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About Semi-weekly news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1895-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1898)
t I; Ah AN AGRIGULTURflL, SHOW. ItKI'OKT OP TIIK MKKTINU OF TIIK CASS COUNTY KAIK JIANAOKIiH. The I Iiiuik'IiiI Condition of the Moc-lrty Found to lie Much lt-tt-r Tliun It Hits Itet-u Fur Years. The fd j urnc-d annual iLtetn) of the Chbi ouiity A' icullural nocicty, brief mm. lion of which whs iiven in i 5 1 I I 1 . .ycBicniiiy b i-tue, was neia hi mo oi- lico of I hu county uurvoyor yetstorduy tiitortu.-c n. Iho repot ta of the oliicorhJ show tho society in a much better tin ancial condition than it has been for Beveiul jturH put-t, in fact to fur at tho amount of i i.dubledneHM is concerned, bolter than any lime uinuo tho re- txiovai of the fa.r to tho grounds foutb of town. A year ago tho indebtedness of tho society wus about $2,.r(XJ, this has been reduced to about $1,100, ex clusive of the umount owing on pre miums, which is Dot much over $100. For tho premiums owing, orders have boon drawn with 7 per cent in terest. Tho matter of omitting the fair for ono year, on account of the Trans-Misslsnippi exposition, was thoroughly talked over, and it was iinally unanimously decided to hold a fair as usual, but to make it pre emi nently an agricultural show, and at the samo time reduce expenses in many ways. It was decided that mem- bersnip tickets would be sold this year at $1 instead of as heretofore. There was not only harmonious but unanimity feeling throughout the whole proceedings of tho meeting. The roports of the officers show that there are over thirty-two life mem bers, besides holding annual member ship tickets. It was the express in tention of tho membership for this year to all do individual work, and not not leave the whole of the busi ness to be transacted, as heretofore, by two or three officers. While it would have bjen more desirable to have been able to pay off back premi ums, yet the parlies holding the or ders may rest assured that they will eventually receive their money, in tho meantime the society appreciates the fact, that by thus waiting, they are doing quite a material work in hiving a Bociety. Tendered a Kereptlon. The following from the Crete Dem ocrat will be of interest to the many friends of Mrs. C. P. Stoutenborough: "One of the most pleasant social events of the season was a Kensing ton given by Mrs. F. I. Foss Wednes day in honor of Mrs. C. P. Stouten borough of Plattsmouth, president of the Nebraska Federation of Woman's clubs, stopped off in Crete for a day, on her way to Beatrice, where she is to lecture before tho Woman's club. Between fifty and sixty ladies were present, representatives of all the clubs and a number of outsiders. Those present from out of town were: Mrs C. C. white and Mrs. S. Avery of Lincoln. Mrs. Stoutenborough gave a short, but highly entertaining talk on Marie Mitchell, the leading as tronomer for twenty years, professor of astronomy at Vassar college. Re freshments were served." The Methodist Church Crowded. The Methodist church was filled to overflowing last night to hear the Christian evangelist, H. A. Lemon, wbo has been preaching at the Chris tian church for several nights. In beginning the speaker of the evening spoke of the obligations which the Christian church were under to the Methodist Christians for the use of their church. He said the courtesies would be used and not abused. The sermon which followed was very im pressive and forcibly delivered. The subject tonight is: "Who Wrote the Bible? When?" All are invited. A (iOOU LKT1KK. From the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Fern and in A, Fla., Feb. 28, 1896. Mit. George Suhkek, Druggist.City. Dear George: Please send a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I would not feel easy if I knew there was none of this valuable Remedy in the house. I have given it a fair test and consider i t one of the very best remedies for croup that I have ever found. One dose has always been sufficient, although I use it freely. Any cold my children contract yields vsry readily to this medicine. I can conscientiously recommend it for croup and colds in children. Yours respectfully, Geo. E. Wolff. Sold by all druggist. The Prodigal Sou." Rev. Mr. Tonge's sermon delivered at the Presbyterian church last even ing on the "Prodigal Son," or "An Old Friend with a New Face," was one of tho most interesting of the series. The large audience listened most attentively and the touching parable as enfarged on and pictured forth by the evareelist, drew tears to the eyes of many, who, somewhere, have prodigal sons that they are pray ing for. Tonight's subject, "My Father's God," will doubtless prove as interesting, and everyone is invited to be present. M Ward L. Smith, of Frederick -stown. Mo., was troubled with chronic diarrhoea for over thirty years. lie had become fully satisfied that it was only a question of a short lime until ho would have to give up. He had been treated by some of the best phy sicians in Europe and America bit got no permanent relief. One day he picked up a newspaper and chanced to read an advertisement of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He got a bottle of it, the fii st dose helped him and its continued ue cured him. For sale by all drug gists. Insure in the German Fred Ebinger, Agent. American. CITY AND COUNTY. WKDN KSDA Y Frank J". Mortrun wus un Omaha vieito- today. MirB Jennio Anthony in rcMirtuU quite tiick today. 