Semi-weekly news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1895-1909, March 26, 1898, Image 3
IN AID Of Meeting Called for Tomorrow TO KAISK 1001) AND FUNDS. K-rerjr Citizen Invlt-1 to He I'rritriit t the Court Ilouae at 7:.'10 The Kim k lnlrtll.1 Cnh -I. O F. Kiitertalnment . Kraiik J. Morgan who is tho head of Iho local Cuban relief work, after consulting tho business men of thin cily and those interested in tho causo of tho oppressed and suffering Cubans, han doomed it boat to call a meeting of citizens for tomorrow, Thursday night, at tho county court room to detormino as to tho boat and most expeditious means of raising funds for the laudable work of feeding and clothing tho ncody. Hvory citi zen is earnestly requested to bo pres ent and if possible come prepared to fl y what they can and will do in the way of substantial food, clothing, cish or anything that will bo of service to iiilToring humanity will be gladly re ceived. No citizen with a drop of tho milk of human kindnc s io his make up, arid who is bles-ed with paco and plenty for the temporal man should disregard this urgent appeal for aid. Remember tho hour 7:.'0 tomorrow night and let there be a large attendance. The Kurk Irtlaml Cnxe. The case of Wm. Sporer, adminis trator of tho estate of Henry Hen nings, vs. the Itock Island railroad company, which has been on trial in district court since Monday, was given to tho jury this evening. A very pa thetic scene occurred in the court this morning when tho little eight-year-old daughter of the deceased was recalled to the stand. Tho company's attor ney attempted to put something bo fore the jury in his plea that did not appear in evidence, and attorneys for plaintiff was allowed to put tho little girl back on the stand in rebuttal. While the bulldozing tactics of die attorney, and insinuations tuat the child was testifying falsely, frus trated tho little one and brought her to tears, it did not shake hor evidence in tho least. Though but eight years old she is unusually bright and clear in her mind and gave her evidence in a manner to loavo no doubt as to its truth and that she realized the whole situation, having been in thd buggy with her father when the train ran into them and miraculously escaped with but siight bruises. It is believed the jury will not be out long. I. O. O. F. Fcstlvitiea. The Odd Fellows of this city are prep iring for an evening of pleasure and profit for Friday night. Grand Chief nPatriarch A. D'AUemand, of Arapahoe will be here on that date and address the members of Mystic Encampment No. 31 from 7 o'clock un til 8. At the latter hour the doors will be open to subordinate members, when a season of social conversation and instruction will be the order of exercises. The evening's entertain ment will conclude with a banquet at Hotel Plattsmouth. Only members of the order will be permitted to partake of the enjoyments of this occasion. Will Build a Fence. Mr. Ham Lloyd, a citizen of this county who resides near Union has been negotating with the county com missioners for the construction of a new fence around the county poor farm. He puts up an excellent fence of combination hedge and wire and has offered to put in the fence and take care of it until it is of sufficient height and strength to turn in caitle and hogs, for eighty-five cents per rod. Mr. Lloyd has just completed a fence for the Otoe county commis sioners with which they are well pleased. Members of our county board express themselves as favoring such an improvement and it is likely they will close a contract with Mr. Lloyd in the n ir future. It is cer tainly a desiral'.a improvement and ought to be mad i, especially since it can be done at su jh a reasonable price, Matrimonial. Therlander E. Olsen, aged 33 and M!.-s Emma Johnson, aged, 24, both of this city were today granted a marriage permit and will at once launch their boat on the matrirronal waters. Mr. Olson has prepared a good home in which to take his lady love a neat cottage nicely furnished and they will start out in life just as if they meant business. We trust they will have smooth sailing during all their voyage and land in the harbor safely at the last. After Harness Thieves. J. H. Buckingham who resides so jth of Pacific Junction was in town this morning and secured a search warrant for some parties on the island south of this city. He is mi jus some good work harness today and he thought he had the thieves located. Officers accompanied him to the island this morning where a search was made for the missing property. The officers failed to find the harness and Mr. Buckingham returned home this af ternoou. Memorial Service. A funeral service will be held by Elder Alton next Sunday at the Chris tian church of Elmwood, in honor of Albert, son of Chas. Rivett, who died recently in far off India. His death was a severe blow to the fond parents who bnve the deepest sympathy if their many friends in thi9 county. Holloway's bread, which has taken the lead, is made of Heisel's Plansif ter flour. CITY AM) COUNTY. WKDNKSOAY Warming up a little. I). West, of Nehawka Is in town. Mrs. H. I Holloway tu.