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of S.iiiish Oppression.
rLATTSMOU'lIl'S IJBHKALI I V.
Mie ont rllnit-a to t h Hu tTvrvrn Without
Nttut A llwinlMitiiK-ly I-'oril'i Cur
A KuiiHWHjr I'riiin All Olll--r
NoiiiIiimh-I -Ol h-r Kvt'iitH.
The Nchrut-ka Cuban roli:f donii
tioriH uro now woll on tho i oikI to their
dcHlimit ii ii over tho Mim-ouri I'acific,
poinjr via HI. Louis, thon-o to tho
(Julf of Mexico and on to tho dot-titutc
on tho littlo i-daml atruutf linjjr for In-d-jiun(li'iic3
from Iho yolo of fori:iyn
tyranny. Tho World-Humid wi s tho
prlmo mover in th e trieat work to
hhu:ijjo human HtitToritii; nmotiir our
Hti'UfjrlinK' broihren in tho south anil
tho peoolo of Nebraska, rouardlosa of
political fooling or party aHiliation
havo lent thoir bout endeavors to tho
noblo vork. l'latthinouth has not al
lowed herself to take Hecond plae
with any city in tho btato and hor poo-
plo havo responded so notly and so
generously to tho calls for aid that a
car load of tho tubHtantials and the
necessaries of lifo id attached to tho
relief train when it passes throuph
this city thia afternoon, compliments
of tho uenoi ous-hearted, libet ty-lov
in, charitable people of this city,
over ready and willing to contributo
thoir mito to furthor human haj)i
noss and dispel human wo
The car is of tiO.ooo pounds cap
acity, Dolawaro & Lack a wan a com
pany No. .'2,1270. While tho inte ioi
is loaded with Hour, bacon, corn meal.
beans, oat meal and Loundless other
tokens of love and sympathy, tho ex
terior is liter. illy covered with Hags,
bunting and banners. Could this car
be transported to the lit'-lo island it
would surely inspire tho plucky in
surgents there to greater deeds of
valor, greattr struggles for independ
ence and greater sacrifices for liberty
if possible, as it would so forcibly dis
play to thtm American patriotism
and lovo of freedom.
Along tho top of the car on each side
is a large banner " World-Herald Cu
ban Relief." Then is placed a bewil
derin mass of bunting and l!atrs and
across the entiro lower portion of the
car another banner in large, bright
letters, "Donated by the citizens of
l'lai.tsmoutb. Neb." The decorations
show tho toucu of artistic hands, and
the car. besides telling in snout, vet
forcible language of tlie gunemsity
and kindness of our people, is a splen
did and lasting aci i'c t isc men I for llie
cnlerpiiso of e terp-ising Cily.
The provisions are valued :t 3.MM'
and will feed J,0(m fimishmg Cub.na
for thirty day s.
Tho work of gathering up these sup
plies was cheerfully performed by a
number of public spirited ladies and
gentlemen of this city, whoaro happy
in the consciousness of duty well done.
But particularly is tho success of the
enterprise due to tho untiring elTorts
and able management of Frank J.
Morgan and his wide awake assistant,
Mr. Henry Tarlsch. Their good deeds
will not soon bo forgotten they will
live many days after these kind
citizens have passed beyond the vale
of earthly caro.
Tho tra'n consists of twenty five
cars, tho transportation on which
would amount to $1,500, which amount
may be classed as the Missouri Pa
cific's donation to the fund by the
kind act of President Goo. Gould of
New York.
A largo number of citizens gathered
at the depot this afternoon at 4:30 to
see the train pass through and bid it
and those in charge God speed on the
great errand of mercy.
Kaimway Team.
A team belonging to Wm. Craw
ford, the gardener who lives in the
western part of the city, broke loose
from a hitching post on lower Main
street this morning ana made a lively
run up Main street about 10 o'clock,
but accomplished no great amount of
damage. Mr. Crawford states that he
was driving a colt this morning and
took extra precautions to prevent acci
dent. He thinks the colt became
frightened at a moving train or by
paper flying about the street which
caused them to break loose and run
away. The wagon collided with Un
ruh's furniture wagon in front of Un
ruh's furniture store, damaging it to
some extent and also ran into a team
belonging to Mr. Dinsniore's standing
in front of the Fitzgerald block. The
tongue of Mr. Crawford's wagon was
broken by this collision and also the
tongue of Mr. Dinsmore's buggy. The
horses were caught by men on the
street and the excitement was
soon over. There was a large number
of teams on the street at the time and
it was fortunate that no casualties re
sulted. lie Climbed a Tree.
Deputy Sheriff McBride and Con
stable Denson went out to Bohemian
town last evening to serve a subpoena
on a good Bohemian citizen who was
wanted as a witness in the Sokol case.
When the dgputy went to the door anc
called for the man of tho house he
discovered that the lady could not
understand English very well and
could not speak it at all. He made
her understand, however, that he was
an officer of tho law and wanted her
husband to come into court. When
the lady come to understand the situa
tion she stretched out her arms in an
explanatory manner and siid "shoot,
shoot." John's hair stood on end, and
not looking for any difficulty with a
woman he got a "hike "on himself.
When Denson, who has served many
papers in this locality learned of the
"conversation " he explained that the .
husband was out li'irii lug m.d tliat tho
lt-tly f t c b' n-e h d tin' declared
War. Tho .-at ! po int. v. a m rV'j.i
the deputy .-ay s ho i. :; r.iir." :.
thing every day nb - u t f m- : u ! o .i .
Tlie ltit-iiiiiui '!! nit: .r i in- : i' w.
Thefourlli Uienniai f G. !'. V.'. C.
which will 111' (it in Denver, .1 '.111. ill l
-'I, Inclu-j vc, will bo tho large ,l a rjd
limit important oillii-iiiir of women
evei held in tlii- country. Not !--t'nati
one thou-and del t o a I en arev--pected,
rep oseiiling riliout half ami -lion
of women, and fu.ly as many
visitors have ixpro-.-ed their inten
tion to tie pie-cut. Among lh in will
bo many worn -n of national reputa
tion in various lino.-, of publ:c worn.
Kv'C'y Mlljrrl (ill the p.o;jr;:Hl wiil l;e
treated by tin ci.ii i -' s ami i p iper or
subject u-ti d at Louisville will be. n -peatod.
The program will be of in
tense interest to all womiiri whether
home makers or wage earners. A-ide
from the attractions cf t lie Uien nia I
the women of Denver have arranged
the most geneious titt'i typical va -lei-u
hospitality. 1 1 -cepiions, g;i rd n par
ties and feles will occupy the: hom-.
spared for social function-, and a free
excursion into the mountains will be
given all deb gates by the 11 eiiniul
local board. 'J be Biennial wiil bo held
in the Btoadway theater w Inch - will
be freshly decked e: ch morning with
tho famous wild (lowers of the 1 v'ick ios.
Tho mailer of rat-s is .-til! in the
hands of tho General I'a-si-ugcr As
sociation, but delegates will bo i'bie
to secure ouo an1, o ;o third fare with
a stop over of thirty day-, and will
probably do ii!ii"li boiler. A rate (if
one fare wiil io made to all points in
the stato after t .e do e of tic Bien
nial, thus atToidin g a l::.c o; pnrlu!.i:y
io explore the .-cea. ry of Jbo K c!;n s.
Mrs. A. M. We b-s. secretary f tho
Biennial local bo :l. wh (.-! ad'.irc.-s i.
l!;0 Lin coin I'U'iii. D ti ver, '. iil 'i
glad to an-vcr ail I it. i' of impairy.
