Semi-weekly news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1895-1909, March 05, 1898, Image 3
B PRETTY. PERT PERFORMANCE Of '4Pu(lclifoot,', for Library Bone fit. HOMH TALKNT PRODUCTION WltnxMDfil by Mn Imuirrmff AudlMir itt Whltc'n Opxrii llounn I.Mnt Night V Complete Nurrrnii A I'op Mann Meeting Othrr Kvfnt. A Hl-nlll KtitrrtHlniiK-nt. Those who attended the home talent dramatic entertainment at White's opera house last ovenintr woro de lighted with tho performance. Tho boys all Hf-ored high in "That 1 laical Pat,". Prank Van Horn, Dsmmio Iliatt and Leo Atwood woro fine and deHorvo special mention. Mia Homo Ilyors and I'hyllia I'otts woro oven hotter than tho boya and helped to capture tho audienco which was a most enthusiastic one. Tho other play "Tho Two Puddi foots," in which Van Horn, Leo At wood, Guy Livingston and tho Misses Iloso rivers, Phyllis Petts and Lulu Liost did splendidly. Miss Ilyers' mako-up was great and her acting was in no sense amateurish. Mifs Petts and Miss Liost, alno Mr. TolilT, the specialty man, was very fine. Both plays were put on in a faultless manner, and we hear nothing but compliments for thoso who took part A noat sum was realized for tho bene fit of the public library. The same play will bo given tonight and a crowded house is promised. nin Meeting. M. S. Ilriggs, chairman o tho people's party city central committee, and U. Christianson, secretary, au- inonze ihk jnkws to announce a mass mooting of people's party voters for next Tuesday evening at at the office of II. D. LJarr in the Palmer block for tho purpose of nominating candidates for the various city officers ir the coming campaign and to devise other means of saving tho country. Tho middle-of-the roaders propose to go it alone in this matter, and not bo used ns a club for knocking demo cratic persimmoLS. That's right, go in lemons if you do get squeezed. A Successful Service. Thoso who wero present at tho Christian church last evening wit nessed one of the most pleasing and delightful scenes thnt has taken place during any of the services; that of nine young people going forward to the altar and declaring' publicly their intentions of following Christ. The subject of the evening "Four Fools We Head About In the ttible" was delivered in an excellent manner by Rev. Lemon, and was listened to by a small, but appreciative audience The interest taken in these meeting is rapidly growing there being now twenty-Be ven converts. 1'rof. Iravis' solo was also very pleasing and was highly appreciated The faermon tonight "The Jailor and tho Jailor's Household" will no doubt be heard by a large audience, Completely Surprised. Yesterday was Frank Morgan's birthday anniversary, and as he had business in Omaha and did not return home until 8:25 in the evening, his wife had a good opportunity to get up a very complete surprise on him which was utilized. Thirty-four of his friends met at the Kiley and went to the Morcan residence in a bodv about 8 o'clock and when Frank got home, he showed the surprise he felt on find ing such a company comfortably lo cated at the family residence. The evening was given over to cards and conversation, and later on an ele gant luncheon was served to the evi dent delectation of all present, who wished the host many returns of so congenial a birthday anniversary. Off For the Sand Hills. Thos. Parmele, Frank Morgan and Byron ClarK packed their collar- boxes, their dogs, guns, ammunition and "provender" and left this after noon for the Sand Hills, in the vici nity of Alliance, in search of ducks, geese and whatever game they might be able to find. They will be gone about one week, when they will re turn with bad. colds, an abundance of summer stories and some game. We trust the boys will have a good time and return to the bosom of their fami lies and to the arms of their friends much improved in health from their recreation. Death of Mrs. Cale Stevens. Mrs. C. Stevens, after a lingering illness from spinal trouble, died at 3 o'clock this morning. She was a sis ter of Joe and Phil McCully, Mrs. Dan Touvenal, Mrs. Billy Peterman and Mrs. Kate Armstrong. . The deceased was thirty-two years of age, and besides a kind husband she leaves five children, the oldest thirteen and the youngest but two years of age. The funeral will take place from the family residence in South Park at 2 p. m. Thursday, Feb ruary 3, Uev. Dongan officiating. Made Rag Carpet. Mrs. Chris Christensen was most agreeably surprised by a number of her neighbors and friends yesterday afternoon, each one bringing their needle and thimble to sew carpet rags. Refreshments,which were well oarned, were served in the evening. The guests were Mesdames Louis An derson, Peterson, Aug Anderson, Patton, Holmberg, Davis, Thorn, Monroe, Rhode, Grassman, Busche, Richards and Misses Gerda Petersen and Hilda Hawkenson. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo QuinineTablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. 13. Q. on each tablet. CITY AND COUNTY. WKDNKSDAV I). S. Ciuild was iittoridinir to busl nosH in Omaha today. (ioorpo I.ivi, 0110 of Nebraska City'o prominent drumiists, wua in I'lattamouth u few hours today. Harry Iluckcns, an old newspaper man, in in the city for a brief viil.and inflight bu persuaded to wtai t a demo cratic paper hero. I lt.cheitrs.