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I,. I'oll-iril i
iiHwlvil tmlity.
('hue lvi h.-, o
I'biliMiiotiili today
M is Kv;i Snyk'H,
vi tin;: (rit inl- h r
in town
' l.ollisvi'l", Was in
of ,'i:il;ir 'ri;:I;, is
toil n y.
T. K. VVilii:inn n "1 1 i - fi'linr, M.
ViUi;nnrt, worn iii town tt.il.iy from
(j iinl;i!e.
Mih. Kriiiik ln-k ", oi i.ouivhi(
is iTi i ritr a f:w linyM in Uiiscitv
Willi I r.Iilti V!H.
Tl.e m liool trai-iu r -i rfi-.-ivn! their
monthly Hilary yi hU '!;, y uf.il
tlf r. for i! liiippy.
(1 Wolilf.u th will Hotu his k'cohiI
liimd Ktoro iixt wi-U a ml uiao in
tlio cm i.-nli:rin i.usiness .
Mr. mid Mih. John 1 1 1 U of Ko-l
BIuITh lont their infant hab ia-tniyht
ami tli funeral will occur this after
noon .
Midiiiiiin Cleminoii of Heaver City
m movii'tf l;u:k anil will make liib
homo at M nrray witli hin hister Mrs. 15.
SiehoM.
Cloortfo N. Larue, one of Unions host
'iti. ns, was in the city on l.-al him
inesH today and mado the Nkws a
friendly call.
(lien ltyiil has ono out to M.ynaid
to work on the now elevator that is
hein-,' erected there. I lis family will
remain hero.
LoiiiH Foil, oar oh. coiniiiissioner,
lias discovered the MrKinly wave
and I-i huildin a nice harn fur his son,
vho was leci.-ntly married
I. Coi'hiiKHir vs. Cm in Stewart is
the title of a forcih'o entry as.il 1"
tnim-r case liled in .lusiice II. 1). Harr'.s
;miit today. It is " t for ln: riii
April 14 at t) a. m.
S. I. Ku. lonir was up from his Hock
HlulT-i farm today, hut he smoked no
pipe or peaco. He in Tor f-top; iri",'
cruelity in Cuba if it requires a few
war ships to do it.
Mrs. Levi Churchill, who has h.en
in town here all winter with her
daughter Mrs. Clen Koyal, was well
cnouir't I" down homo near Koi'k
JUulTs, Thursday of this week.
Kntfinoi-r Hake, of the Schuyler
freight, has heen tran-feried to Om
aha yards, and W. II. Line, who lired
five years for Frank Monro has heen
promoted to Hake's pl.ee. His many
friends hero will be I ail to lea; u of
his merited promolum.
Ed Fickle-, the ch:;m)ion lovo
salesman for the Crinoll, Iowa house,
returned from a visit ut the fivtory,
and after a brief v i -i t with Lis i.:t -cv'--
he will again start, ml ou his pil-M-i-in;i.'
over the si I.-. He .--. is nairr.
jrloves in Nebi
-ka than any o'her
(salesman on tne road.
Civ. X. II. Isabel 1 is setting ready
to put out another Wig patch oi water
melons, lie will ciwv tho "Spanish
Sweet" and "Cuban Queen, ' war or
no war. As a melon raiser he is ha:d
to boat and if ho treats ns as well next
fall as he did last he will be our pre
reried candidate for governor. Wo
call him governor now, just to get him
u&eu to it.
Si:.N!).V.
la. A. Smith, of Woopinjr Water, is
in town to get a square meal today.
Have Fxlino is building a larjro new
stable on his place near liock HlutTs.
Wesley Burnett, of ltoek HlulTs.
was in town yesterday buying e;oods
nd shaking hands.
Fred Ebinger and I'mil Wurl wont
lo Omaha last evening to attend tho
state Turner's convention.
An E-.iPter gift in the shape of a
bouncing baby t-iri arrived last night
at tho homo of I'hil Tritsch, jr.
Trio Lodge No. S-4, x. O. U. W. is
arranging a big meeting for April 22d,
when all members are expected to ne
presen t.
Chris Mockenhaupt has 150,000 brick
on hand but they have been selling so
rapidly of late that he is getting ready
to begin manufacturing again about
the tir.-t of May.
Miss Nettie Shepherd returned
homo from Denver Thursday after a
six months absonse in that city. She
was accompanied by her niece who
resides in that city and who will visit
Uere or several weeks.