-luin'-d a scvoro fall this morning. Harvey Holloway went to Omaha thin afternoi n un the fast mail. Dr. J. A. II .miem ier of Louisville was out and in nmong us today. Wm. I). Deiinier of Klmwood i registered at tho Perkins tod iv. Mrs. Melissa Crawford of South Bend was at tho county soit today. Streight it S.itller received a Lirgo invoice of Collins and irom beds today. J. L Hartshorn a Louisville citizen transacted bmincss in PintlsinouUi today. Mr. Vick, of Vick Bros., Klin woo 1, was looking after business interests hero today. J. E. Douglas, republican c: rulidato for mayor of Weeping Water was on our streets today. Tho fe-tivo Wm. L'iu'en-1 iger of Cedar Creek was in town ovr ukrht. Ho was enjoying himself as u-ual. J. W. Sage, the liveryman, has ju-t added two handsome new bug-i'.srr the accommodation of his cu-tomoi-s. The cold snap froze the ground about three inches :.nJ pui a tem porary stop to far miiig arid fenc: n -j. I too Craig moved 'o tire farm t.udu.v and tomorrow Gio. Tourteiot wil1. move into the house vacated by Mr. Craig. L. Jono--, representing the Viotor Safe Co., is in tho city, lie is looking for a place to put in a stock of sai s to sell to iho farmer trad '. Tho Tennesscoiuis arrived today and will furnish t-omo delightful music tonight at tho Presbyterian church. Go and hear them. llerold Bros, have completed the improvements to their store room, which adds much to tne appearance and convenience of tho riom. Dr. It. K Livingston left this m ru ing on No. 2 for Equal or, South Amer ica, where he has a position as physi cian to a largo mining concern. The M. E. folks aro having their store buildings cleaned and repaired and putting them in condition to sell or rent. Tho south store room will have a new floor. Rev. S. S. Stein, of Lincoln, will occupy tho pulpit at the M. E. church next Sunday. Bio. Stein needs no introduction to Plattsmouth people and will no doubt be greeted by a large congregation. Dr. W. A. Humphrey returned home from Indiana yesterday on No. o ac companied by his sister-in-law Mrs. Mattie Humphrey, of Ironton, O. Mrs. Humphrey is in po' r health and will stop at the Riley and take treatment. In district court today B. C. Jack withdrew his plea of not guilty an J entered a plea of guilty on second count of tho information aiding and abetting tho selling of accounts. The court has withheld sentence to some future time. Owing to he sudden illness of Mrs. Holloway tho Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church will meet at Mrs. Anthony's tomorrow afte noon at 2 o'clock. All niembo-s should note the change, as it was decided at first to meet with the forme. . The county commissioners returned last night fiom Greenwood whore they wont to consult the commissioners of Lancaster county rtgarding a bridge over Sail Civ -ok, northwest of Greenwool. The Lancaster board instructed oil'- commissioners to build the bridge and draw on Lancaster county for oie h 'If the cost thereof. The structure will cost about $401' An amended petition was filed yes terday inc'isrpiet court of Lancaster county in !h civil suit against the bondsmen of ex Auditor Eugi ne Moore The court ordered several phraes stricken out of tho pleadings as first submitted and the new petition states that the money which he retained wus by virtue of his office. The petition previously stated that it was money received under color of h;s ollice. THURSDAY. Henry Waterman is down f-om Lin coln today on coaipany business. Frank E. Ilelvey is to be the new postmaster at Nebraska City. Chas. Eads, who has been ill for several days, is reported as wors-s to day. Sol Osborne has gone to Dearborne, Mo., to look after some building con tracts. John C. Maule, a prominent attor ney of L-ncoln, is attending di-trict court. V. J. Ilets.rr and wife were Lincoln passengers this morning to visit their daughter Emma. The jury in the Rock Island damage ca-e retired last night and is still out as we go to press. The rip rap force which has been building 6o0 more feet of willow mat for tho east s-ide will finish next week. Miss Lillian Shrader, after a visit here with John Murray and family, left this morning for her home nt Lebanon, Kas. Frank McComb who was convicted of shooting Frank Rauth at Mynarn, was today sentenced by Judge Ramsey to four years iu the penitentiary. The county commissioners will ho'd a special session tomorrow to receive the report of the st.tte treasury ex aminer which will be ready tonight. The ladies of St. John's church are very busy preparing for their bazaar and dramatic ente. tainment to be given at Whites opera bouse April 11. 1 In th : pa it live days tho police has yiven (ifty--ix tr:;m h lodging in tho council cl.am'ii r. This trump ques tion is getting to b : a greater bugaboo with c:.i.'i slicC'Ci! : ri'-,' .' Jiy . Mes-rs Ilung.ato, Finnic and Mosler of Wi pi:iL' Water, mil C C. I'armele hid a groat time after ducks find other feathered game tip in the ba:d hill country th ; lir.it of the week. F. N. Hurler is in tin; city from Weeping Watc r to lay. Ho reports a visit from his brother, Charley, an oM Ca-s c -nnty boy, who is now a resi dent of California. Mrs. L. D 1 mi no 1 1 returned homo tiiis in;. ruing after a three weeks visit wilh relatives in Chicago. She re ports ti e. we ither vim y disagreeable the re ar.d was rjlad to get back to Nobr,i-l-:a. The i. ice. brick wa'k being laid to day in front of tin) doe Roberts prop erty on M : i ri htroet today will b quite an improvement. The brick wore n:a :e at Louisville and are e.--peeiail v do-i-rno I for paving. Mr. j A n they F. J. Co i!cs departed today to r hu-band in 0,n :li i, whore will he;t;if:iM- reside. Mr. Co.l.s will devote ;dl his tan-: to the man ig'Mii' ait . the I fotel Mercer, the t : ! i day ho: el in tiie c t v. ( 1 1 i a on a id ( 'ol. liV i-his. r.U"d in- l a in t J J II of C ..H i , i.ine were k twentv- ia town y-'-'erd iy and I one different b s l of ii f 'rtheoalieg show o;T Plat views of the shops, the will in: u.-ed in the lit ion of that p ipcr to tn iit h io t io best ad- vantage. Iiird Cri t eh field of Ktmwood and K. Wilkenson of Ki'e rctu.ned home yesterday f ; om a hinibo-m itis excur sion up iuto tiio n ..