-1l4 for tho operetta to be put on by tho "Q. Z. ".society will ec- I i .. .1 ..r .1.,. ..: .... (cur miiLiy, unci unu ti niu nrcbi uu- j tertainnients of tho year may bo ex- p cted. Mrs. George Tourlelott and ni.itei , I Alla8 bowman, leii lor J uu.smouiii 11,13 morninjr to join ner uu,wtnu. They will make their homo at that place in tho future. Nebraska City News. Hon. K. I). Sheilcnbeivor, special deputy Knights and Lad ies of Security, is bore by npecial invitation of Platto Council 372. He will meet with tho lodge on Thursday evening and a nice time is anticipated. C. A. Carmen, who h.ns been here for a few days in the interest of tho Itoyal OakH, a fraternal organization, reports good progress, and says tln-y expect to install a lodge here with fiity members next week. W. 1). Crawford, tho well Known piano dealer who opened a store roo in in the Jtiley block several weeks ago, is in the city today having recu perated from a severe accident. He ran a carpet tack in his right kneo near the joint and tho injury was so serious that for a timo it was thought the limb would have to bo amputated, but fortunately such measures were not resorted. He will open up a new line of pianos here in a few days. THURSDAY. Charley Grimes has a bad eye nursing a stye. Notice L. B. Egenberger's new ad in another column. Rush Fellows and John E. Marshall went to Omaha today. Henry Rehso of Nebraska City is in town today on business. Mrs. Carey at White's opera house Saturday evening March 5. J. W. Zaar of South Bend was cir culating among our people today. Don't forget tho social at tho I. O. O. F. hall Monday night, March 7. J. N. Hunter, of Weeping Water, was doing business in this city todaj. Tho department store of Tourtelott & Co. wero connected by telephone to day. You will miss the funniest play of the season if you don't go to the opera house tonight. A line dramatic reader is always good and Mrs. Cary comes tous highly recommended. A fine musical program will be ren dered Monday night, March 7, at the Ivy Leaf social. Sheriff Wheeler returned home this morning from a trip to tho western part of the county. Judge Ramsey goes to Nebraska City tomorrow to clote up his Feb ruary term of court. C. B. Andrews, of Weeping Water, was circulating about among Platts- mouth people today. Geo. Piatt of Pacific Junction is in the city negotiating for the purchase of the McFadden barber shop Mrs. L. D. Bennett left today for Chicago for a few weeks! visit with Mr. Bennett's brother and sister Herold & Son put up an immense new sign yesterday "Big Department Store." This house is gettiug a move on itself. Our Trish citiz :ns are making a:- rangements to celebrate St. Patrick's day. A grand ball will be given in the evening. THE News, which reaches the peo ple in every corner of tho county, to day prints a stntement, of tho Farmer's Bank of Murdock. Don't forget Mrs. Mattie Quinn Carey, the famous dramatic rea'der, at White's opera house Saturday even ing March 5. Walter Dyke's father at the Junc tion is reported to have died this morning. The bodv will be taken east for interment. The News is contemplating some decided improvements iu the near future and when completed will show the boys a hot foot. J. M. Kiser has returned from Kansas City, wheie he has been tak ing a course oi medical treatment. He is much improved. C. E. Wescott has returned from Chicago, where he has purchased a fine large stock of goods for his Platts mouth and Red Cloud stores. Colonel Robert Druesdow of Omaha made his Plattsmouth friends glad today by a visit to this city. Ha will probably remain until Saturday. John Miller had his usual good luck Wednesday ana brought in three dozen fine mallards. Any old time don't get them there are no ducks. The docket for the March term of court is out and shows less cases for litigation than any docket issued for years a sure indication of prosperity. The friends of Mrs. A. Rupley will regret to learn that she is gradually sinking and all hope of her recovery has been abandoned. The end is near. Henry Weckbach was in Omaha yesterday. He went up to see how the Trans-missiseippi grounds suited him and whether he will accept them or not. Miss Addie Smith, daughter of C H. Smith, is quite ill and has been for noveral d-iys. Her parents and friends anticipate Iht recovery- in a few days, however. 11. H. No-.-lling, representing tho Nebraska City caster factory, was in Piati-moul'ti ycsli'fJay and Mipplicd our furniture muii with the Fault le.-s" bod carter. W. I). Mo-so7 -mith, tho pumpkin hu.-ker of the First ward, i-i uid to havo his eye on a scat in tho eity council for tho ensuing term. Ilo's all ri'ht, but h-3 needs fixing politi cal I y. Chief Fitzpalrick will have to do something to redeem him.-elf or his reputation as a mark.-man h is gone flury. lie tried to k i I i a rabid, dog this morning. It is not certain whether he fired .seven oobveii shots, but the dog is .still at large. Heroid cV: Son are putting in a now modern French plate front in their large department store. Tho front will be made to correspond with that of (ioring A: Co. on the east and m ilce a decided improvement to the larre department hou.