Minn ik .1. Bi.v.Nwi.n..,
Chairman, L-.cal P. ess (';.m ail-ce.
Ii-I rit-l COuri.
The T. .). Sotial case v;eiitto t ie jury
this morning at 11 o'clock ami ihe
jury is still pondei i n r oar th -deuco.
All other jurors were cii--missed
for the term.
In the matter of tho estate el .ie-r-e
Mathews, doccas d, ju rv waiv- d ana
trial to court i.i being had. .'.--s -.
II. 1). Travis snal Wm. Del De.-.ci-appear
for plai n (.ill's and ( .rk A:
Raw ls for Ue foad.i n Is.
Philip Xwcil ci vs. .in ) r.riL. ;...
dismissed.
F. N.Gibson v.-. A.. Mn.boin'.
Dismissed wnhoa'. !'fe i'l.tic.
Chas. i:. Wiley vs. Get t
Api.'licatiou (or re-. l v. e i ; r
A p. i( 1 1 . -it I::';) e: .
jit oi .:y f..i
The eon t: a ct f. a t : e a.:.-
the fi aj.ght wai eiioii e ( i t
portation depart iie-ni v ;n ;
i j i
John 11 ismu sen iy
t
H'
comm ittee vc-.-terciny
! U : l:
:;c I
price being ;-,').
All natives cf Indiana rv '.',i.- in
Omaha havo been inviitrd to nieet in
Major Clarkson's of.ice at i s r.o-ii a -r,
headqu . ricrs at noon Thursday of this
week to form an Indiana club alonu"
imilar lines to tb')-e g veii ir.g the
other sUite eiubs whicti have, been
formed recently.
A Swedi-h day at the cxp -ition
during the mouili of dune is talked of.
The principal attraction for t hat. day-
is to lie a giand concert in the Audi
torium, for wh'ih pur p. s-; a largo
chorus is conw-mplatcd. A meeting
of all unorganized Swedish-American
singes in Omaha iscahed for m-xt
Thursday evening, Apiil 7, at 8 o'clock,
in the Board of Lducalion oom, city
hall. All singers nol boio; gleg io
any ot'"er choir in Omaha are eerai tliy
invited to attend. t. e.
last of Letters.
liemaining uncalled for at tho pct-
oflice at Plaltsuioulb, April 7. bsi.'S:
Dare. ICva
Holden. Walter
Mul'.er, Christuplier
Moller, Frank
I'arvcl. Paul
Cnndun, 1 1 G
Loair.n, John
Nc-oin. J W
I'owcll, Oath
Kethan. T S
Saidc-r, M A
Welch. l'ete
Sittll. Abe
Thatcher, J M
When calling for ;ti;y o! the above
letters please sav "au ve.'tised.
W. K. Fo.x, P.
Tlu: l.irht f tlie World
Or Our Savior in Art Th s nii-g nil
cent publication has been plicjd in
charge of Frank II. Wilson of tnis city
who will represent tho Society of Sa
cred Arts in the state of rsebraska.
The book is one of 'he liuest art publi
cations issued. The engravings as tlie
title indicates, illu-trate the Lf ? of the
Savior arid have been copied f om
paintings by the best masters. Tho
copies secured at a eosl of o.Ci- one
hundred thou-anC dollars tcproduing
at moderate cost the treasures of the
art galleries of Furope.
From the Huliy in Hiirli Chair
To grandtnan in the rocker Grain -O
is good for the v hole family. 1' i -
the loug-desii c-d ,-ubstit ate for coll'ee.
Never upset- the- ne' vts or ii j ares tho
digestion. M ;da I ro-n pu -o grains is.
s a food in itself. lias th : tast and
appearance of the b --t d li'ea at one-
fnurth the price. It is a genuine and
scientific article and is come to stav.
It makes for health and strength. -Ask
yourg rccer lor t. am-U.
Insure in the German An;eri :;;n.
Fred Fdiineer, AtTent.
It is, or should b , t..e hig-hest aim
of evtrv merehart to p'caso his cus
tomer.-; nnd that the wide-awake drug
!rm of Meyer- Oc Fshlem in. Sterling,
I'll., is doing so, is proven b . the fol
lowing-, from Mr. Kslileaiaa : "Tt my
sixteen years, experi'MP.-e lutr.e drug
business I have never si en or .sold or
tried a medicine that tra ve as good s .t-
lsfaction as ChambeTai
!i s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoei Homody'i
Sold by all druggist
(JITY AND COUNTY, j
TI!I'I1)AV.
: : t i ! e- t o ;i j- n .a( li .
. ( of i't ;.); tai'-'C. I'Ml.'V.
II o'.'e-- i:.v for
o A ; r I .e
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le
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v i i l o: t' i.l ay .
M s. I'rauk I 'a '; mer- is vi-'tii:'
i ola-
t i e- in t h i - city n i ay .
.i rs. George LehnholV deputed
thi-. i nor n i n;; ( r Lincoln.
V-'. .1. lles-ei vva-i loKnaig after
bu-i ncsss i n Ora ilia lod.av.
-
.John Schtappocas-o was purchasing
fre.-h fi nit in Omaha today.
Mrs. Ahihroo L'.ittfo'-oii and daugh
ter were Omaha vi-ilors to lay.
(.--le y ( J rassne: u left last eveiiing
for Sciiuyl(;r on a buaine-s trip.
'tia ri.-y slia rj) and W. M. Hoover,
of Ij'.uis ilie, are in town t"dy.
Mrs. O! i ver came, down from Lincoln
today for a vi.-itwith her d-i uglilers.
Carl I'iic!:e aii'ivel home today
fr m tie? stale L'uiver.-ity for a w-.-ehs
vacalio'n.
Sin i i IV Wh'.'caer has a very sick
daughter and went home la-t night to
visit her.
Frank K.uen :.nd daught-r were
South Omaha ) .s.-t." ngc rs on the B. &
M . this a. m .
Goo. Buriey Ins sold h's house and
two tots near Col u m bia school to Chris
t Jh ! is- iaii.-eii.
I ) in Sheehan, of St. lamis, is in the
cty on bu-iiiess with Andy Broback
;p d l'i link Nitka.
Carl Ku!)-man went t South Om
aha ihi.s morning to buy- a car of fat
ca.ilh; for 'lis meal market.
Fred ll'.wk-worlh a-rived homo
la;: I Ilia lit l'i - 111 Kearney for a week's
vacation w i : 1 1 in- parents and friends.
Mis Florence Van. at' a came in la-t
night from Grippe; C cck f.r a vi-it
win In r car. i ts Mr. and M s . ( aiope r.
Jo. S a,:!-, of Lttj.oin. .vnsdov.a i.'
(i ;y io: l.iiig aft- i t'.e '.'.) Team- he has
wor
n the lug i . A. '
b id
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M s. .1. A. it ..-';:ii"ier. who h
visiting .Mis. l.'elia Shrso, i-c, i
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doe Vlnt-tea. r. n old resident o. thi
city oi.d ::t. his home in theS-'Cond
ward ye-tC'layof cor. sump' ion. Thn
fur. : :il will oe.-ar tc.mofi-'.uv.
I I.'el'o v and J. M. iloovcr returned
t ) the'r honies at Louisville today af
ter several v.velrs on tho jury. We
trust they wil bj go..d men at home.