-r.es of Michigan flint " i se-::sl n . '1 11 ! boys lid ban quets three, times v, day with "Hem lock cider'' between times, and look as though another wee. would have laid them out About 7 o'clock last evening the homo of S. C. Antho: y, o i Lower Mam street, oinie near being the scene of a conflagration, A lamp was accident!" ups'.-t and tho .eon:., nts was burning fu ions y, w hen by the quick action of M. Anthony it was p c ;ed up mil thrown out of tho window to the pavem nt b -low, thus preventing a serious fire. I it'.i Mrs. Cook and Miss Getner will bo heard in duets with Mr. Tucker at the concert at tho P es by te riaii church next Tuesday evening. One of these will be th .t popular duet from "l)e Koven"s Fencing Master," th,' other will be Carl Goetz's "Calm as the Night,'' old, but always good. Bondsmen of Henry Bolln, against whom the city of Omaha recently re covered judgement for $71,000 as the amount of 15 ilia's sc 'ond term short ago, have asked a conference with a committee of tho council with a view of settlement. A committee has been anp dniel, but it is claimed that any otTer of compromises must come from tl'e bondsmen. Mrs. Cook is a dramatic hoprano t--f good range and a delightfully pleas ing quality of to io. Her voice has improved wonderfully in the last year under Miss Terry's careful instr uction and has broadened in style as well as tone. Although her voice is dramatic, she is heard with pleasure in her lyric sorgs as well, and will undoubtedly win hor audience with "Spohr's Rose Sofijy Blooming" oho of tho most beautiful things that, was ever written jor soprano. JI'itiy for the tuioliii:. NlltvPOKT Xi-.W.-s, Va., March 23. The great battlt ships Kt ar.-ei .. go and Kentucky tonight re-1 on the ways ready for tho signal that will send them to their maiden plurge into the wnb. ri i f Hampto-i R :ids. Every detail for th-- uoui le laurelling' has been per.'o .ted : ml ali-'.ady the' city is crowded with visitors in an tie' pa t's en of the iMiiqi-io evcr.t. The gov ernors of Virgin hi and Kentucky and other persons of p- eminence ai e now hero. Tho Kcarsargo will leave the ways at 10 o'clock tomorrow morni- g, and the Kentucky will be Punched ono Lour later. From eveiywveic come word- of praise lu-' Chutnberlam's Cough Re mcey. "Allow ma to congratulate . ru on the merits of your Remedy It cered i.io of chronic bronchitis wr-'-n the doctor could do nothing for m .'"(.'has. F. 11k:,ii;l, Toledo, O For suie by all druggists. Kfttl instate Transfer. F. R. Gut'.iiaaun today sold to J. V. Egenbi-rger and Robert Troop, lots 8 and 9 in block 32 for ?1(0. These lots are the old canning" facto: y sire and will be occupied by Kgenberger & Troop as a coal and wood yard. Seward county is tally in need of a court house, and an elTo t wih be made to submit the question of voting bonds to the people. Milford signifies a will ingness to he'p with her votes if the people of Seward will donate the site. The exposition associaton has de cided that it must fall back upon the Commercial club to supply a .jail in Omaha during the exposition. It pro poses that the club start a movement for the building of such a hall by a popular subscription Dr. Marshall, t!rliiat- IJi-islist. Dr. Marshall, fine 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. Marsha. 1, aU kinds of plates. Dr. Mar.-hall, perfeot fitting plates. Dr. Marshall, all work warranted. All the latest appliances for first class dentil work. Sn-tl I'otatoes. For sale fine e vrlyrose, e irly Ohio anil other choico seed potatoes at A. II. WlXKUACIl & Co"S. TIIERI; WILL M WAR So Say Senator Thurston and Sec r c t a r y M c i k 1 j ol l n . To Mrel the S;!il.irls 1 ln-re Scviiih no Other Wily Out U 111 lit He Short hixI !i-1k1i' Or n I. out; anl Itlocxly i'olillit-t. A closo personal friend of Senator Thurston m t nim while in Omaha Tuesday and remarked in confidence that tie would like to know what lie, Thurston knew about tho th rea'.ern u Spanish war. The senator paused a moment and then said, "this is is not for publication, but we art going to have war with Spain and that very soon too. The president, conservat i ve and ever loyal is not spen J ing millions for a bhilT. It is the intention to have everything in icadii.ess, and then a dem-.nd will be made which Spain can not possibly comply with and war will follow. This country will be ready and the idea s to crush out the Span ish navy with one ro.id pha-aux of war. It will be a desperate encounter while it lasts l-tr. if it does 1,01 last long the lo.-s of hum mi lives will be small. The Maine was idown up by Spanish agents. Everyone in ollici-il circles seems to know tiiat and the re sult of the investigation soon to be published wih show it. Assistant Secretary i f War Meik'e john gave tho .-aui private opin.on as Thurston, and expressed not th" slightest doubt about war being de clared. It reeiiis McK uiley "s course while conservative, and apparently in tile interest of peace at any cost, the delay has been on account of our not being ready to defend American inter es's. However much war is to be dreaded it certain ly seems as if it is close upon us, and of the result no one can more than guess. If Spain is alone we shall quickly win on tho sea, hut if she has assistance i t may eo.