The new City Mutual Insurance Co.
of this city ist the result of vigorous
and energetic work on tho part of Mr.
Frank Wiles. He has put in his best
efforts for the past three months to
perfect tiffs organization and the re
sult is 127 subscribers, who have nken
out insurance to the amonnt of 6103,
700. The company has promise of a
great amount of business in the future.
D. M. Jones and brother, T. C, left
last pitfht for New Albany, led., on a
viit to the old home. This is D. M's.
first visit to tto home of his boyhood
in twenty-eight ytirg and we trust he
will have a great time in the scenes
o( his childhood. T. C. Jones is a
resident of Now Mexico and has been
on a vL-it to his brother hero for
several days.
MONDAY.
II. IL Neitzel, of Muidock, is in the
city today.
Henry Kaufman was at Lincoln to
day looking after busines.s matters.
A new roof was put on the county
jail today by Hall & Son, the tinners.
J. C. Hiskey went to Denver this
afternoon to look after some land busi
ness. Burglars are reported to have vis
ited the home of I. E. KulTner last
night.
In the damage suit of the HenDings
estnto against the Kock Island rail-
road company, wherein damages were
recently awarded tin: plaintii'i by tl.e j
ji:ry to He- itirioniit ,.f '('), lo'h'
s Wi s have li.eii rnoliou for new trial. J Tl
The I.tsa ri i;-' o:i 1 he. I'ai' : , n t ' -i srl. fn- !
Tim sihiy.
Wilson Ci.mor.i was in f:. O - i.l. -
prei J !!!, -( e.- I.i i i-llll-;
r 1 1 s.
trail-:. cl ! i
.lily
A lliovele ii t i-i iii ful l mnoli
I )iil I 'ei low , fur- a e. ie; i .1 I ion nl
lie .r
anniversary on iim :.'i lh.
Shi-ri IT V !ieel.-- w,...i .u! i
wood th i ..neirt, i nr (, i,.,,! vj, oin
propei (y f , i,i,i I in- Travel :-,
S. Aiitimny is inovii: his inai ele
WOI-KS tllll.IV tl) the lill j ! ,1 j M ir -
Cei.tly purelia-i; 1 n.-ar the ilepot.
Commodore Thorn :.s went to Ore
apolis I his liioriiinLT to ;'rt i !n ferry in
readii.e.-s to heii. rri'.-.ih th" river
very soon.
Mrs. Tom Wiles n-'u rued home t h i -i
morliine- from I I i i i'su .- le, Ja , where.
she was ealled by the .severe illness ef
her mother, two weeks ;ii.
HaveLiloyd was in town yist' i-d.-iy
looKinir for the latest v.-ar news. He
is not spoiling for .-, lihl but he wants
'ub. i freed if it takes iuu.s!;et:s lo do
it.
Wm Winn's dauht.r a rived
home from Texas vest -rday, where
lie and her husband have heen livine;.
They will inaku Ca.s.s eou.iiy tli.-ir fu
ture liome.
Jack (Jrace i f MascM, N'eb., was in
I'latt.-moiit h ever Sunday to visit
friends. He was at South Omaha with
a load of e ittie an i run down to 1 'iatts
to renew at u in. i n,anee.
Owin- to fa;.:.," health Hev. Camp-
b -11, of the M. la. eiiureli. will taken
cation for . eve n wv U Ministers
from iieiyheeri'ie; eities will s'.lpply
his pillpit f o : '..e to Wl rk.
Alh. rt ( a a : mi Miss Hi ai l
Wood, both "i V, r:-i, ,e i; uuit"d in
mairi- ee la 1 vi :iim.'- nt . o ;ek at
the i.i.li.e i,l l-.l'i. r i) ie .;ail.
Oiiiy tie-. i imiieil lalo r.aali Ve- if
wio I'liiiirai.'iinu juiriies ".ere p esi i.'.
Tlie briilu i-. the d:i::"iiter of 11:-v.
Wood, who wa-. lareiv inrls um -nt..i
building Itie Ha,. lis- church of 1 i i i . .
citv. Tliey iij-.ve t . ken ui their re: si
lence ne.ir Mu-rav.
i.iiia,"lars at J-iaiisv ul. .