Mrs. Ihaek who lias been onj 'ying a
visit from her mother accompanied
her today as f. r ;ts Omaha or: her re
turn to Sail Lake. City where ;lio reside.-.
Mrs. Nobles and her daughter, 'Mrs.
Humphrey tire expect., d home this
evening from Chicago where tiio lat
ter underwent u surgical operation a
few days : go.
Henry Dor.at and Frank Hurdliska
are out far a duck bunt for several
days. They have gone up the Phi t'.e
and wee he;. rd from in the vicinity of
Ashland today7.
A Ali-souri Pacific brakeman had
two lingers mashed off in making a
coupling- between two freight cars at
Weeping Water yesterday afternoon.
Neb. City News.
The Hotel Hiley which has been
ih roughly cleaned throughout had
the puriers made cheerful today by a
nijo new piano. Landlord Opeit is al
vvnys determine! io have everything
iirst Citi. s.
Sheety, the bridge contractor was in
town yesterday Mid returned to his
home in Lincoln this morning, lie
has the contract for budding bridges
in six diil'i. n nt counties in this state
this year.
Had it not been for the intervention
of friends, Dick Can- would have as-a-sauittd
1M HuiVnui- on the streets
yesterday on account of election dis
putes. Dick isn't very 1 rge. bat he's
a n-gular ton-hoi se power dynamo
when he gets into a light.
A f "-: n'ghts ago Kii.a Hay maker, a
17 year-oui git 1 oi 1.11 m u o; d , t i .: m pu u
to commit su'eideby taking .strychnine
Afte. taking the do-e she tol hc- relative-
to pray for hot- as she had com
mitted tulci i -a 1 r.e t l-.ip ii w rt ;ti
cieiinite'y p --tpo;,. J and a doctor ami
moi.ed in hot ba-le. A stomach pump
was us- d t i g-i.ii d c-tit el and the girl :s
now doing ut'ii. Site oo.-.j cot give
any it- isrn h i- hot action.
She-: ill Iscd.-cu and Coroner Jo'nn
lie. d went on Feu r ' ecu t h street be
tween Lincoln an 1 Washington
street, where they found parts of a hu
man skeleton that bad been d-.imp.u
out there with a lol of oilier rubb'sh.
It is thought to h'ava bieu the rem tins
j- f a cadaver from some physician's
S dressing t.ib.e. Coroner Heed has the
jbntsat the I. X. L livery barn.
i Heatrice Lxp. e-.-
The Evening News which always
leids in supplying the public w ith the
1 itest n"w.a, fur.ii-hcd tl o only hto
wa rcpo: t i r'ntei! in this il v v-.Ht-
ib'.y. The ...i!i re-v. - s ,. iv- n
l'.a't -mouili p. i j.'.e ,v 1 1 h rcf- f a-. : to
1 1 . o. war lilt - -s i g l
fu i d in t 'io I!
t i 'e a i i v; ne
h.- t ev. n i ng ' is
ti day. I j-a; s to
' ;i" e r . h i : ;i s j 1 1 ( -
h ) e.X p.-n
tho latest
to -t r
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willi
State Su criiileiidenl Jack-on has
returned from an educational ticetiiig
at Kearney. Vest- rday he i-ue. ;i
cita ular f r distribution among Ne
braska tl n ator- a- noum ing that the
di'cclorsf tlie tra n -M is-is-i ppi ex
position bad e.W nded the tim ; f r tho
slate educational exhibit. L'ndi r the
or iginal order of thg expt silion di
rectors ail exhibits are. to be in place
by .Niay 1. By the ( xtcnsioii of a special
court, sy the time for the educ .ti( n 1
exhibit hai been b nglheiiod to May
111.
The election is n .w ovi.-r and the
city wiil soon on under a new gover
iiuint, but that docs n t i tTect Mr. W.
J. White in tho management of his
theatre. lie stil! .- ntinues to reci. ve
tho b 'st attractions for his patrons and
to this end ho has t-ucc-'cd in booking
for April 11 and ll! Tho Trohman
Stock Co. direct from Dublin in their
uneqiiaUd production of tho beautiful
and popular Iih drama "Shaun
Aroon''. Bveryore should see this
production. Sum -thing in it to plea-e
every one. Drama and mu-ie coin
"oined la mi.ko the bill a complete
success.
1 la 1 1 s inoii I a ' in n ' reiii.
Tho follow it g ;. re the hours if in
struction of tho PialtMUMuth Turn
Vcrein cia-ses:
HOYS t'LASSKS.
Poys ( 1; s- 111 H) 1-1 years, Tu. sd-iy
4:;;u to (i p. m ;t, d Friilay -Le to 0 p. m.
I'oys Ci.ss 8 to I'd yeavs, Mi.nd.y
L.'KMoli p. !:i. iird T i. u i sd ay 4:'!d to(i
p. m.
;i ui.s CLASS
Girls Class 1- to !. v
in.:;
111 a. in.. Satin day.
Gii Is 'iii S la 1 2 ye . rs, Wctln
day 4::;0 to 0 p. m. Sa . u : i i ay :i to io
a. m.
I.Alil - CI.ASSi'S.
L d:es h ss V''edi.s .ay N Io It
j. in. l.nirash. I-i io. v s. tii'.i.,,p i
m.
Gorman.
M KN's ( I.As.-j;s.
A t i Ve elasi (IS to '.'') Ve .t'S old j Tie a-
nay S to l'i p. in . .. n i i . ur- d. ;. .S to ioi
S-'iiloi1 cta-s pn, ye;'
d iy S::td to Id ;.. in
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red t h r- .e alt f--. ni : g.. n ! .- to t "i;
at ctitig lines. Tie!.. ;s are- sold t
points in Kentucky, Ten .'.ess. -e, A' :i
bam I, the Crll'l'ii .Ih, .Mi--lSs:ip
Georgia a-iti '.ho Western portions of
Plorida. They are go "d for return
pas-age on any Tuesday or Friday
within twenty-one days, and allow
fifteen nays on the going trip to stop
oft' and examine the country. The
cost lor the round trip is about the
rcgalar one-way rate, and on same
dates one-way tickets are sold at about
two-thirds of the regular rates.
For full particulars, write to C. P. At
more, G. 1'. A., Louisviie, Ky., or Geo.
II. Horner, D. 1'. A., St. Louis, Mo.
The April Forum.
The reader "musl be hard to please
who docs not (ind in the April Forum
something to suit his taste. Matters
commercial, political, musical, and
literary, all are duly represented; and
the list of writers includes none that
is not an expeit in his own particular
sphere. The table of contents' is a
follows: '"The Dangerous Demands of
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion," MLteti H. Smith; "L'nglaud and
France in West Africa,"' I homa- Gio
soa Howies, M. M.; "ihe Political
Situation in Furope, "Maj.-Gcn Nel
son A. Miles; "Centra! America: Its
lie-sources iind Commerce,"' William
Eleroy Curtis; "'The economies of
Genius," John Maekinnon liobert-or;
'J'he Handel Revival in Germany,"
Prof. Uruno Schrader; "The ilng isii
Governing Oligarchy, " Sidney L w;
"Professor Munrterberg's AttacK on
Fxperimentai Psycnology," P. of. C.
U. li lis.-; "Is there Work H-mugli for
AliyUun. Wi.l am T. Harri-; The
Kaievaht," Char-les Upson Cia-k;
"litcent Hist j' ies of Liter iture,"
Prof. Willi mi P. Trent.