-t many lives and much piojdty. '1 ho C'uon I l the Tr' The city campaign is warming up to a degree hitherto not anticipated. The democrats are getting exeit ju and warm under the collar; in fact thy are getting desperate to win in the coming struggle. Their latest, mano'd vi e is to prevail upon some of the populist candidates to pull oil' the ticket in hopes to strengthen their weak points. Dr. Cummins, populist candidate for mayor, J. D. Tutt for treasurer and II. D. Bu r for pilico judge have notified tho populist cen tral committer that they will not make tho race rind these places o i the ticket will therefore bj left blank. Tho republicans have got tho demo cratic coon up the tree and got him badly sheered. It is easy to foretell the result. I.iikIoii l-'intls a Bottle While out huuting ducks in a skill' Sunday G. Victor Lindon and Douglas Shinn fou id a botilo in the drift on a sand bar in tho mouth of tiie Platte. As the bui-tle wastighily corked and appeared to contain a sheet of paper, Lindon broke it over his gun barrel and fou..d a letter enclosed from E. II. Zimmerman, Columbus, Nebraska, dated May 2, 1897, nearly a year ago. The writer was curious to know what would be the destiny of the bottle which ho cast out upon the waves of the murky Platti that bright May day, and requjsted the finder of his missive to write him a let' er. In c im pii ince with tha request Lind jii wrote him at oncj that his letter which h id been gone ioug enough to have reached the gulf h id land-jJ loss thon a hundred miie.s from its starting point. Au i;.v liana! ion. LchuhotT Bros, feel that they owe the patrons of the Tennesseeau con cert last night an exp anat.on for the manner in which the reserved seat business was taugled up at the church. A few days ago the slate which con tained a plat of the audienco room of the church became broken, and Messrs Lehnhotr were compelled to uso an other slate which had not been prop erly drawn, thus the ertors. Tho difficulty will b remedied so that there -will be r.o repetition in the future of last nighi's entagb-uienls. A VOC A ITKJK Mrs. McAllister from Dunbir was visiting her d -ughter here, Mrs. Wil kinson the first of the week. Mrs Anna Jonnsoa west of town will erect a fine cottage this spring. Ily. B.-cckman does the work. The W. C. T. U. held Willard memorial exercises at the Congrega tional church last Sunday. Two caucuses were held last week and two tickets n -ruinated for village trustees: the law ar.d order party and the citizens party representing the anti-saloon and sa'oon elements. Mrs. John Kaufwan from Lincoln was visiting at B. C. Marquard's the first of the week. John Rowland attended the State Lumber Dealer's convention at Oma ha Thursday last week. From the llaly iu Hili C'lmir To grandman in the rocker Grain -O is good for the vhole family. It is the long-desired substitute for coffee. Never upsets the nerves or injures the digestion. Made from pure grains it is a food in itself. Has the tast and appearance of the best coffee at one fourth the price. It is a genuine and scientific article and is come to stay. It makes for health and strength. Ask vour grocer for Grain-O. Fresh ginger bread at Holloway's Wednsdays and Fridays. f n urn nre DtM-lnlon , Omaha, Neb , March 22. Tho enso of Georgo B. Schcrar, son of Ruse Seherar, deceased, against tho Pru dential Ir.&uranco company, has been disposed of by Judge Dickinson, who by his decision parsed upon a ques tion that has always been of consid erable interest to tho mutual and fia it;: nil iiisuratieo companies. In October, IS'.) I, Rose Seherar took out a $1,000 life policy i-i tho Pruden tial Insurance company, tho saui' being payable, in case of her death, to h". r son, Georgo B. Seheinr. Iur- . . .. , t . I mg April, 1MM,, Mrs. Seherar t ok her own life. She was living i n t ho " building at 2--) Le-avon worth street, , , . , . , and one day she was found dead, liav- ing hanged heme If. Soon after this the s in sued me company lor Hie lice oi . , j ... . . i . . .11 .-..VJ, AV 111 Llll. llll. till bl IIIU II II (11 failed to pay tho loss, contending that by reason of certain conditions in the policy which Mrs. Seherar had ac- ceptc 1 it was not liable. Those ioii- ditions wero to the effect that if tho insured died by her own hand within three years from the date of tho policy the company would not be liable on the risk. The case was put on in dudce Dickinson's court, and after a tr ial lasting three days, tho attorneys for the defendant moved that the casts be taken from the jury and tried to the court. T ne motion was sustained t tid in handing uowu liis opinion tho judg- held that the conditions of tho policy vvoio binding as against, the heirs aad legal representatives of tho policy holder. He held further that tlioy could recover only tho amount thai be had paid in as premiums, which in thii case amounted to ijiio.llfi Judgement for this sum was rendered against the company. 1 lie Kilic Spirit. 1'LATTsMoi Til, i'cb., March i!4. My De i-- .Morgan : I have read in last evening's citypapeis the cull for a mass meeting tonight at the court liouse, of tho citizens of Plattsmouth, in the interest of Cub m suffering and want. Owing to ollicial work and duty, I rogret my inability to be pre.-ent in person. However, T am with you iu spirit and sentiment. IS'o one can read the reports of Senator Proctor and of others, and especially the pathetic anpeal to the mothers of the northlaud, of the heroine and marty r, the late Mrs. Senator Thurs ton, without jirousiug the deepest pity yet highest admiration for sulfer ingr, starving, dying Cubans in their unparalleled and heroic struggle for liberty. The histo.ic Spanish treach ery, oppression and cupidity of Pizarro, Cortes and others of that race, of somo four hundred years ago, in the destruction of the Peruvians and of the Aztec race of Mexico, seems now reproduced in Spanish effort to sub jugate and oppress as brave and iieroic people as ever drew sworJ o machete for liberty. It is the spirit and heroism of our forefathers implanted and wo; king in Cuban hearts, and amidst buried, ruined, desolate homes, surtounded by the starving and dying, this spirit of liberty still cries for freedom. The call from Cuba for help, is the cail of humanity. Sons and daughters of Nebra.