Oar lii i-iiboi' up t!i.: read is se -r;eiy
iiife-tcil with a jr.ni;; i f le.'in!
luins who are bent en ca Dl.i'i iir the
town, a- the follcw. i ; reiecial from
that city won d indicate:
During I lie ea ia , .u i a.
tov. ii w.ts v i.si t . -i by nail
g!a rs i need to l i , e. ; .
det-t i n ton t : o.i.i a ore c
depreii a ! ioi; - on
111. Us, .S of the I;V,
S..a:-;:y ft r 1 a. - ':
t:. o S pi. :n. e r : . : i . . , v. :
odor . s ;' soma .. - ne t via
a wi; do'v. '1 ho ii;:'j r.s
.. iio.-e t. V 1 -
Colo I!, i t. W lie !"
t .e !.ii-:t: s
i tadi rd oi
: : .11 ..-d O lie
::.: le j. !;. up.T
siiec e:o i : !'
Oito Heckei-"s
ga i a i n i i iii : no-; lo
saloon, but were p-'t to Utiiiit, by a
buil doe- l-fl on watch. From appia r
anees the eog gave s. ire f th-' iv rty
a bloody ei.ceiu.-tei .
Then the Mii.-u; i i m-'i:.- d ; ot v. ;: s
broken inio, the ofiice raasae.-. '-d a -d
ellbrts made to furc the iron s fe,
but without avail, limbing ul itap.,:
tauco beine removed.
Hy means of a skeleton key i'tui
Hubei's giaiOery ?to:o was opened:, but
Huber was a waken i d by i ho u ropping
of tho key. Hui.or called "Who's
there V' and the rooinas lied, chased
by a buiiol from Huberts revolver,
which aroused the neighbors.
Will Peterson and Fr-i k Nichols
turned out and pursued the ban tits
with Winenesu l s, ai d a regular l'u-l-lade
was exchanged along the railroad
tracks. Joe Fiizgaial i and Jake Zan
tac man joined in the cha.se down the
road, whore the roijue s abandoned
some i f their plunder and made g ai d
their escape. In the lieht near the
depot seva. r.;L lights v. ere sun-bed by
stray shots.
After dressing, lluacr wen!, lo his
frontdoor wiih a gun to take up the
chase a;:d. met a man driving a team.
Huber asked his uu-ducss and not get
ting a satisfactory answer directed the
si ranger to "get out, quick-'' The
village nuvrsha.l says tho men have
boon in town several days and ho sus
pected them of being crooks. Fortu
nately none i f the citizens were in
jured by bullets, and it is impo-sibb.
to toil whet hi r any oi the robbers voro
wounded. They disappeired very
quickly heading for the eas'.. Tho
wagon belonged to tho ai:g.
Saturday night another r:'id was
made when ltjehfor-j's haa;w no s'ore
was broken into a i d six boxes of
knives, two razors and a o.S eaiibi o i e
volvcr taken.
C' l:ir C"r'-k lclii)l Mieiillo
Supt. Farley is home l"om Cedar
Creek where he s'r;iiahtened out the
school uitlieulty. lloppei's refusal lo
resign and leave Iho district resulted
in his having his certiiiealo revoked
so that ho can not teach n .'w anywhere
in tho county.
A meeting of the bord was held
yesterday and ii. F. K'c'a ; rs an was
hired and will onen sch el Monday.
Thus ends the lir-t chapter in a
young man's life which m-iy turn tho
entire couro cf ii in the future.
Soon It, aily for liusmrss.
Cyron Ciark atid Frank Wiles re
turned last night f ri. m Lincoln where
they went to tile ti e r.-ticles of in
corj)oralion oi the ity Matuai Insur
ance Co. Tie y found eve yt'nit g- re idy
for them us though by pi e arrange
ramt, filed the papers and returned
home on the next train. In a few
days, ns soon ;is they rec: ive the
auditor's certiUcite, they will be
ready to write insurance on all
reasonable riks in P.attsriioutli or '
any other city in
the county. Ail
property owners in the city should
patronize this home institution when
they want insurance.
CWAMD MliWY CAAUn.'lE.
( I1 Is ( i n lir.ilc I Ik- ( l
I . i i n I F I iie War.
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T n- ( ; i , i i ; , i in , post p is i-j ;i f,w
r ' I'l'-.eaM ai d p-olitat'le l.nwr, S i'wilay
I i i i 1 1 a I i
j ble, i;. I:.
! epp'-r a:.