MUD l.t-i.artt 1
1'ha readers .it tbti piea-jr u.'a Le pit-aud to
icnrn th.it thcT.t is Ht lca-t one .Jrc-tidcd -i:c-.'isc
thar science l.a- ln-i:n able t care t.i ru. its
-tages. atiii that is Cat. lira. Ilai.'s C.it.arrh Or..- '
: tue oaiy p"-a.i .o cure iai.r.m o the me ::c;.:
ft.tleralty. c .-it-trrtt lie: tig a ciiti-a.iac.iiia; .i.s- :
e.i-e. rc-.pi ire ; a f.n-titut-...-:ia; t r.:,a:aent. I ho j
e lii.n rii c. ut- t.uL-ii i.T-i :.,i,! , aetata ! reciiy :
.a.un Tl.e baja.i ...ai niuc oo -ariaces el tlie s-.s- i
lent, thereby dest ray nig .i.e ' nao ; r;. m at the j
r.si-a.-e. and ?:viit;' the iMPtait stroiigtti y ba. j-
1 1 r t'j) tl.e ciastauu.'ii an! a.-t-?'.....'- n.iturj :a '
ia its work. hi. e j.r.j:,iit-: .r- nave -. i. "..!-.
!a:tii in its c -.rative vtr luat they oacr Ui.e j
iur. 1 1 c-J 1 K...ars i -r ;.tn ca - c t : at :t la : 1.- tj cui e. i
I. ' i .lit ia te.-taii.. i.ia.s.
idres.-s. l-.J. itt-M.Y ivCc
ii-j b 1 la.R.stj. 7"".
-le io, O.
li.vc s have b..-cn iti bu-iu-.-.-s h-.-ro
bar rs'ii-:- than ti ou tlier I a cen: urv
and m-ver have they si. ddy ,'r j
inferior goous in a;i th.-se vears. The
i
prices, ll'.t v uuiul' in tr.o teg ael in liiic
nap-.-r may seem hke they are too low
;or the t!us.s OI goods thev tr.ii-. y, but
thev ate the result e ' close buvinj' and
. . . . t r-i . i 1 1 i . ,n t . . i . t., .t.x.. . t
e a.s.. ,., ..,,.,5.,., t l ;
V. 1 V- "11 4.J. il. l.1 t'Ll t-CJ
read 1l:i-ir :.il ;,rul in;ii. i'. tl,..i,. .t... s
" " '
Hay l or s;;i-
Eilher in the ba'e or loose, as may ,
bo desired. -
C. L. Stull, Oreapolis, Neb.
I!on.falat of m IHhiiioIkI.
At tui I e inning; of the eighteenth
r.i tit nry a r belonging to one of
the 1'jei.. h garrisons in India becamo
enamored r.f the eyes of Brahma in tho
tempi.) ( f Si rringham. These eyes were
diamond., i,iio liilliant than ever
t-aono n-i i r the chruws of Crapauil'i
tairoTi. an divinities. Their luster cap
tivated bis soul. Ha haunlgd tho tom
plu ami, y i( idiug to the might of tho
pod, li'i'iiinii it convert to his worship.
At b a t so he pcrsuad 1 the priests,
who wept tio far as to admit him to
tome caro of tho temple, doubtless
trusting Brahma to protect his own.
I'.il-.,.. tl..i-.i l.i'.t.t l,r ....i.i.,,. .11.
, , t- m i
ap;i an it, ami wiin nun ono oi ino
idol's eves, tho other having resisted
,, i , . i- i .r ,, ,
Ull his ( dials to dislodge. It. So J .rallllllt
was bit souintine, uud tho perfidious
, . iii- 4
1 n nchman sold his prize to a c.tptaiu
in tin; I.nltsli navy for about $10,000.
Later itva.s bought by tho Armenian
merchant S han'ras for more than live
times this mm and hhown by him to
Ctitherine of liussia, who offered for iC
about " 100, 000, a life iicnsiun of ?1H,
000 and a patent of nobility. KchatVraii
' refused this ollVr and nubscpiently sold
the diamond to Gregory OrlolT for tho
same sum without tho patent of nobili
ty. Oiloll', part author of Catherine's
greatness and raised by her to tho Hteps
of the throne, fur whom she struck
medal", raised triumphal arches and
dedicated palac(.s"par l'amitio rocon
naissanto, " to whom slut offered secret
marriage and whom in another caprico
she banished Count Gregory, boiii re
instated in favor, olVered his imperial
mi.-tress two tokens of reconciliation,
tho St. Petersburg arsenal and tho Or
lolT diamond. Xeith Boyco in Lippin
cott's. Tho Monkey.
Tho monkey is a charming animal,
annalng an 1 playful. Ho is found in
every .part of the country, but flourishes
chiclly on Broadway, Mew York, where
ho promenades blithely and flirts assid
uous 1 y.
Tim monkey's greatest pleasure is to
imit.itH. He imitates everything which
is "liinelish, don't you know." He
talks ami walks wit Ii an acc ent, leaves
the lar button of his vest unbuttoned
ami rolls up bis trousers on tho slight
est pravoeat i .n.
But lew monkeys support thomselve
The majority art; kept in cash by mam
ma or papa ami tho rest live on cheek.
The inonki y is an inn cn-eiously hu
morous animal, afii rding much amuse
liii ;.r win reer be goes. Ho possesses
many peculiar physb-al characteristics,
some of tlie most striking being that ho
is lr.rn... chested, piireuntoed, noodle
i headed j.n-1 addicted to cigarettes. He
. : hu- a peculiarly constructed mind (so
called in which there is room only for
t'l-.u'ehrs pi running to dress and the de
; liision that he is peerless as captivator
of feminine hearts.
Monkey.-;, as a rule, don't livo long
- Lit lit r they tlie of cigarctto smoking or
tin ir p : ;t-t make them buckle down to
voal:, . hi ii, iii most cases, they cease
1 to bo laonUevs. New York World.
Ills tl ounm! it if. Cri-eil.
Alfrrd 1 rrirm.-wort h of the London
Daily Mail is quoted as confessing to
this ionrnalistic creed in Tho L'ooknian:
"1 believe in hard work, but hard
work is not enough.
"I believe in travel.
"I La lievc that half tho journalistic
notions of v.-hat tho public wants to
read are wr;;::g.
"I believe the public is a far better
critic th:::i is usually imagined.
"I believe that tho public does not
care one iota about s'ze; if anything, a
small journal is preferred to a big one,
"I believe that price has very little
to do with ihe success of a publication,
"I believe the attractions of illus
tratt d journalism aro enormously over'
rated.
"I believe tho value of colored illus
trations is grossly exaggerated.
"I believe party journalism to be
practically dead.
"I believe in independence. "
Tlie Forum of Trajan.
A few years ago the forum of Trajan
was used as a depositing place for cats
which were not wanted, but as it does
not present the same facilities of retreat
and hiding as the forum of Augustus
street hoys and others took every op
portunity of stoning the unfortunate
animals. Finally the authorities, after
mauy complMnts, refused to allow any
more cats to ba thrown there, and in or
der to get riil of those already living in
tho forum presented ouo to each sentry
box cu the walls of the city. They all,
however, speedily disappe-ared from
their new homes, some returning to the
foot of Trajan's column, where they
were cither killed by the street boys or
transferred to the forum of Augustus,
while others, it was whispered, were
sold by the sentries for a few centimes
to enterprising yormg medical students
in search of subjects for dissection.
Rome Letter.
Y riling antl Verdant.
A man married recently a young wife
who takes everything quite literally.