-o. SIh-'h Nut Herself. Miss Mary Kuwitzky, the girl who shot an killed her father on la-it Wednesday, is not recovering from the shock incident thereto as raoidly as it was at first report. d that sho was. says the Nebraska City News. She is Very nervous and depressed and for hours during the day i3 out of her head. She is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills and a close watch has to be kept on her. i)r. it ss, who is at tending her, fetus that it will be some time before she is, if ever, herself ugain. He has r.dvi-td that she bo taken way from hero so as to have a perfect change of surroundirgs, but both the giil and her mother refuse to do this. Some of her friends want her sent to a convent, but she as well as her mother refuses to consider the thought for a minute. Tho girl wants to go home to her mother, and will do so if the latter will move to some other part of tho city than that in which she resided at the time of the tragedy. (iuod Kiddaiioe. It will be remembered that a few days ago two noted characters ef Plattsmouth, Jim and Crum Stewart, got on an old fashioned "high lone some," as has been their custom dur ing their residence in this vicinity. They were run in and fir ed .f 1 and costs. Jim had a good horse which C:nstabie Densou levied on to pay the liae and costs accrued. The horse was advertised to be sold in ten days, but yesterday Gee). Poisall bought Stewart's interest iu tho borso and p lid the fine and costs. Stewart got $11.50 out of the animal and proceeded to go on another toot. When he had b owe l himself for all he had, he and Frank left the town to seek other liolds. Let us hoiw they are gone for all time. 3Iany Turning To iocl. Rev. Lemon, tho bright and inter esting speaker who lias been doing a wonderful worlv at the Christian church in bringing souls to Christ, heiil another successful service last night; there being eight souls who turned their backs toward sin and set their feet on the solid roe!-; Christ Jesus. The speaker's words and actions at each servica are of such a nature that everybody both young and old listen to tho word of God with intense interest, an J there is no doubt out that there will be many mure turn f om the paths of sin. At the close of the sermon cig-ht y-oung peop.e who were lately con verted w e r e b i p 1 1 z d . Each evening at the commencement of the service Prof. Travis sings one of his beautiful solos which are very highly enjoyed. Ton i ghl's sermon,"TheChurcb,"wiIl no doubt be listened to by a large concourse of people. 1. urlinglon Itoutc California Kxcursions Cheap, quick, comfortable. Leave Plattsmouth 3:43 p. m., every Thurs day in clean, modern, not crowded tourist sleepers. No transfers; cars run right through to San Francisco and Los Angeles over the Scenic Route lhreugh Denver and Salt Lilie i 'ity. Cars are carpeted; upholstered ia rattan; have tpr.ng seats and backs ana are provided with curtains, bed ding, towels, soap, etc. Uniformed porters 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 experience. Second class tickets are honored. Berths $5. For folder giving fall information, call at nearest Burlington Route ticket office, or write to J. Francis Gen. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb, Ilonieseekers' Kicurwing. Homeseekers 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, Texas, Louisiana, Indian Terri tory, Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico, at rate of one fare pi us 2 For particulars call at M. 1'. office. C. F. STOUTEXiiououmi, Agt. From everywhere come words of praise for Chamberlaiu's Cough Re medy. "Allow me to congratulate you on the merits of your Remedy It cured mo of chronic bronchitis when the doctor could do nothing for mo. uiia.s. r. tiKJiKL, Toledo, O For sale by all druggists. "Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Nouralgia radically cures in one to three days. Its action upon the sys tem is remarkabie 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., druggists. A Narrow K-Hie. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada II. Hart, of Groton, S. I)., ViB taken with a bad cold which buttled on my lungs, cough Kot in and finally terminated in Consumption. Four Doctors gave me up saying I couUl live but a short lime, 1 gave my.-eif up to ray S.vior, d-terminod if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my ah--ont ones above. My husband was advised to to get Dr. King's New Di-covory for Consumption, Coughs anil Colds. I gave it a trial took in all eight bottle.-. It has cured me, and thank God 1 am saved and now a well arid healthy wo man." Trial Potties f i eo at F. (J. l'rieke cc Co's drug store. Regular size ode m,(l !j.(iU guaranteed or price refunded. 1 lie Sure I. it Grippe Cure. Thei e is no u-e sLtlei ing from this dreadful malady if you will only get the right remedy. You are having paie all through your body, your liver is out of order, have no appetite, no lifu or ambition, have a bad cold, in ' fact are completely used up. Klecti ic J Bitters are the only icincdy that will give yoU prompt and sure relief. They ....i ,i ; ' i;,..... . i. ........ k i I kidneys, tor.o up the! whole- system ar.d m ke you feel like a new leing. They are gu i ran tee d to cure er price refunded. For sale at F. (i, Flicked Co's. bottb drug store, only 5' I cents pe i Iiok-c JIoiik' .ir.nie l;r al. Mrs. Morning's Light, (.'ream, Graham, Rye, Boston lit own, S ilt Rising, Glutin or any other kind of bread, also tea rolls, cookios, cakes, doughnuts, cedTeo bicad, hominy, mince meat anel all other homo cook ing, is being delivered to all parts of the city. Stop the wagon or go to Halt's market if you wish any. Wo are prepared ,to furnish everything suitable for ton par'ies, surprise par ties, receptions, etc. Satisfaction as sured. Give us a trial. Mr. Ward L. Smith, of Frederick stown, Mo., was troubled with chronic diari lui'a for over thirty years. He had become fully satisfied that it was only a question cf a shot t time until he would have to givo up. Ho hael been tre :ted by seune of the best phy sicians in Europe and America !)Jt got no permanent relief. One day he picked up a newsp i por and chanced to read an advertisement of Chamber lain's Celie, Cholera and Diarrhoe t Remedy. He got a bottle of it, the fit st dose helped h irn and its eon ti nucd use cured him. For sale by all drug gists. .Many l't-oplu Cannot Drink Coffee at night. It spoils their sleep. You can drink Grain-O when you please and sleep like a top. Fcir Grain-O do.-s net stimulate; it nour ishes, cheers and feeds. Vet it ieoks and tastes like the bes: eedTee. For nervous persons, young people ii id children, Grain O is the perfeet drink Made trem pare gr.-.ins. let a pacn- ago fre m your grocer today. Try it ir place of coffee. 15 and 2"c. l'eiirl 8 tea hi Laundry. B. F. Goodman has his new laundry fully equipped with latest devices, now in running order, and a-ks a share of your patronage. II is work is his best advertisement, and if you try the new laundry there win be no longer any excuse for sending-goods away. Nothing too good for e:'r patrons is our motto. Work called fer and delivered. For fiile. A six-year-oid i'on gray mare, weight about 1,400 and very gentle. Also a two-year-old mule colt, and twenty-five head of May pigs. Mi:s. E. E. Goonwi.w On Louisville road, eight miles west of Plattsmouth. Marriage Lirrnses. Following are the marriage licenses issued by Judge Spvirlock since our last report: S Genrue II. btoelir. Ehmvood ii h-tiie Meisinger.. . -2i ( Ezra A. Dutton. Union LSI Mary E. Klopsor '.9 Willi I'apcr for Everybody. II. P. Beach is agent for the largest wall paper house in the world, that of Alfred Peats of New Yoi k. He has an immense line of samp s and will sell paper very cl.e ip and of excellent quality. He will call on you with a beautiful line of s ira pies. You should know that Foley's Honey and Tar is absolutely tha best remedy for all diseases of the Th rat, Chest or Lungs. Dealers are authorized to guarantee it to give satysfaction in all cases. Smith & Parme'.e. Two Well Known Statesmen talked for months, from a front porch and a rear end cf a car PerXaps the use of Foley's Hooey anil tc will ex plain why they could ditis, without injury to their vocal organs. It is largely used by speakers and singers. Smith & Parmele. Whooping cough is the mo&i dis tressing malady; but its duration can be cut short by the use of One Minute Ccugh Cure, which is also tho best known remedy for croup and all lung and bronchial troubles. F. G. Fricke & Co. After years of untold suffering from piles, B. W. Pursell of Knitnersville, Pa., was cured by using a single box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Skin diseases such as eczema, rash, pimples and obstinate sores ate readily cured by this famous remedy. F. G. Fricke & Cc lliirgaius In Fine Hogs. Thoroughbred Poland China male hogs, ei'ht months old, for sale. Call on or address J. G. Richey, Piatts mouth, Neb. A Great Bargain 440-acre farm, near South Bend for $'25 per acre. Address R. outh, Neb. B. Windham, Piatts- A DEAD CARNATION. Leonard Contemplate the Contents mi m I'enk Drawer. Tho desk drawer, opened, exhaled an odor of faded flowers. "Let us plunge into tho atmosphere cf fiweet memories," paid Leonard. Wife absent, Leonard, addressing Bayard, his most intimate friend, iudi cattl withered blossoms. Faded and grown mnsty in tho lapse of years, they reposed at the bottom of tho desk drawer. "This lily," said Leonard, sighing, my first love, when I took from her lips a timid kiss. She was as white as its impeccable petals, fragrant as its pure corolla, grateful as its drooping fctem, and who knows what Plight have happened had kite nut died iu the bloom cf youth?" "Ami the rose?" asked Bayard. "Ah, that was later 1" said Leonard, with a burst of laughter. "Rosette gavo me that when fcho first brut.hed my lips with her own. Tho petals wero once rosy as her warm being, and tho fiowfr' beauty was radiant and amorous as her young womanhood. If sho had not been fickle, t-he Plight now bo my wife." "And tho orchid?" queried Bayard. "Ilippolyta presented 1110 with that. Baid Leonard, thoughtfully, "when she saw mo trembling in adoration at her feet. Time was when it had the mystio charm cf her own perverse personality, autl if a Russian nobleman had not eloped with her I hhould still bo her de voted slave Bayard elite-over eel a Lunch of faded violets. "And thos-e?" lie interrogated. "Ihey wero the flowers," murmured Leonard sadly, "which Etienetto sent mo when I had treated her brutally, be lieving that she had deceived mo. She was deimuo and tender as tho blooms, and, after tho ttorm of my passions, she came liko a peaceful Fprite to pour beauty and love into my life. Had she forgiven me, it might have been" At this point Leonard interrupted himself, Heizing angrily a dead carna tion. "Why is this flower here?" he cried ' It has uo place among the precious memories. Away with it at oncol" In a moment tho unresisting carna tion was reduced to dust under his piti less toot "Why do you destroy it?" questioned Bayard. "Because it is the carnation Emilia gavo mo when she eaid she would be