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i I in l lie o;
i-..i:i:p lire
eVel.il!;' 's
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was
i the
1 1 1 ' 1 1 e : 1 1
ami bean
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w i r II i
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i - - 'i ri-'-u
eel oi l.ni, hii'l to !!(!. ( i rn lit. Hie
ver.t. winch in:. ,..,l the c'.osinir of the
i
! war. ( omr.ulo lii iit. i iiit
i
I.e r.'cli:; k a 'i I'.i i:, d'.'l i Vi'l'ed an
1 1 1 !-.- ami i i 1 1 1" ' : : ir hi- rein-irks he
lom heil upon tin- crisis which is now
f 'cii.r the A n. erica a p. o,l--, the Span
ish ( u I d i Mien! t y. During Ik- cvi-ii-iar
the follow in' i:-e;'i am was ren
dered which hi;bly e n t e :-t a i r.e am
in'erested the lare audience i -.e;:t:
iiii'i' Hot. tie Harris.
H cita t ion 1 'a rue 1 ia Xe v. la nd.
Sone- Viid-'t Dode-e.
H citation Iiuim Itl;e.
1 e'ci ta t ion A 1 ici: La 'ie.
Sob,-. Myrtle Wot den.
1 b-a d i n;.'- -Mi s. 'e-"i i lyea.
Hecitatien liny Iivinrst( n.
At. the eln- e of th'-so exercises, an
xeeilent supper was served in the
i.o-t hall. The "old boys" and their
friends passed a very p'ea-ant ev nine;
and many anecdotes were related of
the times when they were at the front,
."-true--a n; a- t0 perpetuate the union.
i:o (v i:c.i : h' NOTKS
("liarles K.:iyhuin moves from the
stone house o:i the or, farm to the
farm of J. W. I'imund.-, south ol
M u rra y .
Tie- iiio-t of the farmers in this
lociilityare dime sowiiiLr small rain.
Tiie area f spring wheat "own is
a!i out doulile tile usual acreae-e..
Our i-p-irie- term of rchool ln-:u:
last Moi.ilay with Mis (Jrac Taylor
-as li ; cher. 'ibis is Mi.-,s Taylor's
! urth ti-iip, and last, term she had
iiin y scholars enrolled.
Here is tlie latest move. Sam Smith
has boiiLrht the oM Howard Allen
properly' of Alex Hark w:. i !, ami h.c
alao i.-oayiiL Tlej. iiliiaal.ori proj rar'.y.
f eirK Wi. 1! K!;, es into t c; I.iili e;:.ou
house, ami Sam inio ";.. Alb .a 1 on so.
Soma : ia ; i '-o i.-im.-;i t.s nave b. et: niado
tliis spr:nr. .lo.-eph Slu r;, bar-, built
:i ne;v bara a.-.d pa.nt. d it ua.'K" red,
and J, (J. !,'ey:'l ha.s i'e.ii:y repaired
and rcimalaied I he ,ld Ciiureii! il resi -
vPere i M i".er lias located
to la I
Mr. i
.he 'o
:.: -a..-': . .- of
'biu'ch:: will
u r .
. Saillvaa
Ilii'lUIl la:.". v
the et.tu-i
fart.
till bo lea.iid in
. i-
ioi
heu-o from
,'A ii id t he
a.- : he oi,;
i.-;. -a down
i' ails.,
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I , !!ral
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We ul it
due 'K
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mi el!
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oet -ixi
of W.,IO'
f.
o:: e
f mile
will nov" be Moved 1,.. el; o
nearer Hi t '.Maim di.
Hoe Crai--, of 1 '1 t i smoui h. has
moved inio tee brick housj on T tie
oiil .J ohii Ho, m s farm.
i.M.
1 ilss'e vi:ll 'i'r:l liir:.
AsiitANI), Xi.b., Aprils A gang of
tram os sev n in number, it..-? b' en
hanging art und town today. Tbi
cveaiag about l o of tho g-'ng went
into John A. 1 ird c'h shoe store on
Silver street to buy some .shoes, H, ex
claimed. One of the gang p-uiiel a rc
vol vol on alter Comissi r er a; d An
:irew ircii, i)u t in tno exci t'liie nt suo-
ceided in cseapi.ie-. The other was
e lUght coming tut of the front door
with a box of shoes slipped under his
coat. Mr. Ut-ocy recovered the shoo-,
the tramps making a break toward the
depot. After an exciting chase of
three blocks Depot Policeman Iiibert
A. Ilinnley gathered the thief in his
wagon and turned him over to William
C Ayers. night waith, who landed
tho tramp in jail to await a bearing.