1 ho i.olico ludiro h oliico wus us quiet ns a graveyard tod.iy. Tho regular meeting of tho Hoys' ! History class was held last evening. A. P. Stafford came in from P.atts I mouth last evening. NebrusK Citv j jl ens. I'ho li. & M. piv car will m.ike its regular monthly visit to this city to nmrrow. Tho rain today reminds one of these pie isant spring showei s of which wo all like to read about. II. C. McMaken and wife went out to Norfolk this morning to attend tho ti. A. IC encampineut. There was a regular meeting of the Plattsmouth firemen in Judge Arch er's office last evening. Several of the men who have been employed on tho willow mat across tho river have resigned. On account of the wet, disagreeable weather today tho city schools held but one session dismissing at 1 o'clock. 1. Pear' man's delivery wagon took a big load of furniture out to Jim Holmes', at Rock Bluffs, yesterday. This is only another indication th it Plattsraouth's merchants aro feeling the effects of tho wave of prosperity. Tho trial of William Magney, the Nehawka saloon-keeper whoischarged with selling liquor without a license, was to have occurred in county court todiiy, but the defendant waived pre liminary examination and was bound over to the next term of district court in the sum of $o(J0. Tho Turners will give an entertain ment the latter pirt of this month wbfch will be something entirely new. The have secured an electrical con trivance which they propose using as a means of furnishing amustment, and are only waiting now for the arrival of a dynamo. THURSDAY. Tom Miles was a Lincoln passenger yesterday. Will Streight was repoi ted on the sick list today. The Schuyler train brought in bier crowd of Cass county farmers today. Tho pedestrians hurrying to the e irly train this morning, after a few- tumbles, took the middle of the street. Trov Davis, one of Weeping Wa ter's best business men, was in the citv todav and made 1 HE INEW.S a pleasant call. License to wed was issued in county court today to Julius C. Ramge, age 36. and Anna Jane Whitlock, age 36. Both reside here. A. W. Slagle of Murray leaves to day for Kiona, V ash., to look after a new location. His family will remain here until he sends for them. Ray Waterman sold the Billy Neville bar fixtures the first of the week to Wm. Shaden of Nebraska City, and will ship them down to morrow. There will be no meeting of the Woman's club on Friday evening of this week, owing to the continuance of the religious meetings. By order of the president, Mrs. S. A. Davis. THE News is glad to learn that County Treasurer Eikenbary is get ting along nicely, and in a few days expects to be in his office again at tending to business js affably as of yore. The crowd which loiters about the police judge's office thirsting for Archer's XXX brand of pure justice, was missing today and that temple of solon was silent as the tomb of a Pharaoh. Commodore Thomas reports the Platte as rising rapidly, but the ice as yet shows no signs of breaking up. Teams, owing to running water and condition of ice on the Missouri have quit crossing until colder weather strengthens the ice bridge. The News regrets to learn that Claus Brekenfeld is reported criti cally ill at his home in Louisville with neuralgia of tne heart. Medical as sistance was sent for to this city this morning. We hope to hear very soon of his complete recovery. H. R. Gering returned home from a meeting of th State Pharmaceutical association this morning, where twenty-two would-be druggists were examined. He visited the cotton mills while he was there and found them runnine full blast, employing 250 men these prosperous McKinley times. We are glad to learn that Meek Davis has finalljr concluded to make P.attsmouth his home. He did' not purchase property as he thought of doing, but will rent the Cummin's house on Pearl street, and expects to move down from Omaha the first of next week. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will be welcom residents of our city. The drizzling rain which has formed into a coat of heavy sleet, loading trees until the limbs touch the ground, is liable to do no end of harm. Fruit trees aside from being broken up will suffer great damage, alsoby the buds being blighted peach and cherry trees being very susceptible to sleet. You should know that Foley's Honey and Tar is absolutely thd best remedy for all diseases of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dealers are authorized to guarantee it to give satisfaction in all cases. Smith & Parmele. A1EETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS A Number of County ItlllM Allowed and Other HuHlneHM TrHiiHueted. Pl-ATTSMOL'TIf, Feb. 1. H oard met pursuant to adjournment. Present, J. C. I lay s, (J. W. Young and J. P. Falter, county commissioners, James Ko ertson, county clerk. Minutes of last session read and approved when tho following business was transacted in regular form: Claims ullowed on gener.l fung: J C Ilayts, sal andexp $ -1(5 00 (I W Young, same Z'.i J P Falter, came 40 liO Jas Robertson, t-amo 14.1 0 ii L Farley, same 102 00 H J Hem pel, same HO 00 E H Hilton, platting 21 60 W I) Jones, livery 9 60 J Swoboda, mnso to poor 18 00 A Bach, samo 11 00 F S Cold, same 12 00 A H Wt ck bach, samo So 00 Wurl fc Coffee, same f !'() W II Wilkinson, samo 8 00 S F Curarder, same 10 00 W J Brownell, same 0 00 A P Thomas, t-ame 3 00 A Clark, same 30 30 Mrs 11 K Yodor, care of poor... 6 00 J C Smith, ame 10 OH V B Moore, samo 8 00 11 F Dean, seme 30 27 I I) Jones, attending poor 40 00 S A Davis, oil 1 80 Petition for a public ro -id, commenc ing at a point on road No. 103 where said road intersects the Platte, river, running thence northwesterly along 6aid river on most practicable route and term in iting at tho B. fc M. right of way, to be known as road No. 341, was granted and damages to the amount of $60 allowed on the north east 4th, northwest 4th, 33-1I1-13, and the clerk was ordered to pav said damages to Henry Thierolf. Feb. 2, 1S9S. A petition signed by lejral voters of Freenwood precinct praying th-jt t lie voting place of t-aid precinct be changed from section 16 to tho town of Alvo was granted. Contract for records, etc, was awarded to tho Omaha Printing Co. The county commissioners made an order allowing the county judge to re tain $000 out of tho fees of his office per annum for clerk hire. General Fund. A L Apham, eare of pauper .