my wife," said Leonard, cynically, "and I married her." Philadelphia Lulletin. Ilard to Heat a Hoy. A cigar dealer in the west cud said to a reporter for tho Cincinnati Com mercial Tribune : "It takes a mighty sharp man to get ahead of a boy, for a fact. One of them came in here not long ago, and he was old enough to buy cigarettes aud wanted a package. I sold them anel got the money. In a minute a neighbor came in and wanted to know what the boy bought. I told him. "'Well, said he, 'that beata the devil! Do you know what that boy did? lie was in my store about five minutes ago and asked me to buy a pamphlet that is issued by tho Anticigarette league, whatever that is. He told me that the boys in tho public schools were trying to sell them everywhere to do away with the bad habit of cigarette smoking among the echoolboys. I thought it was a good thing, and I bought ono from him. He sold some others in the same neighborhood. Now that little rascal comes in here and spends my money for cigarettes, and I'll Let a dollar that you'll find him around here somewhere near smoking for all that's out. I'm going to look him up.' "The next day I asked him if he had caught tho kid, and ho said: " 'I did. He and some chums were having a good timo of it, and, more than that, all of them were in tho same business. They thought it was a good joke, and I supposo it was on me but if they come arouurl my store again they'll get booted out.' "But," said tho cigar dealer, "tbey are too sharp to get caught. They only work one iiian at a time, and none of tho gang ever goes Lack again. They keep a list, and I expect an examination will show that they have been to every store in that whole neighborhood. Where they get the pamphlets I do not know, but I imagine seme of the good people of the league had them printed for gra tuitous circulation, and the boys con cluded to sell them. They're pretty slick." Felt Acquainted. A Benton lady of the most reserved anel exclusive type was waiting for her change at the glove counter in one of the large stores when she was ap proached Ly a very large, gaudily dressed and loud looking woman, who held out a pudgy hand in a bright green kid glove and said: "Why, how do yon do, Mrs. Blank?" Mrs. Blank ignored the proffered hand and, drawing herself up stiffly, said frigidly: "I do not think that I know you, madam." ".No, I s'pose not," replied the wom an, in nowise embarrassed by the cold ness of her reception, "but I've knowed you by sight for a long time, and now I've got a hired girl who worked at your house once a year or two ago, and she's told me so much about you that I feel real well acquainted with you. Pleas ant day, ain't it? Well, if she ain't po lite to sail off without so much as a word! Shows her raisin, anyhow 1" Harper's Bazar. Modern Methods. Biggs I just finished reading an ac count of how they burned heretics at the stake in ancient times. Such bar barism would not be tolerated in this enlightened age. Biggs No, indeed 1 The modern heretic is let off with a roast in the re ligious journals. Chicago News. ISncklen'B Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, burns, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe ver sores, tetter, chappep hands,' chil blains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Fvice 2o cents per box. For sale by F. G. Fricke. At Sck ppecasse's. A complete lind of choice tropical fruits, candies and cigar9. Oysters served in every etyle at hia old stand, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT! Notice of Sale. In the district court of I'jsm county, N'fl i;eika. lltniy llikeiib.n v. ft al, 'I lie 'i! ii iis I! mU i I j I 'Kit I siinoo t P. N i Ij .. i t al. Notice is hrfeby given thai no!, r ;m I liy vir tue ol the (I. cue ol ihv. 1 1 uioi .il .lc t i . K.ouscy, )io I o I the ill 1 1 11 t i on 1 1, ni.i.lr u p.,11 Jamiaiy L'Htli, A. 1. Is'.is, m n ,nt mi.ciik m the illstocl colill ol tuns county, Nrl !.elo. wIicm-iii lleniy I ikrnl.aiy et al. 1 i.laml ill. and The I ilueni Itank ol Plaltomoiitli, N. l.ra k... ci ai. ilelenuatits. ami Im li tli ( u-c oniric. 1 ,,ii.J Uilectnl the receiver ol thecal) hank, un.lei hiKueil. to publish lor thn ty ila t. ami then sell the real estate hen-mailer ilex i ilteil. I hat pui suant to saul older the uiideiMiMied leceiv I will on the Ist day ol March, A. l.,l-'.i al In o'cloi k a. in. at the south door ol the couit hoie-e in Illi cit) cl I'laitsiiioutti.C'ass c unt y. Ni hoe k a. oiler lor sale the loliow injj d,--ct ilx-d land, vi: Tim? northwest tiailir (.U'iol m-i tmu eighteen the southwest iiiailci W 1 , ol -rilion seven 7 ). t he west iia. I U 1 1 J d the southia-.! (Hiaitei 1.'.4 (.( section seven T. the in. ill. ea-t iiu.iitii M'.'.j ol the sonthe.et iii.nt.i 1-1 ' i 1 seclioii seven I T , the in.ithwist ijuailir N ' i ol the southwest quaitci ..I -n- tion einht M all in towteh ii eleven II tioilh raii:e louitceii I 1 . in las (ounty. ,. inaska. lein a part id the as-ets ol said iti-ns Hank, dchnd.iiit. .illicit lo ii hens and incuinl i am e. At s.nd sale In I , w ill I received cither lor cash, oi m l less than j I .'.('. in conditioned that the pun hii- e pi ii e sh.di he ,i piled upon iiie.iuincip.il ol c Linus mm entitled I dividends, the highest ol which I, ids . , 1 1 rail class lil he i ep..i te.l to the coin t lor . 