-ka, and especially of Piatts mouth and Cass county, will not hear the plaintiif ciy for bread in vain. Their souls, patriotism and love of humanity aro all too noble. Enclosed herewith .find my check for to bo used for starving, op pressed, yet heroic Cuba. Pasil S. Ramsey. I desire to attest to the merits of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one of the most valuable and efficient prepai ations on the market. It broke an exceedingly dangerous cugh for me in 24 hours, and iu gratitude there for, I desire to inform you that I will never be without it-and you shculd feel proud of the high esteem iu, which your Remedies are heldidy people in general. It is the one remedy among ten th; u-and. Success to it. O. R. Downey, Fditor Democrat, Aloion, Ind. For sale by all druggists. It is, or should hg, the highest aim of every merchant to please his customer.-; and that the wide-awake drug firm of Meyers & Esbleman, Sterling. III., is doing so, is proven by the fol lowing, from Mr. Esbleman: "It my sixteen years, experience in the drug business I have never seen or sold or tr ied a medicine that gave as good sat isfaction as Chambei Iain's Colic, Cholera -and Diarrhoea Remedy." .-ro.d by all druggist AVall I'aper for Kverybody. H. P. Beach is agent for the largest wall paper house in the world, that of Alfred Peats of New York. ' no has an immense line of samples and will sell paper very cheap and of excellent quality. He will call on you with a beautiful line of s impies. Bucklen's 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 Day required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or moDey refunded. Fyiee 2 cents per box. For sale b F. G. Fricke. You should know that Foley's Honey and Tar is absolutely the best remedy for all diseases of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dealers are authorized to guarantee it to give satisfaction in all c ises. Smith &. Parmeie. TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug-gists refund the money if it fails to cure. 2oc. The genuine has L. 13. Q. on each tablet. Old ISicycles Made new at LehnhofT's practical bi- I ycle men. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Notice of Sale. Ill tlic distort f unit of t':r. cuiiiily, Nila .ivf u. I b ill )' I lkl-lll).l V, I.U 111, ! vs. I 'I 'Ik; fitli-iiH H.inU el ' I'l.itlniiKiulh.Nirti., -t ;il. j Nut t( c is lift r Ij v (; ne n t f :it mi lit in. I I v i' t no nl the dci iri: n tin; 1 1 hi-n .1 1 -It l-.i-H .. Kmiiscy, J"dj;i: ol the ih tiiitnniit.iii.ili-iili.nl J . it u a i y L'si h, A. 1. I'.', m ii sua j . 1 1 ! . i . ; in tlii; ilistiut limit of C .ill eiuiit. .el-i .-k.i, w heii-m I li-m y I- iki nl.ai v i t nl. is i!.i ail .11 . nii-l 1 lie t itirns linuk ol I'Liltsiin-iilli, .'m-Ih.i k.i. el a I. (if If in l.i ut s. and lm h . lc 1 1 .- intiif.l 1 1 1 dircitrd the fririvi-i n thc'ai-l l;ink, umti i MKned. tn ti IjI i s 1 1 In thiily d.o .ni l tin n si Ii the leal eslati; he r f in a I If I dc - i ilu--I . I hat iu I -Hitant ti said (it'ler the ini'h-1 --a:ti-'l il-ci-i will on the "Jlsi da v ol Man h, A 1 .. I -!'-. .it liln'omii ; rt. HI, 111 II1U Mllllll UUUI III mr lllUII lltill l- III llir I tity i-iaitsith.i'iiH., ,:. ,.,,ty. N.-ina .a. ..n.-i ' ,,,r ,l,u i"""in 'il-ed lard, m. Ii.e inirthfst iiiarter NU ', nl si-i li ni fil.lfi-u j 1 1 I. the suurhwi-st qnam-i : , I hI 'mo hi j seven 1 7 1. the west ha,lU',l ('I On; mhiI hci-a qllaltcr (si.i.i ,,f s.-.ti..n seven I'. I. the Hi ! I'', T'''".1'' 'N1 ''K-'l !!'c f""'.V" ''' .' i I -.' , j m-i tioii seven l j. the ii-iiiIom sI fii.ii I -1 n w '4 I nl the Miuthvvest (ju.irtf i .s'4 i.imi- ' '"" e ik Id I " all in toWi-.hii eiL -veil I 1 1 I Inn I h ranne Kmitceil I It I. in l a touiilv. INc luaska, lieni(4 a part ol the a-set ol sai l I'ltielis I'.ank, delemlaiit. .Si.l-ji-i t l-i an liens and itn ai in I a am e. At said "-a - e lm K will lie received e ithei lor lash, or not le--.t!ian il-V-l" Conditioned t hat the (in i ha -e ih c th.ili he a I in-il ii poll t he pi iiu i pal ol ( l.ii ins now en I u le 1 t i dividends, the lushest ol vvhuli Inds on i .u h c lass will he lepoi led to the com t loi liie t.u,s. w hit h ot said hid Mill I.e ai ( epl. il. I rated this liilli day ol I- la uai y. I ' 'II AKl.l.s t ' I'.o: i I I I . As Kc( eivi-r ol I he I iliens I. auk ol 11. mi llionth, Nilnii- ka. Myron Llaik. Attorney. til ice if I'ublieatioii. John M. Kl-er, I'laiiitiii vs. J ohn K ise i , John U . A in ic k a nd 1 iima A . ,- Aniick, his lie, -aid I l-.sthcr Si. llelier. !c- lendanls. i I lie delemlaiits, John Ki.-.ei, John W . Aiiock and 1-aiii.i A. .1 in ic k, ii is wile, .m-i I. iiui .s. Heller, will lam: iioin i- lh.it on Hie -il l ilav ol l ebiiiaiy. 1M, John -1. Kisei. pl..niial. i.h .1 hi pel it ion in the d is 1 1 il I coin I ot c a- c u nl s . -c la aka. ajj-uiisl J ohn K isi r, J oh ii A line k ..... I 1 .am a -. Am u k, his wile, and I .-ahn s,. I n . i i , the object and plavcl ol wlcih ate loli.ix-.i celtaill quit claim deed which wa.-. made li John Kiser, deli-ndan un llns sun, who had n.i i.ui, riht oraulhoiily w halsoev ei , and iic.ioiel lo I SI In I .S I leili I , 1 I ( -1 1 -1 . 