$ 9 30 II Holloway, board 'tr o"isoners Fee bill, insane case, Ptak S i me. Ford ney Platts G--S Co, gas i8 o 34 55 18 15! 15,? Wm Heroid & Son, mdse to p.. ZucKweiler & Lutz, same L B Egenberger, same 1 F Huber, same B C Ma-quardt, same W J White, coal toco Tt- 21 00 i o 10 00 0 00 119 81 State Journal, records 140 00 E P Ilovey, common claims se cured from slate 607 30 Road Fund. W W Lumber Co, lumber 3 20 Feb. 3, 1S0S. W. Willett was ap- pcinted road overseer in district No. 62. Win. Leeslev was appointed over seer in district No. 27. Tti-y Vouch For Cavy. Mike Cavy, a well-known stock ship per of Wabash, says the World Herald, seems to have suffered an un fortunate experience in this city as the result of previous trouble with his wife, from whom he is ni.w separated, and who now resides here. Januiry 18 she filed a complaint in police court charging him with assault with menacing threats last July lfi to answer which Mr. Cavy ap peared in police court last Wednes day, and was released cn his own recognizance to aprear February 15. It now transpires that last July 10. both Mr. Cavy and his wife were in C-ss County, and not within the jurisdiction of Omaha police. Among Mr Cavy's friends are the most prominent citizens of Wabash who vouch for his good character and con duct, and assert that the charge of being drunk, as slated in the World Herald, is not true, since he is not a di inking man. There bas been no action on his past during his frequent business trips to this city to change that ocinion of him here. MiK'li Criticism of Edmisten. Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 9. It is said there is trouble in the popocratic camp because Chairman Edmisten has al lowed the charges of fraudulent mark ing of the ballots to the recount to go without any attempt at refutation. A number ot Mr. Edmieten's friends are urging him to swear out warrants for the ai rest of a number of newspapers on the charge of criminal libel, but Mr. Edmisten, who is the person es pecially mentioned in the accusation, is of the opinion that it is better not to go into an investigation and de clines to make any move. II s inaction is causing much su prise among re publicans and popocrats. February Excursions. Oprortunitii s for visitintr tho south during this month, via the Louisville & Nashville rai road, are as fallows: Home-seek er's excursions on first and third Tuesday at about one fare for the round trip. F.orida Chautauqua at DeFuniak Sp. ings begins ( n the 14ih inst. Splen did programme, beautiful place, low ra tes. Mardi Gras at Mobile and New Or leans on 22d. Tickets at half rales. For full pa:ticulars, write to C. P. Atmore, General Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky., G o. B. Horner, D. P. A., St. Louis, Mo. Homestet-kers Excursonn. Homeeekers excursion tickets will be sold on January 4 and 8, February 1 and 15. March 1 and 15. via Missouri Pacific railway to all points in Arkan sas, lex is, Louisiana, muian j.erri- tory, Oklahoma, Arizont and New Mexico, at rate of one fare plus $2 For particulars call at M. P. office. C. F. STOUTKNIlOnOUGH, Agt. M . M. and S. M. C. Take Notice. There will be a meeting Saturday eve, Februarv 12, at the usual time and place. All pilgrims are requested to be present. "Selah." I have spoken. President. HAS SKTTLKO IN tiKXOA. To tlic Kditor of The News: Genoa, Neb., Feb. 7. After ramb ling around for six weeks, I have settled In Genoa, a lively liUlo town on tho Loupe river. Genoa is 109 miles west of Omaha on a branch of the U. J. It is in Nance county, and has a population of 8i0. The United States Indian t-chool is loeated here, there being 270 Indians in the school. We have fivo dry good and gro ceries stores, two hardware stores, three resturants, a hotel, a bank, two livery barns, a lumber yard and three blacksmith shop-, ono of which tho writer has a half interest in with a big trade. There are three churches a school with six tcachors;it is a great trading point, there is a bridge across the Loupe river. There are lots of pops in this county, but there a-esi'inegood republicans, too. This is a good country, but old Cass is abet ter farming country. J. Q. Churchill, avoca items. Geo. Weiler has placed 150 tons of ice in his new ice house. Mids Ilattie Brook? from Weeping Water spent Sunday in Avoca. Dic k Koster was called to Chicago last week by tho death of a relative Miss Hedges from Waverly is visit ing with Miss Kirkpatrick this week. Tho first issue of Avoca new local newspaper, The Avoca Advocate, makes its appearance this week. Revival meetings at tho Congrega tional church will begin next Sunday, February 14, and continue indefinitely. The little child of Theodore Keep died Monday of this week. The fun eral took olace from the Congrega tional church Wednesday. The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Christian church will give a Valentino social and supper at the home of Mr. J. B. Carter Monday evening, February 14. Everybody is welcome. E. J. Emmons has been assisting Rciv. Hull in a revival meeting at Rock Bluffs the past week. Mr" Emmons will preach in the Christian chiin-h hr-re next Sundav. Februarv :; . , . - mornltl ano- evening. A faker struck our town last Satur- day and after setting himself upon i the street corner proceeded to dupe ! th i people by selling soap and green- b cks. His game did not last long. Re was soon invited to leave town, wnieh he did in vorv short order. Iturlinirton Koute California Excursions Cheap, qu.ek, e mfortable. Leave Plattsmouth 3:43 ; m., every Thurs day in clean, modern, not crowded tourist sleepers. No transfers; cars run right through to San Francisco and Los Angties over the Scenic Route through Djiver and Sail L ike City. Cars are carpeted; upholstered in rattan; have i-'im' n,' seats and backs and aro provided Witi; curtains, bed ding, towels, soap, etc. Uniformed Pi.rters and experienced excursion conductors accompany each excursion, relieving passengers of all bother about baggage, pointing out objects of interest and in many other ways helping to make the overland trip a delightful ex perience. Second class tickets are honored. Berths $5. For folder giving fnll information, call at nearest Burlington Route ticket office, or write to J. Francis Gen. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb, A Clever Trick. It certainly looks like it, but there is really no trick about it. Anybody c m try it who 1 a- Lime Back and Weak Kidneys, Malaria or nervo'js troubles. We mean he can cure him self right away by t iking E ectric Bitters. This medicine tones up the whole system, act.- a -timul.int to the Liver and Kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. It cures constipation, headache, Fainting spell, sleeplessness and melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative and restores the system to its natural vigo". Try Electric Bitters and be convinced that they aro a miracle worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50c a bottle at F. G. Fricke & Co's drug store. Many People Cannot IJrink Coffee at night. It spoils their sleep. You can drink Grain-O when you please and sleep like a top. For Grain-O does not stimulate; it nour ishes, cheers and feeds. Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee. For nervous persons, young people aid children, Grain-O is the perfect drink. Made from pure grains. Get a pack age from your grocer to-lay. Try it in p'.ace of coffee. 15 and 2-5c. From liaby iu the High Cliair To grandma in the rocker, Grain-O is good fo the who.e family. It is the loug-desirc d substitute fo: coffee. N-vcr upsets the cei ves or injures the digestion. Made from pure grains it a food in itself. H;:s the tste and appearance of the best coffee at i the price. It is a jenu'ne and scientific a : tide and is tome to st ly. for health and strength. Grocer for Graiu-O. It makes Ask your l!arl anil ofi ( o il. -i Wat.- it;- r i agent for ;-m v- .'' in iot ; sr''t co il. Also '- lie- t'o-i grade- " hard coal, . Limnee. e.ih-. shingles, lime, nt. :. 1: you re dng to .1- e:i r U ( KJ I .-III build, i:. w'l: oay you to m-c Water man. Oliiee :U the rear of Water man block on Fifth :-treet. liackleu's Arnica Salve. The boot s live in the world for cuts, burns, sore?, ulcers, salt rheum, fever- -ore-, tetter, cliappep hands, chilblain-, corn?, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no Day required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded, Pyice 25 eents per box. For sale by P. G. Fricke. IT MIST JIK Ol,ll .JOHNNY. An old-time cop tun I; Through snow and sun und sleet. For twenty year of tmiil. s and tcais. I've been upon niy beat. I've mixed wfth many Raines I've raided haunts of Mn And when at night 1 saw a light I alwa)s took it in. I've learned to catih a wink. I've learned to take a smile. With ease and grace. Mid hold my place Securely all the while. In fact this merry town To me has been a pie For twenty years of smiles and tears; An old-time cop am I. JIAVEI.OCK ITEMS. From the Lincoln Call. The pay roil at Havelock this month will amount to over $16,000. Frank McCoy has returned to woi k altera lay-off os several week's visit ing friends and relatives in tho east, pr i n ci pa 1 ly 1 'e n n sy 1 va n ia. E. J. Nelson, who was sent out to lire on the road, has been put back in the shops because of slack business on he Bvstom. Foley'M Honey ami Tar, Cough Syrup wherever udroluced is considei ed tho most plyusant and ef fective remedy for alu Wiroat and lung complaints. It is theonly prominent cough remedy that contains no opiates and that can safely be given to children. Smith it Parmele. Dr. Marshall, (ir:luate Dentint. Dr. Marshall, lino gold work. Dr. Marshall, gold and porcelain crowns. Dr. Marshall, crown and bridge work Dr. Marshall, teeth without plates. Dr. Marshall, all kinds of fillings. Dr. Marshall, all kinds of plates. Dr. Marshall, perfect fitting plates Dr. Marshall, all work warranted. All the latest anoliances for first class dental work. We olTer liberal terms to sa'osmcn to handle our Lubricating oils on com mission in Plattsmouth and vicinity. Tiik Elx'LID Oil. Co., Cleveland, O. "Mystic Cure" for Ilheumatisiu and Neuralgia radically cures in ono to three days. Its action upon the sys tem is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits, 75 cents sold by F. G. Fricke & Co., druggist?. A RUSE BOTH WAYS. How an Actress and Doctor Were Fooling Each Other. In French theaters the doctor of the theater has a seat given him for every performance. He must be there every evening. Naturally, after he has seen the same piece a score of times he longs to be elsewhere and prefers to give his seat to some of his friends. M. Ernest Blum says that when he was a young man a friend, the doctor of the Theatre Porte St. Martin, gave him his seat. Just as he was becoming interested in the first act the stage manager rushed up the heroine had a nervous attack and required medical aid 1 Blum had nothing else to do but to follow him. In the lady's dressing room he found the manager with anguish depicted on every feature and the lady wringing her hands and shrieking. "Now, doctor, quick! What's to be done?" Blum grew as red as a lobster, and as he could not say