May le Another lfl.
Senator Allan has grounds for a
giiovanee against J. 11. Corey, of this
city. When Mr. Corey read about the
senators telegram to Gov. lloleomb, of
Nebraska, tendering his servic.es in
defense of tiie honor of the United
Slates and Cuba lihrc ho wired the
governor ns follows: "I think a dose
of Keely cure would do Senator Allen
good." Pittsbnrg Post.
M. L. Yik'un, Cameron, Fa., says "I
was a sulTerer for ten years, trying
all kinds of pile remedies, but without
success. Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo
was reccommend to me. I used one
box. Il has t fleeted a permanent
cure."' A a permanent cure for piles
Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve hus r.o
equid. F. ('. Frick-e, & (;,.
hirst-Class Virk
Frank Mailer has opened a first
class b. leksmitli shop at the cor
ner of Seventh at.d Pearl s-t-eels where
all kinds ol smithing and hor s i shooing
will be done in a skillful m maer. rJio
carriage1 and vva
ron
a ir.ti r. g.
d swim.
mm
UlllIU
.d;u.y people gather thorns by faii
iag i: he. .1 the warning sent out bv
diseased!; id neys coated tongue par
ched skin feverish ness doll aching
pah: gene iv. i fooling of weakness is
sure cvidci.ee cf kidney and bladder
trou.de. Take Utah Kidney lie ins at
once they have cured th:m-ands of
ethers. THKlniNKKSdl' I'llltA W-IL-
l'JiA make Utah Kid.ey Pea a-.
K. li. nmuul.s, CVa.-.tv Ci. ik of Hickman
C.iia'.'y. Ci:ut"ii. Kc.itu.asy. tcsilae-s. that lie
FiaicreJ for i;ars wah horrili! paias ia the back,
kidneys .-...! L'U-.idcr was treated Ly inaay phsi
caaia they r.ne liim no relief lie Hat so that le
coul.l hardly stand aloiie-ftah Kidaey licana.
l:e sys. caiapieti-iy cured leu. lie L'ladlv rec-
: f. " 1 " a!l
- - riiLr.ciV Lo.. c!i;ng a-er.ts for i'l.T.t
nrjuth ami Cass Co.
Turner-H Little Liv. r Turiit-rn A ery
small pill Turn your liver. A true laxative.
An afler-dimier pill.
'I hi! Vrnii;i' S lit In.
Wasiiim; 1 1 in, April 11.- S; cci il lo
TlIK N' I. U S. The i-e LT lo'.i.ed for
me-e from the president ,v;i- "
to con;,'n ss to.l..y. It is d -ci .i'diy
pa; iiie i:: tone an 1 oi.po-e, re , ' i . i -
I i ' ' i ( if ( ,' . b n s a- ! i I . i .. i i eii i or ( ! i i n
ie -; i- i: i ; e r ; ce of 1'ij'ea. h.- iio i, a 1 t
I .
lis not i.eeo and lii'n.'iii on paiiio'lc
I
I l"t sei-kf tohav
conen ss dele-
of I e,i t e po we : to t '
pi '
-ident.
. I
ro
a i d v. i th j'- mi' ii inti rv. nt ion to .-top
tho war against "uba. '1 he pia:sid' nt
claims that. S,a:n can not protect
foreign citizens or property in Cuba
ami just'lies armed i i.ter vi u lion but
fails to say wli n such i nte' r veu lion
shall bo brought about. We have
been two years in tho f ice of the most
inhuman warfare if the century
reaching a conclusion that we ought
to interfere, and unless congress lakes
matters in its own hands active lies
tiliti as are still far away.
Evcr thing now depends on th
act. on oi congress, arm u.e su-pcti.-o
remains unchanged. The niessag
in both hou.-ios wa- lefefrod t
the committeo on loreign ali.iii
i mmi'diate ac aion is b olted for, but it
may bo debated for several days.
Stocks and bonds in New York and
hiiiiinii went up several points oi
hearing the contents of the inessag
which is considered conciliatory n
tone.
Tiie inos-age is severe in lone when
mention is made of the cruellies oi
Spai n, a nd the Maine i no id en t is gi vet
as ii u.i 1 1 i'lii;! l prooi ihiii a'lma inter
volition on tho put of Hu; I'liitet
States is not only Jeslili iblu but is ah
i.i:: -.i . n
soi utely nece.ssa ry. Many precedent
are minted lo p ove tin. justice of in
le.rvention.