He came home and said he would take
her to the theater, and presently ho
found her .stuffing all sorts of eatables
into a couple of black bags. "What are
you tlojug?" he asked, and she replied
nicekly, "Packing provisions, because 1
have just read in the paper that six
weeks will elapse between the first and
second acts." Rival.
Many American weeds which are now
ueplef tod, according to a botanist, are
"o d p) eat. The tender shoots of milk
we. d are said to resemble in taste as
pnragu.s. Pigwee d is related to beets and
spinach. Tue nettle, too, is declared to
be wt 11 flavored, altnough it is some
what coarse ami stringy:
Drench Guiana is said to Lave the
j r.-io t violent thunderstorms in the
j tV ihl. Tho 'bunder is almost deafening,
S mi the p- i!-- come in ijnick succession.
A Xe'ir ;sk-i farmer was robbed of
'M ''-v h irler3 in Chicago the
joiner ciav, out the thieves were
'quickly tirre-t'cl and the money re
stored to it- owner. What other state
ip od'JC( s farmeis that g- cavorting
r. round with --j.0i" in their over-alls 'i
Echo answers "None." Stand up for
i .e o ;t n - e rs
Nebraska.
Ctrl AVantffl.
Girl to do general housework. Four
in family, no small children. Inquire
of Mrs. Meek Davis,
902 Pearl Street.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Sale.
In llif . 1 1 -. 1 1 ii I i mil t id C'-i-.s t. aial ,
Nl I'l l dill.
1 Ii-i.i y I ..ki iib.u v. (1 id.
I tie ( 'it iiais I'.. in k el
1 a. i U sm. jiil li, Ni u. . t ai
j
7 , ! 1 e i - 1 1 l- I e I j V K i i 1 1 t n ;ct tin l.i iinllvvn
I 'If el tin: ili-( Hi- .'I li.' Mill a a a H.r-d
K.im-i'V. U' III'- "I tin; .1: tie t i i 1 . 11..1. le o .ti
I rfiiu;it y J-lli. A. I). I-'.'-, In .1 -nit m-i.iI Hi; 111
llic ilistml limit el I .e.s i. unity. Nil'i.i'k.i.
w lii-r iii I h iii 1 .1I011I..11 V i t nl. i .l.eiil .11. uud
1 In- I llii-lis liiillk ul I'l.iltsiu.iiitli, iNl l l.e k.i.
-t at. d. li n.l.nit and w lai li .1. . i. i.i l. u-.l .ni.i
ihn:iti-il tin- u-ii iM i ..I tin- sai'l I'.uik. u in l-1
sinned. In iulili-li l.u lleily day., and llu-n ;i i
tin: real i-Mali- lii-nanallt i it.- i I il.rd I li.it 1 i
Miant to said in lei t tie u hi tt e - ii-1 i.-l i.-i i iv i will
on tin- Jl t day ..I M .1. li, i,.l .ii iihi'i'i-'k
a. in. at the mhiIIi ilei.i ..I tin: mint In.n in 11. e
OtV l.l Pl.lttsniillllll.l .1-. . t. lll.l . A. 1. 1 .1 ik.i. !!
! lar sale tlie lelluw ln d"M i il'f l l.ni'l. i . II
, mn tiniest qii.tt ter N ' el s. tern cui.tein
D"l. ''y s,,.itiiest ? I.','1 "'-';""'
seven T. tin- tiest hadV! el Hie suulluaa
unai tei I -I I ..I sei ti..n seien i't I. Pie III'
' '-'t uuaitei (M-.'. tlie simiin-a-.t iii.n.i
i Sl'.'.j secllall se-.en I i' , tlie n.ltlii-.t i(il.ntil
v i . .t pie smith .,i ,t nu.utei s ' , 1 nine
tlon pieht I s I all m low n.h 1 1 eaaeiillll inntli
lanjtu Imuteeii I I . m la-s t.niin. Ne
In. eta, helm; a p.itt nl the u-set-t nl
said c itii lis liank, tlelt n laiit. .-uhjiat tn all
liens and inrtiiiitn anre. At said sa :e I.hIm Mill I.e
reteived either f. r t ash. or net less than Jl -'.'il"
cmid it imied that the iuu liii-c pi u e : hall he a
plied upon the.pi ini apai nl i Hums mm entitled n
dividends, the highest nl iihuh Pet- mi t .u I
class Mill In- re .in led tn tin: mm t l.n dnec turns
wlm h nl said bid will he ai aa pt.-d.
Dated tins loth da) nl l elniiaiy. 1.-0.
I 'li A H 1.1 s t;. I'AK M I It,
As Keieivernf 1 he I Illens liank nl l latt-.-inmit
h, Nelira-ka.
llyrnu Ciaik, Attntiicy.
Notice of I'liblication.
John M. Kisc-r, I'laiiitnt I
vs.
John Kisc-r, John .
A mick and 1 an i a A . r
Amick, Ins wile, anil
l-.st her s,. 1 Ic-liei. tie-
It-ndaiits. I
i lie- ileli.-nilaiits, ' li n Ki-er, J..I111 . Ainitk
ami l.aui.i A. Auiick. Ins wile, and l.ahei .
Ilellc-r, wnl take- 110t11a.1l1.il en the ilul tl .t el
1-eliitiary. lS'.'t, nlni M. Kier, iilaintill. Int. I Ins
petit ion ill 1 lie Ulsl 1 act coin I ol tai-s county, -Nc
litaska. against John Kist i, John Ainu k ami
I. aura A. Aiiuck, Ins wile, ami l.sthi i ,S. Ilt i.t i,
the ohject anil pi.iyei ol wliuli ale loh.oe.i
certain (put claim tlc-e.l wtueli was inalt- b John
Kiser, itelemlan nil tins .-ml, who h.ul 110 tit a.-,
1 iht or auihoi it y w h.itsoevei, ami HeaM ie.1 to
1 st Iu r I leilei . ih li ii.i.iiii in the-, sun. on the
loliowin ilestlilic-.l leal t.-ialc, to wit:
lc'iniiiiK at a 1.0. nl u.l t weul y-tin ec
leet wc-;t ol the- Mi;th - c-a.a coiiita
ol lot tlllllillel C'lrth I C-J , hloc k llllln liel si . I a.o
ii.ii 111 the city ol ikec-piii,; U..UI, t a. s coiuiiv,
Nc-hiaska, ami luiiniii thence iiotth si.tt) iu.
tl.al liel, thence west twenty one -i) lee l.tlitliii
south six I y - ll e li.ij It el, .111.1 Hit lice . da twenty -one
(-1 1 lecl. to the ioinl ol ni.in.11, set .isl.lt
ami nei 1111 eil 1111 li aii.l v on 1, a.al tue innul 11.01,
the title ol M.nn oil, c a 11 se.l t lica t li 1 1 lno e ....m.
tor jiiilliieo I lol eo.-ts in ilos sun, iimi lot .,iu n
olhei 1 elic-l as just u e ami chilli y may u-jmiie.
1 011 ate iciiuneil 10 aiis. 1 tnis i.eliiion ..11 01
behiic- llie -.si ilay ol Man h, IM-.
li.lleil l-euiii.il , l-.e. JwllX .M . Is. I a l( ,
1 M. l.na ins atlooicy.
Probate Notice.
In the county com t ol lacs count . Nela.e-ka.
In the mallei ol the Kuaolaaisi'ilJ ol ..iiie. K.
Sim llh, all llicomj.elelil pel soli. Iu u horn it 111 a
Conceili: .Notice is lieleo) itell 10 11. e sai..