1 1 1 ci 1 n.iis Willi li ol said hid will he ai c cpt, d. 1 lilted this luth day ol l hiuaiy. Ik;. I 'll AK l.l.S ( !. H M I I I . As Receiver of I he "iticns llauit ol Tl.itts mouth, Nebraska. Ijyion Claik, Attorney. otIcc of riiUicalicin. John M. Kiser, I'laiiithi vs. John Kiser. John W. Amick and I .aura A. Amick. his wile, and Km her S. Heller, de fendants. The defendants, John Kiser, John W and I. aura A. Amick, his wife, ami I m i. k !h Heller, will take nnticethat on the .'(i l .Ii . l ebuiiiry, IMis, (ohn .M. Riser, ph. n. till, In. d hi petit ion in the dist iVt coin t of l ass count . Ni I braska. anamst J ohn R iser, John V Amu k and I aura A. Amick, his w ile, and I S t her .N. I lei ,e ineoDjcii an'v-rracr oi wnicii are to have a certain cpfltcrlim deed which was made bv lohii Riser, defendant in this suit, who had no till riht or authority whatsoever, and delivi ied t. 1 .st her S. I lei lei. del end a lit ill this suit, on tin- following described real estate, to-wit: licinnuinir at a innnt (J.'i) t went v-t h ree feet west ol the south - east coi ner of lot number eieht ), block number six! v -live c.i in me city ol v eeping Water. I ass coiintv. AcurasKa, ana running thence north sixtv live (h;) feet, thence west twenty-one. CJl ) feet. them i south sixty-live (ftil teet. and thence east twenty- one (1; feet, to the point of begining, set aside anil declared null anil vol.'., ami the cloud upon the title of plaint itt. caused thereby removed. ami lor juugmeiu tor costs in this suit, and lor such other relief as justice and equity may repuiie. l ou are required to answer this petition on or before the 1st day of March, IMiH. Hated I'eurunry (. lsUs. John M. Risi.k, liy AI. 5, Uriggs, his attorney. Sheriffs Sale. By virtue of an order of sale issued bv (Jenrce F. I louse worth, clerk of the district court, with in and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to jne di rected, 1 will on the 12th dav ot March. A. I. 1MIK. at 10 o'clock a. m. ol said dav at the south door ot the court house in the citv of rial ldii.ni I h. in said county, sell at nublic auction, to the Inch - est bidder tor cash. the loliow ing real estate to- wit : Lots ti t teen (1.I and twenty (J i. in section seven (7). township twelve (1 Lnoithof range louiteen (I I). in Cass county. Ncbiaska. together w ith the privileges and appertenances thereunto belong ing or in anvwi.se ainmrtainiug. The same be- :ig levied upon and taken as the piope'ty ol John Keiil; M. Fatter. a and wile, l.cna Ki-ul.ind, and Ian; son, defendants, to satisfy a judgment of said court recovered bv Charles C. i'annel is receiver ol the Citizens bank ol F attsiiioutl Nebraska, plaintiff against said defendants. 1 'lattsniouth, Nebraska, reb. I. A. 1). IsiiK. W. I). Will-I l l K, Sheriff, Cass County. Nebraska. Probate Notice. In the county court of Cass county, Nebraska In the matter of the guardianship of .Miles K. Smith, an incompetent person, lo whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given to the said Allies R. Smith, imconipetent, to Fli M. Smith guardian, and to all other persons interested mat ijeorge. w .1 irimes nied herein reo. 1 l.jsnx, a petition alleging among other things thai he is surety on the bond of the said Fli Al . Smith; that neither the said Fli Al. Smith nor any ol his nre- decessors. as guardian ot said incompetent, have ever made a settlement with the court of proba e: that by reason ol alleged negligence, thero is danger of liability to the ward on said bond 1 etitioner prays that hdi AI. Smith may In cited to appear in county court and render a full account .in said premises: That netit ioner be discharged Iroin liability upon said bond: 1 hat the said I'-ll M. Smith be required to furnish a new bond, or. in delault thereol that said nnth be removed from his trust as guardian and that mother be appointed in his place: th-1 the ac counts on tile be settled and approved and tor other equitable and proper rebel m the premises. ou are liereoy notified that a hearing w ill he had on said petition Alarch 2Iind, 1 h'ih, at -J o'clock . in., and that it you tail to appear upon said grant the prayer of said petition and make such ate and contest said petition, the court may other and further orders, allowances and decrees as to tins court may seem proper in the premises. W ltness my hand and the seal ol said court. at I'lattsiuouth. Nebraska, this, the 1st day ol March, A. T. ls'JS. Geokoe AI. Sre'KLoc'K, (Seal) County Judge. Chattel Mortgage SaTe. Notice is herebv inven that bv virtue of a chattel mortgage, dated on th;; i-'nd day of June, lwi, anil duly tiled in the office ol the county rk of I'ass county. Nebraska, on the lird day of mic, Is!i7, and executed by J. (jood to T. V. Davis, to secure the payment of se cut y-tive dol lars, with interest thereon from the 1st day of une. 1Mb. at the rate ol ten per cent per annum from said day, and upon which there is now this ind day ol February, 1MI due the sum ot ' -lo. Default having been made in the payment of said sum, and no suit or other proceeding at law Udtliig uccu iinniuicu to ICIUIII Sdl'J ucui, Ol l i.n.....n .... ........ ... ........v i .1... , . any part thereof, th retore, I will sell the property therein described to wit: '1 (tree-fifths I interest in twenty-rive acres of corn on the west half of the northwest quarter of section 1! in town 11, range 13, Cass county, Nebraska, which corn is divided, picked and cribbed on the south west quarter of section lb, in town 1 1. range l:i, Cass county, Nebraska, and amounts to about bushels, at the crib and in the crib at said place in Kock lilnffs precinct, in Cass county, on the lst day of March, 1'. , at the hour of lo o'clock a. in., to satisfv said debt, with the costs of advertising, caring for and selling said prop erty. T, V . IMvis. Tuesday, March 1, lbW. Legal Notice. In the District court of Cass county, Nebraska. Myrtle Rutherford. 1 Plaintiff, vs. y Walter Rutherford. Defendant. J Walter Rutherford, defendant, will take notice that on the -'5th dav of lanuarv. 1'.k. Mvrtie Kutnertord, plaintirt herein, tiled her petition in the district court of Cass county. Nebraska. against said defendant, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce Ironi said deten- I dant. unon the Grounds ot wiliiul abandonment I and for a failure to support the plaintirt for more than two years last past, and tor the custody of the Dlaintiff "s estate. Vou are herebv required to answer said D' tition on or before the 7th day of March. !'.. Dated, this the 26th dav of lanuarv. 18y. I MYRTLE KC'THERFORD, By Chas. L. Graves, attorney for plaintiff. Sheriffs Sale. By vi rtue of an order of sale issued by Geo. F. House worth, clerk of the district court, within and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di rected, I will on the 2Uth day of March, A. I). lsiat 1 o'clock p.m. of said day at the south door of the court house in the city of Plattsmouth, in said county, sell at public auction, to the high est bidder for cash, the following real estate, to Wit: Lot 41. in block 11, in Miles" add.tion to the city of Plattsmouth, Cass county. Nebraska, together with the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining . The same being levied upon and taken as the property of John Swoboda, defendant, to satisfy a judgment of said court recovered by diaries C. Parmele, as receiver of the Citizens bank of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, plaintirt against said de fendant. Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Feb. 12. A. D. lf8. V. D. Wheeler, Sheriff. Cass County, Nebraska. By J. D. McBride, Deputy. Byron Clark, Attorney for Receiver. Uotice to Creditors. State of Nebraska, County of Cass. ) In the matter of the estate of Henry Stoll, de ceased. Notice is hereby given that the claims and de mands of all persons against Henry Stoil, deceased, late of said county and state, will be received, examined and adjusted by the county court at the court house in Plattsmouth, onj the Oth day of September A. D., 1W8 at 6 o'clock in the forenoon. And that six months from and alter the l'Jth day of March A. L., ISKf, is the time limited for creditors of sai i deceased to present their claims for examination and allow ance. Given under my hand and seal this 21st day of february A. D.. W. . -a George M. Spvrlock. I'J County Judge. Rhcrifr Sale. Hv vlttue ot mi '.I h r of enlo IkiiciJ by (irnttt 1', ll nnewoi h, Ii i i I th.' di-tiict rnurt, within and I H ( ait count',, . i , k t, uml In mo ill lei ted. 1 will on (he lliilid.. ., :.Uilh, A. I, I ".is, ;,t o'clock a. in. ol n.dd day t tha soinh door i,l the louit hou-.e In the ( ity of liattc mouth, in H.ud i on n t y. Hell at public Mintlou, t the h nhe- t bidder hr caih. tho lollowlng real eM.ite, to-Miti J.oMoiki mi I two I ami SI, III Moelc rlevfln II I, in e'.nti r' addiii.ni In tho city of Werp inn W at ei, I a s i on u I y, Nchrnika. together wdlh t he pi iv ili-Kei am! uppui teuuiicc thcieuiito ba loiiuiiiu oi iii anywise uppui (aiiilnir. Tha nmi h n. k levied upon and taken as the property of A In e I . prri y, et al, detendauta, to nullify judgment ol laid couit n eovrreii by Fraud N. t ibsou, plainlilt, aallitt tialii dclendantf . I'l.illsmoulh. JWb., 1-ch. in, A. It. 1MMX. W. H. Wimti.M, Mum itt. Cain County, Nel)iaka. , liy J. I. Mtl'.iidc, I irj.ot y. I-.. II. U oolry, .ttoincy f,r Krancia N. (ilbaon. l.'itl Notice. Iu the distiRt couit of Cast county, Nahraika, John Johnson, r., by his guar dian, 1 .1 ij.ih 1;. l'hillips, vs. criia M. .Skinner and hus band, lieoiKc J. .skiiinei. I Vic m! a n Is will take not ii e that upon the Hth lav ol I leceuibei, A. I . !st7, the pUintiff talati li s petition in tin: .Iistru t court of (Jun county, Ni l.i.i- k.i, the ohj. i i and player of which waa to -i t aside a di ed fioiu plaintiff to defendant, tin. i M .Sk liiiu-i . w I. ii h pietended to convey to hoi ..t two i .'. iu bl. ii k sixty llneo iM lo tha cits ol W i i pin-' Walei, Cass county, Nebraska, .in. I to .1 aside ami annul said (feed and the id nid tin n ot, as it appeals III hook Ml . page I'd Ii ol the deed lei old .1 e'asH county, Nehraaka, and loi an at i ountin ol rents collected by aald d. I. i. l. ii.t ami to ic-vest the title of aaid lot In pl.untiil. And for fuillier ciuitabh? relief you are re ipiin d to au-wei said petition on or before the -'tli day ol Man h. A. It. siik. John Johnson, la. I'.y his iruaidian, l-.hjah I-.. I'liillipa. I'.y his attorneys, KviouClaik and U. A. Kawli. 