1 1 1 1 111 this Mill, nil ill.: f ollov I n (lest I il.ed leal esiate, to w il : II ti; in i. .1. at a poini i. l; I .venl ) - t lm i leet west ol the soiilh - ea t i..ii.i-i ol lot liiiiniier eiuh t (Sj , block n u in oci si i ::.e (ii-o in the CU y ol Weep.n aici, -is coin.ty, Nehraska, and running thence uoiiii sil hvc (fi.O leet, ihence west twenlv one- (Si) li i-i.li.i iilc south sixty-live l'i-) Icel, and tiiciicc asl tw oil - one tcoleet, to the point ol Ijiiiiiiik. set a ide and declared null and void, ami the cmud iipo.i the title ol plainutl, caused thcu li) leinove iiu l lor judu men I lor c osls; in this sun, and loi mh h iitliel leliel as justice and equil V m.i) icpuae. on are re(iined lo answer llns pcliiiou on ol before the .st day ol Marcli, if.m. Dated 1-eliruaiy 7, Is'.is, John M. Kisi-k, Uy M. ."5, liriHK. his attoine. .hci iH"s Mile. liy virtue of an order of sa.e Issued by (icoine I'", I iousewoi ill, ciei K ol the disli icl com t, w ilh.u and lor Cass county, ebi asKa, an. I to me d: reeled, 1 will on the Uth day ol M.mli. .1. I. lsys, ai 10 o'clock a. in. ol sai.l day at tne soiaii door ol the coui t house in the c it ol I'lall m. nil l, iu said county, sell at puolic auction, to ihe h-u'i est bidder lor cash, the loi own i real estate to-vv il: lots tilleen 1 1-I and twenty t o. luseciioii seven (7), township twelve ( 1 . j.iuji th ol i .nine ion i leen (lp. 111 Cass county . .Neb. ask. i, toKcl hci with the privileges and appurtenances llieieunlo bc.ou iiik or in anywise appm laiiiin. Ihe same he HiK levied upon and taken a thepiope.ly ot John KeulanU and wile, Lena Keuiauu, and James aI. Patterson, defendants, to satislv a jii. lenient ol said court recovered liy Chanes C. I'.u incie, as receiver ot the Citizens bank ol I'latlMnoulh, N. braska, plan, till against said delete lan is. Plattsmouth, .Nebiaska, 1-eb. 1, A. 1. Is.is. W. D. Will I II K, Sherill, Cass Coutity. Aebiaska. Probate Notice. in the county court of Cass county, Nebraska. Iu the matter ol the nuaidiauship ol Miles K. Smith, an incompetent pel sou. to whom n may concern: Notice is hereby given to the said Miles K. Smith, iincoinpeteiil, to l.li .'!. Snntli, guardian, and to all oilier persons inicu stcd, that (jeorjje. W.ljrinics filed heiein l eb. li.ls.is, a petition alleging among other tilings thai he is suretyou the bond ol tile said i-.li Ai . sim.th; thai neither the said L-li M. sinitii nor any ol hi:, pie decessors, as guardian ol said incompetent, nave ever made a settlement w ith the com t ol jtooa e; that by reason ot alleged negligence, theic is danger ol liability to the waioou said bond. Petitioner prays that i-Ji M. Siniili may be cited to appear in county court and rendei a 1 nil account .in said premises. I hat petitioner be discharged from liability upon said bond; 1 hat the said l.li M. Smith be leipiired to furnish a new bond, or, in delault thereof that said ;siiuih be removed Irom his trust as guardian and lhai another be appointed iu Ins piace; tli.t the ac counts on tile be settled and approved and lor other equitable and proper rebel in the premise.-.. V ou are hereby nolilied that a iiearii.g wni be had on said petition March 2-nd, ls:m, ai - o'clock, p. in., and that il you tail lo appear upon said date and contest said petition, the coiiit ma grant the prayer ol said petition and n.aKc such other und lurther orders, allowances and decrees as to this court may seem proper m tiie pieinises. Witness my hand and the seal ot said courl, at Plattsmouth, .Nebia.-ka, tins, the l t day oi Marcli, A. D. Ill's. GliOKOli M. Sl'UKUK.K, (Seal) Uouiiiy Jude. Clialtfl .'ii ort Bilge Sale. Notice is here:.y given that by virtue of a chattel mortgage, dated on tiie -nu day ol June, lsyr, and duly hied in the ollice ol the county CierK ol Cass county. Nebraska, on the old day ol June, ls'J7, and executed by J. 5. Oood to i . X . IJavis, to secure the paynieiii ot sevciiiy-luc dol lars, with interest tnereon liom the ljt day ol June, ls'jT, at the rate ol len per cent per annum Irom said day, and upjn which there la now inis liJnd day ol Pebruary, Isli due the sum of .-f i.lu. IJetault having been made m Ihe o ,;..ci.l o! said sum, and no suit or other pro-ceding ai mw having been instituted to recover said ut.il, or any part thereof, th reloie, 1 v.jii sen the property therein described to w .t: 'i I. ice iotiis interest in twenty-live acres ol coin on the wei hail ot the northwest quarter ot section I'J in town 11, range 13, C ass county, Nebraska, which corn is divided, picked and cribbed on li.e south west quarter ol section Is, in town il, range l.i, Cass county, Nebraska, and amounts lo aooul ilii bushels, at the crib and i:i the cr:b ai s.iid place in Koch Oinlls precinct, in Cass county , o.. the Slat day ol Marcli. is. s, at li.e lioui ol lo o'clock a. in., to Satisfy said debt, witn tne cools of advertising, caring tor and se.l;ng said j.-iop-erty. I, . iJA i-. luesday, March ltM Legal Notice. In the district court ol Cass coiiniy, Nebraska. In the matter ol the estate ol John il. no.ines, deceased . Tins cause came on for hearing upon the Peti tion ot P rank M . oung, as auui.tiistralur ol li.e estate ol Jo.m li. 1 lomies, dev.ea.-e '. a...J ti.e le- turn ot said administrator to the loriuer i.cne issued lietein, and application ol said adminis trator for an aiias license to scd tiie southwest quarter ol the SoUiiiwest quarter ol section 1.1, in town-, range Z. in ruruas couuiy, Nvbia.-na, to pay the debts ot said estate in tiie sum oi SJ...11O and the costs oi administrating said estate, ttieie not being sutticient personal property to pay said deois and costs ol aaniiinstiation it i, therefore, ordered that an ber.