Mi.es K. Sjiiiiih. imcoiiipeteni, to 1'ai .11. .-miia,
H 11.11 tlian, ami to an oinci peisoiis iiilcita.lco,
tnat ljutji e. .( tl lines loci heicin 1 in. ii,is.,s,.i
pen. 1011 aac'KiHK aniotij; oitiei Hi ins ttia 1 1.1 1.
hllletV Oil the Uollil ol tlie SaiU 1 11 .11 . Clliiln; O.al
nelthei Hie sai.l lai M . .snutii 1101 aii) .1 in., pie-lic-cc-.-soi
s, as Ual 1 .an ol . a..i il.cn!.!. 1 1, nt, . . . 1 . e
c- el matle a st: 1 liemeii I '.-. 1 Hi llie t in I . pi . .. .a . .
lhat U lea-on ol a.a'Ke.l l.e4 . .e ... :, O.tn
is tlanel ol nali.nl to tue w.n . .... : I. n..
I'c-l.lionei iaa)s thai i.n .!. . nn.11 iu.ij 1,0
Clleil to appc.il 111 Co tail c. . u I I air 1 1 l ..I l.l a I .. n
account 111 sai'l plciin.-co thai pci.ii.aaa I.e
cli-.chalteil lloln n.tOl.ily t.p'ili . a. a no.. a. 1 l.al
ihe sari i'.n .l. -.mail ut: n.ij.i.ic.1 in luin.sii .1
new him. I, 01 , in ileiauit thcieol 01.. I s.nn .-n, . . a
he renioveii li oinlns 11 it - 1 a , .at .1 1.1.1 .1 ml thai
another be appaniicn ai In p..u e; in I o.t ...
counts on hie oe setli--l .u.U .ippio.t'l .ni l ha
other eipn'.ai.i.- aa.l pi. .pi 1 o-h.-i u iln. pn-iiii t: .
oil ai e lol en la .1 1 1 .... I ll.a 1 a l.i- n .. i,.-
hail on sai i petaioii M ai h . . 1 .-. ....... .0 ..
p. 111., ami that 11 ou l.n. a i.pa. ....
i la 1 e ami tonic-1 s.. 1 ' 1 ..' 1 .1...
Kianl the pia .ei ol aia e1 lOo.a ....a ..... .: n
01 her ami Initial mail-, .i.i..v. : .am a, . o .
as to ihiscotiit m.i sc. in pi'.p.a in li:.- pi.ai.. ... ..
nness 111 y haul ;a.i I toe sea. ol s.o.l i...at.
at I'lattsmouth. Aeijiaka, tins, tue I .-l .la I
Maich, A. i. l.-Hs.
(il'lilil.l: M. .- .1 I ! " K,
(Scab County Jude.
Legal Notice.
In the district court nl Cass county, Noln.i ,ka.
Joseph (ilaiiain and John ilkuisoii. pannets,
ilom business umier the hi 111 name nl iial,,nii
Wilkinson, piainlili.s, s. 1-iaiik Koaiiy ati-l
Clara koily. tleteiiaants. J he ilchainani win
take notice that Joseph tjiahain ami John Wilk
inson, under the name 0 1 ( 1 rail am ami A : .k iason,
have coniiiiencc-ii an action against sari lieleini
ants in tiie district couit ol Ca-s county. .Ne
braska, the object and prayer ol wiiuti is tons
cover a judgment against said delendants lor the
L.uni ol S'''1. ''' lor yoods sold au i diaiverc-d which
were necessary lor tlie support and maaiteiiaiic-e
ol sa.d defendants and tor unuh delennaiit
agreed to pay, ami tliat they have caused the
east one hail ul the nut theast one uai ter of sec
tion lid, town 111, rant;e 1 1, east ol the Mth pi 111
cipal meridian, sil..ate 111 Cass county, Nebraska,
to be attached 111 said action as the prupcilyol
said delendants,
Uclendants are required to answer said peti
tion on or before tl.e loth day of May, or Judg
ment will be taken as prayed tor in said peti
tion. Josxph Graham and John Wilkinson, under the
firm name ol tji ahain o; iiKinson.
C li. leltt, plamtili s attorney.
Legal Notice.
In the district court of Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter ol tlie estate ol John ii. iloimes,
deceased .
'litis cause came on for hearing upon the peti
tion ot 1-rank M. 1 u'jui;. as adm.no trator nl il..-
estate ol Joan li. Holmes, deceased, and the re
turn 01 saui administrator to the lornier license
issued herein, and application of said adminis
trator lor an alias license to sell the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section i:i, in
tow n 2. rane in 1- uruas county, .Nebraska, to
pay the debts of said estate in the sum ot sztfj
and the costs of adiiiinistiating said estate, there
not beinir sulltcieut personal uronertv to mi
said deuis and costs ol administration.
It is, theretore, ordered that all persons inter
ested 111 said estate appear before me at the oilice
of the clerk of the district court in tl.e court
hou-e in hlattsinouth on the l'ith day ol April.
IsHS, at Z o'clock p. 111., to show cause why an
alias license shouid not lie granted to said ad
ministrator to sell so much ol the above des
cribed real estate of said deceased as si-ii be
necessary to pay said debts and expenses.
It is lurther ordered that notice ol sai l ampli
cation and of the making of this order be .i veil
all parties interested in said estate bv puba: liiajj
a copy of this order for four successive weeks be
fore the day of hearing in tlie Semi- v eek.y
i-sevvs-iieraiu.
JJated this fcth day of March, 1KH.
Hash. S 7 amst v
Judgeof the District Court, .second Jud.chu lJis-
irici.
Notiee lo CrIitrs.
State of Nebraska,
County of Cass. f
In tiie matter of the estate of Henry Stoil, de
ceased.
Notice is lic-reby given that the claims and de
mands of all persoi.s against llenrv -toil.
deceased, late ol said county and state, wiil ne
received, examined and a justed bv the coiu.tv
Court at the court nou,e ' raattsamut 1. on tl,,-
-tttti day ol September .1. JJ
l'.i i,t H o'clock in
the forenoon And that m months from and
alter tiie l'.'th day of March, A 11., l-:s ,s
tune limited for creditors of sai deceased to
present their claims lor examination and allow
ance. Given under my hand and seai tins lst
day of Iebruary A, II-. 1 -'.-.
O..H Gkokok M. Sri ki.oeK,
l-eaij f, ,,,,, I,,, a...
Mit-riirs nlp.
Bv virtue of an order of ea e t-sued bv (jc-or-e
F, House-worth, clerk ol tiie d. trict coart. -a .ti, .a
and for ( a-s county. ebraska. and to me di
rected, I wi.l on the 2nd day of Ma., A. Ii.
l-sis. at 'J o'clocic p. ni. of said dav at the .-outti
door of the court house in the cit y of 1'iatt inout.'i,
in said county, -eh at public auction, to the h arti -
est bidder for cash. the tol .owii.g r..ai estate t..-w,t:
the northwest quarter tnw ai an J the- north
west quarter 1 n w 'i ) ol the somhwe-t piart.r
( s w '.i I 01 section tinrty .1' to w 11-h ;n t . ei ve
I I J range thirteen 13 j ea-l of tiie ' h . in. ( ais .
ounty, -Nebraska together W:th the pt:v:.ee-
and appurtenances tliereunt be ong 1,1; or 111
anywa-e appertaining, ihe same being levied
upon and taen as tl.e prope tv ol Leoiiai 1
C. W. Murray and Rebecca .v. Murray, d jleiid
ants. to sat;-tv a judgment of said cotttt recovered
by Samuel Waugii as executor ol tne ia-t w.a and
testament of John U.ack. dec. a-e l 1 ,ia ntat, and
a judgment recovered by the har k of Cass county
cro s-petitioner against sai 1 dt-teiidant.-
.Piattsnioutn, Nebraska, March .k. I). 1-X.