anything he just ejaculated: "Ilm! Let us seel Let us Bee. ' ' He took the lady's hand in a wild at tempt to feel her pulse. She shrieked more than ever and writhed like a snake. "Have you poured any water on her head?" he asked. "Yes." "And no effect?" "None." "Then don't pour any more." After this display of medical knowl edge he continued: "Give her a sniff of eaude cologne." "Haven't any," was the answer. "Then go fetch some." Off rushed the manager and the stage manager, and Blum was left with his patient. Suddenly she opened her eyes and smiled. "Doctor," she said, "you are a good fellow, aren't you?" "Yes, ma'mselle. " "You must be, doctor. Now listen. There is nothing the matter with me. You would have found that out soon. I want a couple of days off. Can't you manage it?" "Delighted!" he replied joyfully. "Now, ma'mselle, you're a good fel low too. I am not a doctor. I came in on the doctor's ticket, so you must not give him away. " By this time the manager and etage manager came back, each with a bottle of eau de cologne. He told them that it was unnecessary now. The lady was quite composed and could appear with out any danger. But she must have a few days' rest. They made wry faces, but granted the holiday. Philadelphia Times. Fariiaiueatary Uatuor, The London World gives this as an illustration of the keen humor of Jus tice Darling: On one occasion, when Mr. Gladstone was beginning to give up the lead in the house of commons to Sir William Harcourt, it was noticed by the members that he left the house at the dinner hour ana air w uuaru Harcourt led for the rest of the sitting. Mr. Darling one evening drove Sir Wil liam to fury, on failing to elicit a defi nite answer to an inquiry, by casually observing in the course of his speech, i "I have noticed that lately the party opposite, adopting an ancient precedent, ias set up a greater light to rule the lay and a lesser light to rule the night. " "My wife couldn't go to the concert last night because the baby threatened to have croup. " "That was too bad." "Yes, and now she ia hopping mad because the baby didn't have croup after alL" Chicago News. English farmers, who know it ia igainst the law to use ferrets to drive out rabbits, place in the burrow a rub- oer hose with a tin horn on the end m jertai Then they blow the horn, and junny comes out in quick order. Notice of Sale. In the iliMttict court of Cass county, Nelu.iska. Henry ICikenbarv. ct al, VH. The Citien flank of I .cl.. i t al. I rirfllsiiioulli.NcI) police i noreliy given tliat uinler anM nv vir tue ol tlie decree ol the I lonora lle ll.isil Kaintey, judge of t lie ill I ri t i 0111 1. m.ide nin hi I .i una iv "hth, A. I. IK'n, in a suit pei-ding in tlie district couil of Cass county, .i I'l.i w herein lli-nry l-.ikenhat v et al. is plaint ill. and 1 lie C itioiis Hank id Hattsiiioutli, .Sehia-.ka. ei ai, ueienuani. ana wrncii uecree orileied an directed the receiver of the said hank, uiidei signed, to publi-ti for thirty days, and then sell the real estate hereinafter described. 1 hat uir siinin iu saiu order the iiniterMuned leiener will on the 1'lst day of March. A. !.. IMih. at the south door of the couit house in the iity .,( 1 l.ittsinoutli, I ass c-iuuty. Nebraska, otler for sale the loliowintr described land, vi: 'I'll northwest quarter . V '.t 1 of section eighli-i-n IH), the southwest quarter SV'il of lection seven . the west halt W', of the southeast quailer (M-.1,! ol section seven ( i !. the li nlh east quarter IS1-.'4 ol tlie southeast quarter I M-. '.i J section seven 17 , the inn tliwest quaiter A w '4 ol the southwest quarter .SW' il ol sec tion eight H all iu township eleven ll north range lourteen I 1 1 1 beingapait ol t he .ism-Is of sai.i t 1111 us liank, deleiulant. Milie t to all liens and incumbrance. At said sale bids will be received either I. r cash, or not less than l '.iilit Conditioned that the purchaser pi ice shall lie ap I'lien upon ine principal ol claims 11.1t entitled 1 dividends, the lushest of which I. ids mi .-.u I. class will be repot ted to the court lor diiections. wiiicii 01 saiu Din. will lie accepted. Dated tins Huh day ol 1-ebiuaiy, 1m;ih. Ciiaki.Ils C I'akmi t ic. As Receiver of The 'itieus Hank ol l'l.uts- mouth, Nebraska. Byron Clark. Attorney. .Notice of I'liblication. John M. Kiser, l'laintitf 1 vs. John Kiser, John V. Amick and 1 aura A. Amick, his wile, and Ksther S. Heller, de fendants. J he defendants, John Kiser. John W. Amick and I. aura A . Amick, his wife, and Ksther Heller, will take notice that on the Itrd dav ol l-etiritary. lM)s. John M . Kiser. plaiutill. tiled his petition in the district court ol ('ass county, Ne braska, against John Kiser, John V Amick and Laura A. Amick, his wife, and l.sther S. Heller. the object ai:d prayer of w hich are to have a certain quitclaim deed which was made by bilm Kiser, Uelendant In this suit, who had no title right or authority whatsoever, and delivered ti l-.sther b. Heller, delcndant in this suit, on the following; described real estate, to-wit: lieumiiinir at a noint il'.'li tui-niv.iln,-,. ieei west OI I lie soutll - east coim r ol lot number eight ), block number sixtv live (' in the city ol n eepin Water, t'ass county, iveDiaska, and running thence north sit live v.ii nil, iiieiicc west iwemy-one (j ) leet.lnence soutn sixty-live ( feet, and thence t ast twmtv one (21) feet, to the point ol beL'ining, set asidi aim oeciareu nun anil void, and the cloud upon the title of plaintiff, caused thereby removed, and lor judguieiH lor costs in tins suit.ar.d lor such other reiiel as justice and equity mav repuire. 