-ons inter ested in said estate appear betore me at the ollice ol the CierK ot the district court in the couil hou e in Plattsmouth ou the JOti day ol Apr.., lsys, at i o'c.ock p. in., to show cause why an alias license stiou.d not be granted to said ad ministrator to sell so much ol the above des cribed real estate of said deceased as shaii be necessary to pay said debts and expenses. It is further ordered that notice ot said appli cation and ol the making of tins order be iveu all parties interested 111 said estate by pub.i hi.ig a copy of this order for four succes.ve wc-cks be lore the day of hearing in the Semi-1 eekiy News-Herald. Dated this bth day of March, ls'.is. Basils. Kamslv, Judge of the District Court, iecond Judioa. Dis trict. Sheriff's !SaIe. By virtue of an order of sale issued by Geo. I". Houseworth, cleric of the d. strict court, within and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di rected, I will on the oth day of March, .v. It, lys,at 1 o'clock p.m. of said day at the south door of the court liouse in the City of Piattsmouth, in said county, sell at public auction, to tiie high est bidder lor cash, the iollowing real estate, 10 wit: Lot (4 J. in block 1 J, in St.les: addition to the city of Piattsmouth, Cass county. Nebraska, together with the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or iu anyw ise appertaining . Ihe same being levied upon and tanoii as the property of John Swoboda. defendant, to satisfy a judgment of said Court recovered by diaries C. Parmeie, as receiver of the Citizens bank ol Plattsmouth, Nebraska, plaintill against said de fendant. Piattsmouth, Nebraska, Feb. 12. A. D. lM-s. W. D. HktLkK, . Sheriff, Cass County, Nebraska. By J. D. McBnde, Deputv. Byron Clark, Attorney fof Receiver. Notice to Creditors. State of Nebraska, ? County of Cass. )ss- In the matter of the estate of Henry Stoll, de ceased. Notice is hereby given that the claims and de mands of ail persons against Henry Moil, deceased, late of said count v and state, vviiibe court at the court house in Plattsmouth. on, the received, examined and a ijusted by the county- ' . j - --cpicniuci n. 1 ., irva at o Ciocic in the forenoon. And tliat six months from and ii l.l the I'M), day i.( March A. ft., IWM, In the time limited l.ii i-.:(oi of mi l liel rMrrl lo 10 : i-nl i. ' 1 1 laniot lot I'xiiriiiiintion mid n ! low ion c, (.u.i ., . 1 1 ru v liwinl inul ncul ihls (t t day ol I 1 In 11,11 y ... I , l-'.M I N-.il I l,lii::i,l . 1 '-ITIII IK K, t "'.Mil y pi'ltfe. bhcrilf's Sale. Ily v ii tut ol mi nider nl nule iHHiicil by (rriif 1 , 1 1 hi u' w 01 1 h. 1 h-1 k ol the d 1 x 1 1 It t rnui t , with. 11 an M .i I.,.'.-, loiinly, .Nrlniiska, Mil l to med.- 1 1 ...0 . 1. .. 1 ... 1. .1 .. . .1 t f A flioi 1. .I-.- loiiiny, .iruUMlH, Mll'l I'l IIICOl- cle !. I wiil 011 the I ill h da T ol Manli. A. iii-i... wni on ii.u 1...11 11.17 in pi mi 11, n U , I at II 01 I... k a. m. i, naiil day at ll.i I) . I at II 01 I... k 11. 111. ol ft a 1 il ilav at II. r. . - ii . 1 . . i. . 1 01 1 11.- o.un ikmi-.i; 111 1111: in y in llltllf moii 1 1 . in s od t mint y, ncll ut public auction, t theh.t-hesl bi l.hf lor lai.h, Ihe lollowing 10A l.li. . I I 1 I... .... I,..,.. .. o. I I... , .1 u ..I I'UII . L ... ..... v,. ... - 'iiitf rail estate, to-wit. l.oii 0110 an I two I ari l Vl, In block rltni I 1 1 . in t .11 If 1 10 Mi! ion to ihe city ol Wrrp 111 n .1I.1, I 11 ss ( o 11 lit y, Ncblsk, toyrllirr witll li.e 'i 0 1.1 Kf and "ppui If nam thciruiito b loiiinoi in anywise M.iurtaitiiii'. 'J h au b 11. ; lev 11 d 11 1. 01 and taken an th prtiprrty ol A 11. i- 1 S . 11 y, el al, ih trmiaiilt, to (atiaff )u -1 vc 1 ut ol s.ii.l i 0111 1 n iovrrrd by I'raiicu N. (nl. on. .l. 11 ut ill. against said (ielrBKlantB. Pl.1tl-.111.11nh. Neb.. I ib. IO. A. l. I"l. VV . J . Win k I I ft, -liri.il. Casn Couuiy, ftehiaska. Uy J. I. Mcllu.1.-. Iirpuly. 1.. II. Uu .ley, Altoiuey for I'laiK In N. (ilbaou. l.rul Nollcc. In the .list 1 11 1 emu t of Inn conn I y, Nabraiki John J. hh-oii, Jr., by liln iuar d.an, 1 .nj.ih I.. I'lnilij.-,, v s. ii 11:1 M. ."s k 1 1 1 1 n r und hus b.illd, 1 1 eo I l;i J . k 1 11 lie i. I le le nd. nils will lake 11. .In o Unit upon the Uta lay ..I I n ( i inl.ei, A. 1 1. I -11,, the plauititf klvd 1. 1- pel iiion 111 ihe dost rn t 1 inn 1 ol Cut cninlf, lo.. k. 1, the noji'i I and player l which t -i t .1 1 a dii. I 1 1 . . 10 pianitill to (lUadat, i 01. i M . 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 , which pifieuiied tu lumtr I" in 1 i..i iho 1.1 111 blm k sixty ihiec 1M1 lata .ii. ot Uii).ii. U.iii-i, (.'ass couuiy, Aabraaka, .11..I 1 1 1 I aside and annul said arrd and tk ic -hi d Unicoi. ..-1 11 appeals 111 book ill, paf ' 1 1 1 . . I 1 he . ...'I ui.nl 1 i a-Hcoiiiity,Nabraaka. .....I 1.1 a.. .1 1 .11. .11 nu ol iciiis collected by taia ... i. .. 1...1I .01 1 lo leve. t the title ol laid lot la '...mil ill . .w. i loi luiihi i f(uiiablc lelicf you aie r i) .. . o . 1 io an v.i 1 .i..i t.eiiiion on or baloie tha . . i. day ol .1 1 1 1 1. h , .V . I . .stilS. Jiiiin Johnson, Ii. Ily hi. , u.ii.Ii.i... 1.1, jail 1.. I'll 1 1 1 i ,i . liy t.l- all. .1111 y s, liyiou i.'laik and C A. Kawla. 11.1U.I 1 fill 11. ii). Is, A. it. sl7. Mir rill'! Mile. I : y v 11 1 ue ol .11 01.h r ol sale, issued by io. I 1 1 .11 .e i-. . .1 1 Ii, ii.ok.it the 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 c t com t, within .11.1 0.1 t .i s couuiy, iNchiaska, and to ine dl 1010I, I win on the -.'