Vv . il. Wi'ti-.Lhk.
Sheriff . Cass County . Necia.sica.
I'.y I. I). McBride. l eputv.
K. ii. W.iidham. Attorney for I'iaiat .-f.
SherifTs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sa'e i -sued bv Geo. F,
Hoi's,. oith. rlT of trie restrict rr.itri ui.,!ii I
and for Cass county. Nebraska, and to tne di- I
rc-cted. I will on the 'ind dav of Mav. A- I).
l-'.-.at 1 o'clock p.m. of sai i dav at the south door
of the court house in the city of F.attsmouth, in
said couutv, sell at public auction, to tl.e high
est bidder lor cash, the loiiowing real estate, to
wn: 1 he no. theast quarter Lne'ijol the south
west quarter Ls w UJ and the north half n !ij of
Mm- Hon - In ml ipiutlc-r " 1 of nrrt I'm Ihlf'f
I ln low j . -1 . : 1 twilvc l2 iMiiifn tliiil.-rn I t J
i'.i . I t .1 1 1.. 1 (ah p 111. In t nt f oiint y, NcbrHdli .
I.'i-.ll.ii pi n ila.:i-H Hint HiiiiieiiMii( in
I hi I II II to h. 1 1., . , . . o III all V MIIll't tmmiK.
Iht-Mimi- bi'.n,: .ti u, I t.ooli t'S
J l ... lit ol I miial'l . e. .to 1 1. l.nil KrllPCl
A Miiliay, ilrh ndaiil'i, t . it,..., 4 ltlilfiifi
and dri 1. ; ol said mint 11 1 ovt-P'l liy 1'., i,
I iom i Son, 1 iov., pel a liana h Htoinmt Haul dn-l.-ii'
Ian 1 1 in t In c.io ol M ,1 y . Mh'Oiivii. 1 .nr.n
aell. . M 111 1 iiy rt nl ..rtlirr wil h t he tn I II
i'i;i"i aui lippilltrti.im in Idrli-lilito bl-loli I1IK or
in 1 1 v w 1 a- a.pri I .lining . 1 he k.iiihi I i: 1 i. I v i-. I
upon and taken in the ploprityol I coliurd (..
. M 11 1 1 a y ini. I K1-I.1-11M A . M ur 1 ay , dnlt-ndMb I
to -atrdy u pidttini-iil ol said cnui t tel ovcrcd by
I hi- aid I (. 1 io vi-y iV Soli mn n lor em id, agaliiNt
It aid di Irml.mls
l Utt-niouth, .Nt-ljiaskit. March lyi. A. I. IHtH.
W. 1. WllKHLkK,
Shnill, ( ai County, Ncliimka.
I'.v I I. Mi I'm. I.-. Deputy,
K. li Wiiidliam Attoiney (or I'.. (. Iiovcy & Soli.
bhcnlt'i Sale.
I i V v h tut: nt Mil older of Kale Nfiliril by (inir
I , I loiisewot th. i Ink ol tho dmtnet mutt, Walkm
ami hu ( asn county, NhiMnkK, ami to me cli
n iti d, I will on tlie l ull day ol March, A.
le, I ''.-, at II o'tloik a. 111. ol nun (lay at th
south .J.... 1 nl the ( .an t house III t lie city ol l'latla
moitt h. 111 haul 1 omit y, cll at public auction, tf
the lni;lit-,t biddet lor cash, tho lolluwmg 10M
estate, to-wit.
l.otsonit and two ( I and 'ii, In block alavro
I 1 1 , 111 t 'in in h addition to the city ol Vtatp
1 0 K W atta , t a:. s 1 omit y, Ncbtaska, together with
the pi 1 wli'K'-s and Hppui tenant i-a thcic-unto b
Ioiiiiik or 111 anywise aiiuitaiiiiii. Iho nun
li atiK levu d upon and taken an the pioprrtyol
A tue ( .. -pci 1 y, ct al, delciitlanti, to aatlafy a
Jiidiun iil of said mint letoveied by 1-iaiicllN.
i.il.'.on, pi. nut. II, against aid dcli-adanta.
riatt anoutli, .Sili., 1-cIj. in. A. 1). 1KW.
W. I). WHkm.11,
SI1111II, Cass C'ouuty, rtebiia.
by I. I, Mtliiide. Krputy.
1.. II. ooh-y, Altoiney lor I'tanclii N. Uibtoa.
I jiil Notice.
In the tbsti it t coin I of Cass county, Nabraika,
John Johnson, Jr., by his guar
dian, l.lijali 1.. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 -,
Vs.
eiua M. Skinner ami hus
band, tjt-oie J. ."-k iimca.
leh aidants will take- notice that upon the Wta
ilay ol I ei taiibel, A. 1 1. lM'i", tlie iUlntltf alad
his p.'lilinii in the iiistrn t court ol tin coaary,
.Nebi.iska, the oiiji tt and player ol which WM
et aside a deed limn piaiiilill to tlalaaitw t,
ei ua M . -ikiuiiei. wlm li pietcmletl to Cinttf to
nt 1 lot two Z) 111 block Mxty tlncc tM) la Ik
city ol U ci pun.' Water, Cass county, nabtaala,
ai. d to set aside and annul Maid deed ant
h i oid theienl, as it appeals in book Ul, pa
e. n ol the deed le' old ..I c ass conn t y, JNahi at a.
and lot an a. t ouiitm of itiits collet. tad by aaiat
deleml.11,1 ami to levest the title ul aa id lot la
piaiiilill.
.and lor Iiiithi-r cqinlal.le iclief you aro r
ipi.ted to an .wei said i.etition on or bafoi tho
.-th day ol Malclt, A. 1. jMIM.
John Johnson, Ii.
I'.y Ins eiianliaii, l.lijali I-.. I'liilnpa.
liy h is at I01 m s, I i ion C'nn k and C. A. Hal.
Haled 1 el.tuaiy. Is, A. I). Jsy7.
Mit rill'H Nule.
liy tn lue ol an oidei ol sale, issued by (ieo. W.
I loii.euoi 1 h, cietkol the dihltitt com t, withia
.111. 1 Ioi ass county, .sebtaska, and to tile dl
lecicd. I will on the (ili day ol Alaicli, A. 1 .
is. --, at li o clock a. in. ol said 0.1, at Ilia south
.loot ol ine coin 1 House 111 ilie city ol I'lallsinuUtn
n. s.tat count), sell at puoiic auction, to tlia
i''h'" .1 niil'l.a ioi 1.1 h, tlie ionowiliK ical astala
0 Ait:
Lot 1 on 1 I i I in block one j I 111 Miles' addltiaa
to tue t it ..I 1 i.n en. ouli.,e as.-, county, iNcbiaata,
,,eilni vMinihe pi.vn.Ke-, ami .11. pel IllimtM
il.cteiiolo i.e, mi. k", 01 inaiiywase apper lata log ;
the same being levied upon aim taken as tlie aitj
l il) 1 . 1 J . ji 1 11 .-nwjijutl.i. tielentJant, to satialy a
j'Mjin. an ol ;,.na t mil 1 iccoveic-il by CliailosC.