1'ated 1'cbiuaiy, Is, A. I). h7. Shcriir'H Salt'. liy v ii tile of an outer of sale, issued liv Cmn F. 1 1 .use .oi I h, cleikol the district court, within ..id toi ass. iount. .Nebraska, and to me dt . Med. 1 will ai ihe :.'lili d.iv of March. A. I). I -. .il 1 1 ii c k a in o I -aid 'a at the south do .1 i . I I i.c i ou 1 1 house in Ii. i it v ol I'lattninouth :.nd coin.lv, si ll ,it puiiiic uin lion, to the in ins t bi.l.lci loi cash, the lollowlng leal estate lo-wit: I ot four 1 1 in block one I In Stiles' addition to I I.c i 1 1 ol 1 ' l.il tsn.oul h.C ass count y, Nebraska, touethei with Ihe luivilenes and anriertenancua 1 heieunto be lone me ol in uiiv wise aunertalninir: the same In itio; levied upon and taken as the pro- I'ei I y ol John .Swoboda. deleiidant. to natiafv a I judgment ol said com t recovried by Chirlal ('. I'iiiinele as receiver ol the C iticns bank of I l.it tsinout h, I'iiss county. Nebraska, nlaintitf. against said ilelend. nit and lohn Ketter. i'lattsiuouth, Nebraska, f'el f ebruary lit A,I)..IK08. W M. it. WIIKKLRH, Shci ill. Cans county, Nebraska. iy j. i , an r.rnie. I leputj leinit v. oion t'laik. Attorney for i'laintiff Notice, of Jnl-!telne. i ne i lattsniouth Water Company, a corpora- t ion organized under the laws of the slate ol Ne braska . The riattsiiiouth Water Company herebv give notice Unit the following in the list and amount ol ail the existing debts ol said corpora tion on the first day ol February, A. I). 1MV8, namel y: rust mortgage n per cent bonds of the Water Co., luteiest payable Benil aniniallv. Oct. 1st and Anril 1st tl'AH Olio On Accrued interest on the same 14.1fl 2ft Taxes , 1.7H5.O0 Total 9140,1.25 1 his notice is given in compliance with the provisions of chapter i'S of t lie compiled statutes ol the .stale ol Nebraska. ( has. F. Foiiv, President, llhNKV M. I'l.i.MiiK, Treasurer, T. II. i'oi.l.oi K, Secretary. Fdward H. Martin, I-.dward I''. Allen, .Majority ol Hoard of Directors. - I'robutc Notice. In county court. Cass county, Nebraska. in the inaiter ol the estate ol lohn 1'rederlck Stull, deceased. Agatha titull, John Jacob Stull, John I-rederick Stull, Christian Lawrence Stull. Anna Amelia Monroe, nee Stull, Henry Stull, Maria Agatha Stull and all other persons inter ested iu sahl matter, are hereby notified that on tiie illst d.y ol -ebruaiy A. It., 1WM, Agatha Stull. Henry Stull and C. Lawrence Stull hied a petition iu said county court, alleging nmonsr ! other things ihat ohn Frederick Stull died on the 1st day of January 1MH, leaving no last will and testiment, and possessed of real and personal estate, and that the above named con- -titute all the persons interested m the estate of -aid deceased, and praying for administration thereof. You are hereby notified that if you fail to appear at said court on the 'Jlst day of March .-i.i'.. ikiiw, at o'clock p. in . and contest said petition. the court will appoint C. Lawrence Stull or some other suitable person administrator, and proceed to a settlement of said estate. Witness my hand and the seal of said court at I'latts iuouth , Nebraska, this the "Hth day of February (Sealj Gkokok M. Spurlock. County Judge. Notice of I iMli-Itlcelness. 1 lie I'lattsiuouth Gas and Flectric Light com ""' hereby gives notice that the following Is the ist and amount of all existing debts of said cor poration on the 1st day of February A. D., 1898, namel v: I irst mortgage. '1 per cent, bonds of the 1 la t tsmoti t h das K J-.lectric Light company, interest payable semi-annu-allv, June 1 and December I $30,000 00 Acciued interest ou same 300 00 Total indebtedness 130.300 00 This notice is given in comphance with the provisions ofj chapter sixteen of the compiled aiuies oi ine stale oi AeorasKa. J. i. Ki in;y. President, S. li. Hovj-v, Treasurer, C I). J'Af.s, Secretary. Majority of Hoard of Directors. TIME TABLE I '-k VWj- . i j t J ! t f ; ' 1.' PLATTSMOUTH. NEB. Lincoln Chicago St. Joseph Kansas City St. Louis and all points East and South. Omaha Helena Portland an Francisco All points west. TRAINS LEAVE At FOLLOWS! No 1. lien ver express 11:18 pm ,vo h. tnicai(o ex pres lz:41 am No 'Ai. Local express, daily, St Joe, Iviinsati, st .Louis, all point south 9:40 m No 4. Local exp, dally, Burlington, Cnica-'O, all points east.... 10:24 am No 10. Local exp, a aily except Sun uay liioo mm No 8. Local exp. dally except bun- day. Pacific J unction 120 pm .No M. r rei.'ht, daily except feunaay 1 acinc J uoctlon 2:50 pm 5:30 pm 6:15 pm 825 pm No 2. Vehtibuled exp, dally, Bur- iinjton, uti)cao ana alt No 13 stuo from Junction to Piatts moutl. No 1-. Local exp, daily. St Joe, Kan sal City. St Louis. Cbleairo ail points east and south .10 . ly'lCHI exp, aailT,UIIl&Oa,L0 coin, Deo ver and Interme diate stations 7:32 am No Local f re i (jut, daily. Omaha. 8:50 am No 2'.'. Lociil freight, daily, ex Sun day, Cedar Creen, Louis vine, South Benu 7:37 am No 7. Fast in a 11, dally, Omaha and Lincoln 222 pm No 3. Vestibuled exp, dally, Den ver and all points in Colo rado, Utah and California. Grand Island, Black Hills, Montana and Pacific N. W. 3:43 pm No 9. Local exp, uaily except Su -uay. Louisville. Ashland, Watioo, echuyler 4:00 pm No 11. Local exp, daily except Sun day, Omaha and Lincoln.. 4-59 pm No 17. Local express, Sunday only. Sleeping, dining and reclining cbalr ear : seats free) on through trains. Tickets sold aud baegiie checked to any point In the United States or Canada. For information, time tables, maps and tickets call or write to V. L. PICKETT. Agent, Plattsmouth, Neb. J. FRANCES. Gen. Pass. Attt., Omaha, Neb. - M. P. TIM K CAKD. TRAINS GOING NORTH. No. i 4:50 a. m. No. 9 1L51 a.m No. 1-1. local freight 4.04 p.m TRAINS GOING BOOTH. No. 2 ................................. .10:43 p. tn No. lii, local freight 7.35 am. No. in 4:04 pm. opposite Bank of Cass county.