and sold, lioposits re
eeived unrt Interest allowed on the eerlti
eiitcs. Iirafts ar;iun, available In nny
part of ttie U. S. and all the prlnclule
towns of Kurope. Uoiloetlous made and
oromptly remitted. Ill2liet market
price paid for county warrants, state
aud county bonds.-
DIRECTORS:
tl. 4 liuvry, lilt kn tt ll I'
. W mc'li, F. K. Wfiltf, K. !.
irt: I.. Iliivrj, Irv. . Vm.kIi. i'rtwlitrr
II. N. Iiuvrjr A. tt. t;i-l'l-ir.
;tre tho most powerful, suft prompt and it.
linlilc of this kind In the market. The
ori-'iial and ouly genuine woman's siilva
tlon. Ask your druaist if he don't keep
them. Write direct to us and we wilt send
it direct upon receipt of price. H. sealed, by
mail Drepaid. Med lent nil vice free. JACK
SON MhlU'WL. CO., Chic. iso. Ill-, or our
acent. I. L, Snyder.
FVFWIOF OF IMITATION'S
5 31
l-FORSALE EV AIL DRUOGI5TS ORG
i JACKSON MEDICAL CO. TOGO ILL. J
j 260 bO CLARK sr iMUBiAL BID'S. i
wN.B. Don1 take any substitute Jj
with the same name but different h
t spelling on which your drucist o
makes twice as much . J
B tWARE OF IMITATIONS
SIIMNAXDOAII SAMTAHHM.
An institution tor the Radical cure cf Cftii--T
uiid Tuiiiorn Without the tine ot a
ti.nl fo. Sut if action (ioarantead.
We have never Failed to EfTect n perma
nent cure where we have had a reasonable op
portunity lor treatment. Hook rlvincr de
scription of our Sanitarium and Treatment,
with terms and references free. Address
1KS. IlOtUNSOi & STMl'DKK,
BbitiiandoMh. town.
The News for 10c,
more of those 95 cent chairs just in.
ESg-g3tgg5S8
CGno'cxion Freservsd
Remove's Freckles. Pimplea
Liver - .Moles. Blockheads
iSin"iarn and 7an, and re-
i-tor--; tie -k.n t i'.i orit-t-
mil l're;.!mes!, V ' '"lucii.'s? ij-, i.
cleiir ai d healthy -oni J.'Tj-..
2. ' t
piexion. t-iiiKTiorioau ici'.
jrepi'.r;it:n;is mid ert'c'tlv linrmlos. At sll
drus--;isis, or mailed for 50c'ts. Mend f or circulitr.
VIOLA EK1N SOAP U nmAj tncmpuml.!- a S
Bkin .urif-.:i.tf .so:tr. wm-'jual'-! fr Ur tiU-t. n-l i:ilMit A
rival fur th-nur.'-TT. Mw.,lut l- rmr- Hint diicait iy ui-fU-cai.-d.
At iliu..it. Prico 25 Cunti.
Tlie Q. C. BITTNEK CO., Toledo, O.
JOHMSOH'S
FJiAGNETIC OEL!
instant Killer of Pain.
Internal and External.
t'lires ltHKITMATIKM, NKUKAL
61 A. Ijiino Jtnek, Sprain", 15ruiei'
Mllii,.rM WtilT -TfiliiL. I'llI.K! nnii
t A "-v -t-aASlIi Instantly. Cholera Mor
. i !3k ,1ms, I'.roup.llliitherln, SoreTUroul.
TUC UfsDCE CDS II Tl J-pectal!y prepared foi
lilt ttUnOL bnAFiU. stK-h. J).iublo Strenrth
themoet Powwful and Penetrntn'cLiunuontfur "ilui.
or liuust lu exitejicu. Large tl tuu auc, joe -i0'.'5c
JOHNSON'S ORIENTAL SOAP.