1 ou are required to answer this petition on or uenne trie isi nay oi ."March, !'".". llated February 7, lWs, JcntN M. Kisi k, Ily M . S, llriggs, his attorney. Notice of Hearing nt (lie ilizens l!a;ik in cue i 'isiuci couri oi vass bounty. iNebra- ka. Henry liikeubary et al, vs. I Citizens Bank of I'latts- mouth. Nebraska, et al. J lo all persons interested, are hereby notified that they are required by an order ol the district court to show cause by 'i o'clock . to. on f-eb- ruary 1,, A. 1). 1V.'H, why a proposed compromise should not be made by the receiver with John Kiwatkowska upon bis mortgage and note on the southeast quarter (S. K. '., ot section live (r) township sixteen ( IrtJ, north of range ibi). west ol the sixth r M., Miernian county, Nebraska. Chaki.i-.s C. I'akmi-.i.k, Receiver. By his attorney, Byron Clark. Mot ire of Hearing. To all persons interested: In the District court of Cass county, Nebraska. tienry eikenbary, et al, vs. i Citizens bank of Platts- mouth, Nebraska. et al. J Now upon thisl'th day of January A. D , IS'.ih, tnis cause came upon the petition ol Receiver loi an order to credit claim- against the bank upon dividends owned by claimants and it appearing to uie court mat a notice should be given ol sucn Hearing-. It is hereby ordered that the Receiver nublish this order in The Semi-Weekly News-Herald lor ten (10) days, and this petition is assigned for hearing upon February rj, A. I). Ix'.ih, at 'J o'clock p, m. at the ortice of the clerk of the district court at which time all persons interested are required to show cause. If any, why an order shuld not be entered directing the receiver to olf-set claims al lowed against the bank udoii debts owinc bv claimants as of the date when said bank pas.sed into ine nanus oi a receiver. Basil S. Ramsey, Judge of the f Hstrict Court. Byron Clark, Attorney for Receiver. SlieriiTs Sale. By virtue of an order of sale issued by George F, Houseworth, clerk of the district court, withm and for Cass county, .Nebraska, and to ine di rected, 1 will on the 12th day of March, A. I. ls'iK, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the south door of the court house in the city of I'latt - mouth, in saia couniy, sen at public auction, to the high est bidder for cash, the following real estate to-w it: l-ots niteen urn ana twenty tvti. in section seven (7). township twelve (1 ), north of range fourteen (14). in Cass county. Mebiaska. together with the privileges and appertenances thereunto belong- ing-or in anyw ise appurtaining. The same be- ing levied upon and taken as the nronei tv of John Keuland and wife, Lena Reuland, and James M . Jratterson. detendants. to satisfy a iiidL'ni(-nt of said court recovered by Charles C. l'arniele. I as receiver of the Citizens bank of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, plaintiff against said defendants. Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Feb. 1, A. 1). 1:h. V. I). WllKKl.tk, Sheriff. Cass County. Nebraska. Probate Notice. In the county court of Cass county. Nebraska. In the matter of the estate of Ann and Martin Mahoney, (incon.petent). George W. Meeker, administrator of the estate of Anna Mahonev. George W . Meeker, administrator of the estate of Martin Mahoney, John Mahonev, Magg e Mo han, James Mahoney, Thomas Mahoney, Julia 1-llder, Anna Meeker, Mack Mahoney, Nellie Mahonev and Nina Mahonev. also Cornelius Mahoney, Julia Mahoney, Mary Mahoney. Grace Manoney ana Arthur Mahoney. mlants, and Mrs. Mahoney, mother of said infants, and all other persons interested are hereby notified that A. O. Loder, guardian of said incompetents, has filed herein his petition for final settlement, and that on January 29, 1XDH, he hied herein his final report, as said guardian. Petitioner prays that an order ol court may be made fixing a time for hearing and lor examination ol the linal report and accounts ol his guardianship and lor allow ance thereof. You are notified that if you fail to appear before said court on the -'ith day of February, A D. 1,'.8, at 2 o'clock p. in., and con test said petition, the court may grant the nraver of said petion and make such other and further orders, allowances and decrees as to the court may seem proper, to the end that all matters pertaining to said guardianship may be finally settled and determined. Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this, the 1st day of r- i . . . . w itness my hand and the seal of sa,d court, at February A.L).,lsi)3 George M. SruxLor-K (Seal) County Jud Probate Notice. In the county court of Cass connty. Nebraska. In the matter of the guardianship of Terrace C., and Sophia M. Henuings, minor heirs of Henry J. Hennings, deceased. To Rosa Heiiniugs, widow of said Henry J. Henningrs. mother and natural iruardian ol said minors, to Rosa Henuings, legal guardian of said minors, to Terrace C. Henniugs and Sophia M. Hennings, minors, and to all other persons in terested, notice is hereby-given that John A. Hen nines, facob Tritsch and Cha les C. Henmnys on the 7th day of August, l'j7,tiled herein their pe tition, alleging mat they are bondsmen ol Rosa Hennings, legal guardian herein. and ainonc ot.