.ill day ol Match, A. f. 1 '.., ai I i o ( i.h k a. 111 nl said da at the lorith . o 1 the 1 ou 1 1 house 111 1 he c it y ol I'UlOimouth 1.. said (otiniy, sell at public auction, to the lioO'csl bidder loi cash, ihe lollowing icai estate lo .III. 1 oi Iiui 1 I 1 1 in block one I 1 1 in Stilrs' addltlea to the c 1 1 y ol 1 '!.u is mouth, Cass count y.Nebiaaka, bv.(thei with the ptiviicKcs and appertenaeeee ihfieunio l.i'ioi.i'.iiiK or in any w ise appertaiaiaa; On- same I., iii).: u y n d upon and taken aa the eo pfi ty nl John .swoboda. de lendant, to natiafy ji.dKine id ol said com t lecovcifd by Charles C I'aiineie as leceivei ol the Citi.en baak of I'laiisinoiiili, ass county, Ncbiaska, plaintlaf, ,1.1111-1 said di-lend. ml ami John Ketter. I'i. ill ,11,011111, -Nebraska, I ebiuaiy IWA,I).,IHVI. m. I). WiiPiaea, Miei ill, Cass county, Nebiaaka. liy J. I, Mi I'lide. Deputy. I'.yion I 1. 11k, Altoiuey lor I'laintiH. N ilvf of Inilf hti'iliirae. 'I In- Plal I -nioiit h Water Company, a corpora tion oiauied uudei the laws ol the state of arfe- bra-ka. I he I'lall . mouth Waler Company hereby (i'. r uoine that the lollowing is the lift anel ainoiint ol all the existing debts ol said corpora tion on the Inst day ol I'ebruary, A. I). ln9B, iiaine, y : l ust moite-aHc Ii per cent bonds of the Wati 1 l o , nil. lest paynble benii- auniially , ( H t. 1st and April 1st fla.l.OllO.no Act tiled iiiti rest in the same 14, IM. 1! la.xes l.TUtoD Total $M0,6r.l 'Ot I his notice is (iven iii compliniicc ith tke provisions ol haiiter 10. ol the compiled ilatutoe ol the slale ol Ncbiaska. I Has. P.. KiiOY, l'resident, IIi-nky M. Pi. umI'.k. Treasurer, T. II. l'ol.l.oi K, .Secretary. Ivlwaid li. Martin, Kdw.inl I''. Allen, Majority ol P.oaid of Directors, Probate, Notice. I ii county court, Cass county, Nebraska. In 1 lie mattfi nl the estate of Nels (J. Aaard, lei eased . Johannell. Dean, formerly Aaard, Neis Clifford Aaiard, minor, and all other per sons inn-rested in said matter are hereby notified that oil the I'lh day ol March, 1HUH, J C i'etersen liii-.l a pctili.ni in said county court, praying that lo - lihal administration accounts filed iiercin be settled and allowed, and that he be discharged Irom his ti 11st as administrator, and that if you ta.l to appear beloie said court on the lath day of Apiil, A.D. Isl', at o'clock a. in., and. contest said petition, the court may (rant the prayer of said jieim "ii, and make such otiier and further 01 ders, allow am es and.decrees, as to this court may seem proper, to the end, that all. matters pel taiiiniK to said estate maybe tinally settled ami deter mined. Witness my hand and the seal nl sai l court at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, llns the Isl day ol March A. D., 18K8. . CikOKOK M. SCUKLOCPC, '"' County Judge. Legal Notice. In the distrit court of (,'ass county, Nebraska, in the matter of the estate of Nelson Mc Keynoids, deceased. 1 his cause came on for hearing upon the pe tition oi A ndrew Pitlman, administiator of the estate oi Nelson McKeynolds, deceased, praying for a iicen-e lo sell the s nitheast quarter (b. P.. 'il ol section tiinteen (VA), township twenty-six U'. noitli, raiiKe forty-nine; the northeast qunr tei ( N . I- i ) 01 section nineteen (If) township nvei.ty--: i.li',) 1101th, : ratine , forty-eight. iu I'.ox l.utte oumy, Nebraska, and the west hail 1 u ii ol the east hall (K 'x).,ol the .southeast qiiaiter (.-s. 1.. '.;) of section eiht (H) iu township ten (lo. north, ranc thirteen 113 Cass coanty, N. braska. 1 he iand above cfescribed in Cass county, Nebraska, being subject to a life intercut oi y ii.i.nii Mc Key noids, or asutflci- nt amount of tne .-..ine lo briny the sum of..i7i5 for the.pay nieiit ol debts allowed againsi said estate, and tne cos s ol administration, there not bein siiilicient personal property to pay said debts and expenses. it is limber ordered that all persons interested in said estate appear belore rue at the ollice of tiie c.eri oi the district tourt ol Cass county, Ne 1,1.1 ka, 011 the itti day of May, A D. Ih'jn, at 2 o '1 iock p. 111 oi said day, and to show cause why a I.e. ii-e stiou.d not be granted to said admims ir.i .r to se.i so much ol the above described. real esaieol said deceased, as shall be necessary to p..y sai.l deots and expenses. .verviCeof thi- order : l.a.l be by publication in ihe M..MI-V'i.i ki v .vi;y s-IIkkalo lor at least lull sm ces-rve weeks rior to date of hearing. 1 oiie i tins a;h day ol March A. li. IHbH. i.asii. S Ramsey, JikIk'5 of the District Court.. Iiron Clark ami C. A. Kaw Is, Attorneys for Ks ta e. Bewarelthe March Winds! Kse:tj:e the riora of the winds this month by f,'oin south over tbe Lou sville S: N'ushville Rail load. 'J'his line has a perfect through-car tervice from ci tied of the north to all winter re sorts in Georgia, Florida, and alony the Gulf Coast in Texan, Mexico and California. The Florida Chautauqua now inV ; fcession at DeFuniak Spring's; six weeks with the best lec tures and entertainers, in a climate which is simply per fect. Very low rates for round trip tickets, on sale daily. Homeseokers' Excursions on the first and third Tuesday. Tickets at about half rates. For full particulars write to C. P. Atuio-e, G. P. A., Louisville, Ky., Geo. U. Horner, D. P. A., St. Louis, Mo. Oitrclening- Time. Bennett & Tutt have just received a lare invoice of package and bulk garden, flower, grass and clover seeds, sweet peas and nasturtiums. Seeding time is near at hand and you should make your purchases while the stock is complete. Seeds are all fresh and prolific no carried-over stock. Re member Bennett & Tutt. Tho best o-cent cigar that can bo made is Vurl B-os. "Gut Ileil."