"Medlrotod nnd Toilet. Tlie Orent Skin Care an
Face Beautiflpr. Ladies vill t,nl it the iuom
rliete and ripih'p pertumorl 'l'oiiet soap on
ttie market. It is aDsc-lutelV pure. Mnk tl.i
skin soft and velvety aud lrn" the Ut com-
f leion i a luxury l.r the Bath for Infants,
t al.iys itL-h'Uif, clt.uisi-s thost-i.ip und I.roUlUtd
the growUi ot li ur ' 'rice 2dc l'ur sole by
BEATTYS'
CKLKBKATED
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Vor Catalouse.'.adaress
Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, N. J.
PI Jl lUnC Oriians, f:t5.MI upw: rds; want
I III llUj Airi'tits. Catalogue free. Ad
dress Uniiel lieaty, Wnhiuloa, S.J.
fT3n f1 l C i'tanos, Vi'i.'t upwards: want
UIALlli Afreiits. t'atalosrue f ree. Ad
dress llaulei K. liCittty. WasliinsltOii, N. J
RTATTVC rtanos Wi'i.VOO upwards.
DL.M I I I O tor catalogue address
cait, llaniel V. Beatty, Washing ton. N. J
crinn nnn heattvs organs 3..oo
J)iJUUUU up. I'or particulars, cata
biisue. address or call, Daniel K. Beatty,
Washington, N. J.
DCATTVIC Organs W35.00 upwards.
DLAl I T O Write for cat iloiru soidress
or call. Daniel Beatty. VV'ashiii-'tiin. N. .1.
B. F. BRENDEL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
Calls promptly atteuded, either
DAV or NIGHT.
MURRAY, NEBRASKA
VIOL a CREAM
(Oj
For
a
Few
Days
Longer
v
8
B
will do if used as a wash accordins: to di
rections; prevent transmission of blood
diseases, -kin diseases, acute and chronic
ulcers, structure, fissure of the hands and
feet, Kczema. Tetter. !-a It Kheumatlsm, In
tlaniation of tlie Kladd or. Jliseases of the
bones, joints and muscles. S.vphiletic In
sanity, Scurvy, Scrofula in many forms
1 ne above and a uunureu ottier rorms or
disease are traceable directly or Indirectly
to -vvphilitic Blood l'olson for which tlic
1 r. Jackson's Enirtish Saety Tablets Is a
sure pre veiitive. and Is asafn (jerm Killer,
rendering contagion hardly possible, hence
its value. If neglected such troubles result,
fatally. Mailed anywhere, sealed tl: six
boxes for .". Medical advice free. JACK
tOJN M KDK-AI CO., Chicaso. III. or our
iijrent. 1 . L. inyeer.
I), QUICKLV.
nuwuuvjnLY,
FOREVER CURL C
I - D A Y
i
fj NGLISn QUICK c7
?NCRVE. RESTORER
if ri-MAN OUT CF ME )
cJav GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
in thirty d lys by anew perfected sc entitle
method that can not fail unless the cuse is
bevond human aid. Vou feel Improved tlie
first, day; feel a benefit every dav; mum
know yourself a kins? anions' men In liodir.
u-iiid and heart. Drains and losses railed,
every obstacle to Iiapp7 married re
moved. Nerve force, will, eneriry. br.nn
power, when falling are restored. If nie
elected such troubles result fitnlly.
Medical advice free. Mailed e'eiwhi-re.
sealed for Jl. ix boxes for tX J "Iv i
MF.DICAL CO., Chloa'o. III., or mini ent.
I. Lv s-uyder.
Scientifio American
Agency top
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESIGN PATENTS.
COPYRIGHTS. tcJ
trnr mrnrmatinn ana rroe HandtxMik writ to
MUNX ft CO., act Kkoadwat. New Your.
Olitat burpau for aeenrlnK pab-ntu In America.
Kvery rmu-nt taken out by uh U lironKht tiefors
tlie tuuUe by a notice given free of dutrge in Uio
gtitnixfic mtxitnu
I.irjret efmnlatton of nr nrlrntltle pappr In th
world. Kplenilldly Illustrated. No lutellii'cn
man BhonUl Iw without ic U'wkty, K3.04H.
JPar: $ij8i month. Aildms, BUNN COw
VUBUkhkbh, 361 Uroad-vay, hew VurV "tT,
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