-.er things that the said Rosa Hennings. lecai guar dian, has absolutely failed to comply with any of herduties as required by the statute to be done and placed ot record. Petitioners pray that said Rosa Hennings. guardian, be cited to appear and hie inventory andreDort of iierdoimrs with vouch ers and that petitioners be released from all fur ther liability as such bondsmen and be discharged as such bondsmen and that she be required to obtain other bondsmen in the place of the petitioners. Vou are notified that a hearing on said petition. inventory and report ot Kosa Hennings as guardian and the filing of objections thereto, will be had in said court on the 1st day ot March. A. IJ. l-ls,at 11 o clock a. m., and that it you tail to appear and contest said petition the court mav grant the praver of said petition and make such other final orders as may be necessary in the premises. witness my nana ana the seal ol said court at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, this 1st day of February, A. D. 1S8. (Seal) George M. Splrlock. County Judge Legal Notice. In the District court of Cass county, Nebraska. Myrtle Rutherford. ") Plaintiff, vs. V Walter Rutherford, Defendant. J Walter Rutherford, detendant, will take notice that on the 'Mih day of January. lH'.'H, Myrtie Rutherford, plaintiff herein, filed her petition in the district court of Cass county, Nebraska, against said defendant, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce from said defen dant, upon the grounds of willful abandonment and for a failure to support the plaintill for more than two years last past, and for the custody of her minor child, Clara Elizabeth Rutherford, aged foui vears, and to quiet the title in and to the plaintiff 's estate. Vou are hereby required to answer said p-tition on or before the 7th day of March, It-'JH. Dated, this the &th dav of January, 1898. Myrtle Kutherfok,l, By Chas. L. Graves, attorney for plaintiff. ShcrlfTH Sale. ISy vlrlin ol an -.. ution i-micd by (icorgn I'. I lousortoi I h, rler o ihe d tiiit 1 inirt, within and for ( His county, Ni bi , V ,. to Hindi- I'-' ted, I will on tho lot li d.iv : . .. o nary, A. I, I -;"..it II 111 hit It a in of sai I da , at I in- mmi h dooi ol the couit house tn the city ol I'lMttHiiioulh, in s ild 1 niiiitv, sell nt pulilic MU' tiou, to the high est bi ld'-r lot ia h, the billowing- laud and tt-no-llieiit 'i, to- W ,t ' The west half ol the multicast quarter ol seen. hi Is, tnuu , range 1(1. the southeast qua 1 ter of s.-i t ;i,n l.'l, tuwn , laiigi) II; the runt li.nt 1 I the siiiithuesl quaitei ol se Hull I I. towa II. range !, the -u-t hail of the iimlliw.il quartet 1 d set t ion In, t.iwn II, range 10; nd th north hall ol the southwest quarter ol unction lit, town , range 10, all In Cum county, Nebraska, together w itii the pnvilegci and appurtoiiancaa theieunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. 1 he same being levied upon and taken as the piopi-rly ol I'. I-', and II. K. V a Id rou, defend ants, tn sati-fy a judgement of said court re-coveit-d by Hunk ol i..ile, plaiutill, gmut aaicl (blend, ints . I'liiltstiioiith, Nob . (an.r. A. II. IWW. II aiivkv Hot i.uwAr, Sheriff. Cumm eiiu nty, Nubraaka. MmtIIi 'h Sulc. Ily v irtue of an exei ution. Issued by (ieoige V. I biuscwoi th, ili-ikol the distnct court, within and lor i ass county, Nebraska, mid to me (11-n-cted, I will on the- loth day of l ebiuary, A. 1 . s:s, at II o'cloi k a. iu. of said (lav at the Koutli doui ol the ( out t house In lhe( ity of I'lalUlnolith in said coi-uty, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder lor ( .l b, the billowing ical estate to- v, it: Lot three ill the notthwest (matter of the southeast entailer of section 2. town. lo, lange II, In t ass county. Nebraska, to gether with the privileges and appuitenancea theieunto beloiieiiii; in lu.invwlse uniieltaiiiiiiu. 1 he same beinii levied uimn and taken un tha pi opei ty tit li. A. ( ftbsoti, liclendant. to Hat 1st y a judgment ol said couit lecoveied bv liihli N. tin let . plain t ill against said delcndant. I'lattsuioulh. Ncbiaska, January f.th A. I). 1HUU, Makvi-v lien. row av, Sheriff, Cass Count y, Nebiaska, Probate Notice. In count y com t. Cass (mint v. Nebraska, fn the matter of the estate ol l-.nnlia Wurl, clo- ceaM-d. lleitha l.ange, licnrich Mittelstadt, ail MittelMadt, W ilhelin Mittelstadt, llein h.ii.lt Wuil, Km hard Wurl Auuuste Malleus and all other pel suns inteiested in said matter. aie heu by nolilied that on the Hid day ol Jan uary, A. I). s;im, a petition was tiled iu said coint alleging, among other tlnnus. that l-.iuilia Willi died on the Hth day ol lleceuiber, A.J). I!ii, leaving a last will mid testament and l.o- sessed ol real and peiscuial estate and that tho anove named consiuute all the nelsons inteiested in the estate ol said dei eased, and nra vnnf lor tlie probate ol said will and lor adiiiiiustialion of said estate. Von aie heieby untitled that if vou but to appear at said (unit on the ilh day of January A. I . 1-liM, at II o clo( k a in., to contest the piobale ol said will, the couit may allow Mini piol.ale said will and giant administiatioii of id estate to Henry Mailens and loliu liuttcry, some other suitable pcisou, and proceed to a set t lenient t hei ei d. W itne.s my hand and the seal of said county ouii at riattsnioiith. Nebiaska, this the Hid day I January lsiiM, leal (ii.oici.ii M. S:--iii.(ic k, County jude. rrnhitle Notice. In the county couit of Cass (ountv. Nebraska. In the in. iltel ol the estate (d Mai v Kieckmanii. deceased. Ileniy Kieckinanii, I'.inma Kieckmann anil a. I other persons inteiested in said In at ter are heieby notilied that on the t!Hth dav oi Januai y, IMin, a petition was bled in said court, alleging, among other things, that MaiyRieck iii. inn died on the '.t ith day ol May, IHSHi, leaving no last will and testament and possessed ol i ights in action ol unknown and uncertain value. and that the above named Constitute all the nel sons inteiested in the estate ol said deceased. and praying for administration thereof. Vou aie heieby notilied that il vou lail to ainienr at said couit on thesis! day ol February, A I). IWtM, u y o cioc k a. iu. and contest said petition, the couit will appoint Milto.i J i, 1'olk or some other suitable nelson adiiiinistiator. and proceed to a settlement ol said estate. W ituess li i v baud ami the seai of said court at l'lattsmoiith. Nebraska, this, the :ilst l:iv of Janua. y, A. 1). Ktn. (Seal) Gl-;oKi;ii M. SrukLOCK, County Judge, Not ice. Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meet ing ol the Stockholders ol the Burling on Hi Missouri river laiiroad company in Nebiaska will beheld in tlie olln e ol tlie company in 1'lattsmo mil. Neb , on lhursdav. February SM. Is'.is, ;u u o'clock, m. Tlie mceiing will be held for the election of iiiuo (ii, dncciors, to sc-ive during the ensuing year, and lor the transaction of such other busi ness as may legally come belore it. (Jmaha, Januaty li, ls'.'X. W.J. I.aii, Secretary. Sheriffs Sale. By virtue ol an order of sale issued bv F. House-worth, cleric ol the district court, within and lor Cass county. Nebraska, and to medi ated. I will on the alii dav nt February. A. I)., IM'.'K, at 1 1 o'clock a. in. of said dav at th -outh door ol the court house in the citv of I Imiik- iiioulh. in said county, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder lor cash. Hie lollowinu real estate, tu-wit: J.ot one (Ij in tlie northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirteen (i:) in township eleven (II) ranue thirteen dill in Cas county, Nebraska, and containing twenty-seven Tl and o-l-liX) acres; also lot two Ci) in the small east quarter of the southwest quarter of the said .section inirieen (i.i), and containing seven (7) and 71 -100 acres, a total in both of said lots of thirty-five (;!.") and and '4 acres, all in Cass county, Nebraska, together with the privileges ad appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appeitaming. J lie same beinir levied "I'on and taken as the property of Richmond Wood and l-.nuly I. (jood. delendants: to satisfy A judgment of said Court recovered by Samuel vvauiiiias executor ol the last will and testa ment (d John Black, deceased, plaiutill; against said delendants. Plattsmoutn, Nebraska, Jan. 4. A. fj. 1HS)H. IIAKVHV HOLI.OWAV, Sheriff, Cass County, Nebraska, NluriiT's Sale. By virtue of an execution issued bv d-nrm F". Houseworth. cleik of the district court wiilmi and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di rected, I will on the 10th day of February, A. D. l'.W, at 11 o'clock a. in. of said dav at th,- ROII t ) door (d the court house in the city of I'latts- niouin, in saiu couniy sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the following real estate, to-wit: Die southwest quarter of section II. town II. range bi, except li and acres, being Omaha southern Railroad rinht-of-wav: the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section li. town 11, range l.i. except one acre of cemetery; beginning ai the north side of section 11. town II. range l.j, at a point on the west side of the Om aha ."southern Railroad right-of-way, where said right-of-way crosses ttie north line of said sec tion, thence running west WM feet to the north west corner ol the northwest quarter of section II, thence soutli along the section line to the outiiwet corner ol the northwest uuarter. thence east Mo feet to the Omaha Southern Railroad right-of-way, thence north a little to the west along said railroad right-of-way to the place of starting, containing -41 and l:i-.'13 acres more or less, it being that part of the northwest quarter ot section II, town 11. range la, lying Omaha rai.road right-ol-way. all in If. asS rOIITltV. p .n.va t,.,r..i l.,.r n'.ik . I. Cass county, Nebra-ica. together with the privileges ana appurtenances thereunto be.o.ig mg or in anvwise appurtainitig 1 he same being levied upon and taken as the property of F . M. loungand I). A.ioung, et al., detendaits; o atistv a ludirment ol sa.d court recovered l,v c J. Martin, plaint i:i, against said detendants. riattsnioiith, -Nebraska. January 4th, A.IJ. 1K8. HAKVhY HOI.IXJWAV, S! ier;ff, Cass County, NeLraska. Legal Notice. In the district court of Cass country, Nebraska. iienry j-.iKcnuar), ei ai. vs. Citizens bank of Piatts- f mouth, Nebraska. J Nonce of hearing on petition of stockholders and depositors to sell real and persr nal assets. Now upon thfs i-'iid day ot Jaiua y A. D. -it this cause came on for hear ng i po l the petitions for an order to se 1 part ofthe assets ot said bank, as petitioned for by stockholders Henry F.ikenbary, et al., by the depositors D. O. l,wer. et al., by U.e receiv rs Charles C. Parmele. Frank J. Morgan and N. li. Meeker. And it appears to the court that a hear ng houid be nad thereon, it is hereby ordered that a hearii g up( n said several petitions be had md the t.'iic lor such heai;ng be on Saturday, au uary z. A. D., 1 .. at Z o'clock p. m.. or as soon thcrealter as the same can be heaid, at which time all persons interested must show cause, il any, why tlie prayer of the several petitions should not be grat.ted. It is further orden d that a copy of th: order be pub.ished in the emi-Vcelv News-H ;r--ld for two publications prior to said date, m wit ness w hereof 1 have hereunto set my hi nd this -.'nd day of January, A D. Basil S. Ramsey, Judge. Notice to Creditors. State of Nebraska, ) t Cass County. ) 53 In County Court In the matter of the estate of Eriilia Wurl, de ceased Notice is hereby given that the creditors of said deceased will meet the executor of said es tate, before nie. county judge of Cass county, Nebraska, at the county court room in Platts mouth in said county, on the -d day of August A. D.. 1Kk. at J o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of presenting their claims for examination, adjust ment and allowance. Six months are allowed lor creditors of said deceased to present their claims and one year for the executors to settle said estate, from the 21st day of F'ebruary, lfcis This notice shall be published in the Semi Week. y News-Herald for four weeks success ive')', prior to the 21st day of February, lii. itness my hand and seal of said county cm r . . 1. V '. !. . I ' J ai ridiiMiiuuiu, ncuusia, cms oin day of Jan- V. .1 1 , . 1-Ss. LsealJ George M. Splrlock. County judgs. I