Humors ai-e afloat, to the. eil'.cL that
w ,ir . : . . i r . - - -. i i
.oo.eiu j;; s ilii .'.auriil l-Ul the
stale department has not aliirined it
r . ; , .a . : . .i . i .. i . i i
i is vii.imeu iiiui. i no iiii:ssage nas i.oi
had a paeil-o etle.;. uuofi tongross ai
that a d
t .-
ii-it.ioii of war is being for-
mtimtea which will :u; voted upon to-
morro w.
I -e:.s: l.
Mrs.
night
nearly
Mr.-. I
tnis ci
la. gi." '
1 1 1 1 a : e
. v ! ea li : ; n Ki.p "V dieil la-t
Hi o'clock ai'ter an ilin s;,
lour years, of i on .sum p! i o
up'ey :r:s n. -en a n-,.!;.,ii ol
, on- ma ii y '.ears : i I u. ie::: a
e i. f friend.-. In e ars s!,,
' o. t the sick a. d s,!yL.r.,(,
;.s a i urse, ;n; in:
lie 1 o re have ! i o s
i:y ui.ii ii; v,
d h ; for re-She-
has
i: i i.u-
ii.':-:; j: nd t -nd -rnes.s.
groa i -mil' o',.;- and da:
a n l ie:'. She le i es
s b 'i n a
rta i ; j
h ' as c
. hush:
Wesley
ml a ad
two i. an g; liters, M
s.
C a-
ma ii and M iss M
'it. ie.
Ti
io re ma ins
wi'l be take. i to
I'llU'i liie'llt.
ijuok ti.. ri.
Ii:..
i iial : lainil in S;:;iiiiK-is ('mn'y.
J. M. J .mi.-on, who is pro-p ac! ir.jj
r . .. . . ' . i it, ,
it eu -a o i me la iuiirus larm mair
Touii , S:uin e; s county, thinks t'lat
no has si-tick a tnirly-im-h vein o'
good soft coal, lie lcp-irt.s the coal
aoout fifty feet down and thinks it
dips towards the west. Near Swede-burg-
there is another party of men
prospecting for cca:, but nothing has
been heard about their results. Fre
mont Tribune.
II:ty For Siilo
Fither in the ba.e or loose, as may
be desired.
C. L. Stull, Oroapolis, Nob.
Silver novelties at Coleman's.
TABLE
..-Vi-.e,
PL ATTS MOUTH, NEB.
Lincoln
Omaha
Helena
Portland
San Francisco
Alkpoints west.
CI licago
St. Josepn
Kansas City
St. Louis and all
points East and
South.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
No 1. Hen ver express litis pm
So ii. Cbicaixo exunjss l:4ll;im
No 2n. Local express, uaiiy, St ha,
Kansas, M Louis, a.il po,nls
south ii;4o n:n
No 4. Local, exu. Ually, Hurlinston,
Ciiievii'o, ali points east 10:24 arn
No t'.. Loeai exp. uaily except t-uri-
d ay 10:4." am
Nui'-. Local exp. dally except Sun-
iay, I'.-icitic J unction 12::?n pin
Nu.i'J. Freiiit, uaay exct-pt unday
i'aieiie Junction 2:aC pia
No 2. Vi'stibuied exp. daily, Hur
liniriuu, Chicago and iil
Doaits east pin
No 13 stu a fr jiii Junction lo I'lat ts-
"aiutti tela uiu
No 1-. Local ep. a-aily. rjt Joe. Kan
sas City, at Lou is. c'liur.!.t:o
all points east ana south..
No. Ill Local exp, daily, Oi" all a. Lin
co:ii, lie-ever and internie
illat e st at ions
No -.1. Local fruiitiit, daily. Omaha.
?:.:i prn
:.'A r.m
ill! illl;
.sij -.i. "C.'.i ireisjht. uuliv. ex pan-
day, Cedar Cree.-i, i.ouis-
vi i ie. Sum a, lie-na
T. Fust tuail, Uaily, Omaha and
Lincoln
ally a, m
Z:2-2 pm
:!' pm
No ii. Vestiliuled exi), dailv, iie'ti-
ver and all points lu Co.n
rauo, I tab a nil California,
l.ri.nii Islaml, jllacU Hiil-.