1 aone. e as leieivei ol ilie emells bant of
1 I.. 1 1 11 10 u 1 1 1 , Cu) county, AebiaskM, plairittrt,
aaai. a sain I le I el j ' i . n I anil John Keller.
1 .ail n.otiili, .veol.i. ka, 1 eljiu.il Itf A,U.,lStt.
U M. It. w III- klk.
Mn 1 ill, t ass county, iVtsuloki,
i . , 1 . 1 1, Mi l.ii le, 1 Jipu l .
OWoa ( i.il.., .Ulnlliey lol t l. 111111(1.
I l'c of I lllll-ljl Vllljrft.
Ihe I'.ait iiioiith U ,iiri t niupany, a Corpoia
o .11 maii..cd in.aei tne law s ol Ine btato ol aro-
ta a r..l .
li.e II. ill: ,111011th Water Cajuipany hereby
:-.e noll e iiiai n,e loiiowing is tiie list anil
. mi,., ml 1, 1 an tne eis!itig debts ol haid Coiaoia
o ..ii on llie hi-1 da ol lehiuaiy, 4 . ij, lol,
, p.. 1 0
.ids of the
, o.e selnl-
1 t li.'.,IJl(J.IJ
e 14,10 u
!,..
.$HI'.fck,l.i
"' c- 1, giken 111 t oinpnancc Willi Iko
. 01 t ii.ipiei lb ol the compiled atatutaa
e nl .Vent ask a.
1 II.
pi Ok,'
ol the
( has. v.. I-.ijIjv, j'resident,
iii.NKV M. ri.evti.K, I reasuror,
1. II. 1'oi.t.tjcK, Secretaiy.
I.dk-.aid 11. Ma. tin,
1 .'l.k.ii 1 i-. aucii,
MajMiity ol,lioaid of Iliic-ctors.
Probate Notice.
In county court, Cass.county, Nebraska.
In the. mallei 01 the estate ol Nels C Aansrd,
deceased. J ohaiine (J. liean, foimerly Aagard,
Acs Cbll oni Aagaid, minor, and all otlier per
sons ltiieiested in said matter are hereby notilted
tiiai on the H.h day ol.Niarch, isiis, j i'etersen
nied a pct.tion in said county court, praying thai
in.-, linai adminisiiation accounts tiled tierein ba
settled and allowed, and that lie be discharged
irom nis ti ust as administrator, and tliat if, you
tail to appear bcloie said court oil the lftti da'y ot
April, A. I). 1-1s. at M o'clock a. in., and contest
said petition, the court may grant, the prayer of
said petition, and make such other and further
oideis, allowances and.deciecs, as to this court
may seem proper, to the end, that all matters
pel taming 10 said estate may be finally settled
and detei mined. y ltness my hand and the
seal ol said court at I'lattsinou tit, Nebraska,
ihis the Xlst day ol March A. I)., IHM.
(Stall UkUKGK M. Sl-UHLOCK,
County Judge.
Legal Notice.
In thedisrct court of Cass county ' Nebraska.
In tiie matter ol the estate, of Nclsoa Mc
Keynoids, deceased.
1 ins cause came on for hearing upon the po
tition ol Andrew I'lttinan, administrator of tha
estate ol .Seison McKeuolds, deceased, praying
101 a neeiise to sen ine sauineasi quarter (o. l'.
U) ol section thirteen (li, township twenty-six
U'ii nortti, lange lorty-niuej ; tlie northeast quar
ter (.V 1-.. !i; ol section nineteen (19i townshiD
twenty-six 1.0; north, range .forty-eight,. in
llox liutte county, Nebraska, and the wast naif
t ij ot the east hall (b..'j;of the .southeast
quaitc-r ts. 1-.. !) of section eiglit (H) in township
ten (Kb north, range thirteen 1 13J Cass coarity,
Nebraska. 1 he land, above, described in Can
county, Nebraska, being subject to a life interest
ol U ilnam McKeynolds, or a sufficient amount of
the same to bring the sum ol,17'5for th,pay
meiit ol .debts anowed against said estate! and
the costs ot administration, there not baing
sulltcieut personal properly to pay said debts
and expenses.
It is lurther ordered that all persons interested
in said estate appear before tne at the office of
the clerk ol the district court of Cass county, No-tjra-ka,
on tlie it day ol May, A. U. 1HVH, at 2
o Cock p. 111. of said day, and to show cause why
a license should not be granted to said adminis
trator to sed so much ot the above described.rea.1
estate of said deceased, as shall be necessary to
pay said debts and expenses.
Service of this order shad be by publication In
the SfcMi-W Kf.Kt.v .N kws-Hkrai.Ij lor at least
lour succes-ive weeks , nor to date of hearing,
llated this ath day ol March A. U. IWH.
UASII. S Kamsev, -Judge
of the District Court,
liyron C'lark and C. A. icaw Is. Attorneys for ins
tate. Legal Notice.
In the matter of the estate of James Orove.de-
ceased.
1 his cau-e came on lor hearing upon the petl-
tion ol Arthur C. Munger as administrator of
the- estate of James throve, deceased. lor a license
to stai real estate as lonows: 1 he west hall w ' J
ol the southeast quarter s e J of section two
, t jw nsh.p ten 1 lo) nonh. range nine WJ Cass
ccuiny, .Neuraska. or a sufficient amount of the
same to nrmg the sum of i'JT'Z 40 for payment of
dents a lov.ed against said estate, and the costs
ol administration, there not being sufficient per
sonal property to pay the said dents and expeu
s j-s .
li is further ordered tha- ail persons interested
in tne sa. i estate appear before ine at the office
0! tne c-letk ol the district court of Cass county,
eora-ka. on the .th day ot May A. U. lts8 at 2
o'ciack p 111. to show cause why a license shou.4
not be granted to -aid admf nistrator to sell so
n.ucii ot the above de-cribed real estate of the
sa. 1 -tate as sha.l be necessary to pay said
debt.- and expenses.
it is lurther ordered that this order be pub
iished m t..c -emi- kV eekly .tw s-ilkKALU lor a
peii 'd of four weeks prior to the date of the said
hea rn.g.
I K'.e 1 this lrttli ,!ay of March, A. I). lUVS.
Basil .-. Kamskv. Judge of the District Court.
B ron Ciai k and C. A. Haw is, ait'y s for estate
Legal Notice.
In di-tr:ct couit of Cass county, Nebraska.
Clara ox vs. James K Cox.
Jamc-s k. Cox, defendant, will take notice that
on the llith oav of March. A. L. Cara Cox.
p a;nt rt. herein lned her petition iu the district
court ot Cass county. Neoraslta, against the said
James K. Cox, defendant, the object and prayer
ol w hicii is to outain a divorce from the defend
ant. James K. Cox. and to procure a decree
grant. ng to piamtitt the custody and control of
the minor child "Oracle Cox," daughter of plain
tat and deienrtant. Said relief is asked because
tlie delen iant. w ithout just cfiise 01 provocation.
cruei. y and wantonly deserted plamtirt upon or
al'""1 September l'.'th, A. I). 1W. and has con-
tintio-.isly remained away for more than two
years prior to himg of his suit
Vou are required to answer said petition on or
before tiie lftth day of May. A. D. lttj.
Dated this 29th day of March. A. I). 1H9&
CLARA COX,
RV her Attorneys, Byron Clark and C A. Kawl