-Montana and i'aeiric N. W
No i'. LoJal exp, Qui.y uxctpt su -
ciay. Louisville. Ashl'ind.
- .. , vv il',0,)' "einiyler 4:U0 pn,
.mi I'.. Cecal c. p. daily exc-ojt Sn .
day, Ouiaha i.'i.d Liiii'iilr, .. 4-50
No li. Local ex press, r-u nday on iy,
ide'-piii ;r, dicing and red, nine chair cars
seats free) on tliroiifTli trains. Tickets sold
ai d !)ai;i:ao checked to an uoint la the
L niti'd Mates or Canada.
For information, tune tables, maps and
ticKeta caU or write to
W. L. ril'M-TT. A cent,
I'lattsnieu tii. Neb.
J. I'KANCMis. Ctn. Pass. Azt.,
Omalia. Neb.
M. F. TI AI K CAKD.
TKAINS GOING NORTH.
No. i
No. .1
No. Ul. loeal freleht
TRAINS CIOINO SOUTir.
No. J
a l-i looal freunt
No. 1 i
..4.-.s i a. m.
. .ll.al ILIII
..l.Ui U.Ul
I p.m.
.. r..:',t,im
..4:1-1 u m
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
l.x:il .Notice.
!' t:.c I. Mai. .nut ..I (a .-. (Mintv. N a -k a.
I . . .a i a ,i i ..en iii 1. 1 1 1 ,1 1 ii ak i lis. ,n. ..n i m i i.
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0 iAiii"iii, p .i.iii.tt ., vs. I i.ii.k KaMy .-ni l
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In i ' ill ' . . ' l.l-. I 111 Ml 1 ili-O.ni as I In' J . J, I I V i.l
s.a.l li.-i i.,ni-a
1 i-l. ii ia ii l -- at .: i.iiiiii--l .i ;iiis,-r s.n,j,-i;
tn.ii ..ii.ii I..-I. ie iin- I, ah dav "I May, m .lu.lt;
lin-iii uiil I.e liiKcn as played In in said pelr
li li.
is,-,li , i .i Ii tin .-aid luhii ilk iiison, ui.J. l tin
1. 1 in l i.i n;. .1 I 1 1 a 1 1 a 1 1 1 , W iIk tie,, ii.
I . I .. I - ill, plaail al s att.n m.-y .
Mirriir's alc.
Ly virtue iin ni'li-i nt sa.c issued hy lieme
I'', I I, HI M-u ul III. CHI k ul the lll-t i K I 1 1 1,1 1 1. v I thin
aa.l hu l'a:s ciiiinty, eel, nek. i, ami t.i mo di-ii-a.-.l,
1 vval ,ii tin.- 2nd d.iv nl May, A. l.
l-'.is, ai :J ii'ilmfc ji. in. nl sai l day nt Ihcsinilh
d n,l nl the Call 1 1 In Hi - c- in I he 1 1 ul I "lilt I III i ill th,
in said i i nil 1 1 y , sell at pit id il a in. I mil, t.i t lie it :c, h
e t lad. lei I,, i cash, he Inii.i,', in I cal estate In- w II :
'1 lie i'..n t lave -t quaiui I II v '.,1 and the linilh
west quaiUa i ll w 'i ) ul llie sutllliwcst ipi.nttl
(sw ' . ) ,,! -ei t inn liiiily:ii t nsliip twelve
I I inline thn leva lii east nl the lit h p. in . I 'ass
nullity, Ael.iaka I,. cellar with tiie Iiiivi.eees
.ilnl :. i ,,. l: , I ,-,.. i ,, II...J ,1.. I.,, ...I,
I s .... .v .....J...K ,., I,, j
ii i e ai'i'i-iI.tiiuiiH. 1 lie same I.ciiik levied'
up. hi iiini taken as I lie- pmpcity id I.e. maid !
C. V . Mini, ly and Kehecca .. .M ur I ay, dele nd j
siLi.ii a j ui i,; 1 1 ten i i,i sal. 1 e. nil l 1 ec .1 Vel Cll
hy .saiiiiiei aita as executm nl the last w hi and
te.aaiueiil nl John hUi k, dei eased j,i.iiiinll, and
a judgment leeaveied hy the Lank ol C'.iss muniy
l in s pclltl"ilel against sni-1 delelldilllls.
I'liiltsiiiiiuih, Aelnaska, Man ii A. I). IMiS.
. 1 ). U III I l.l K,
Sln.iilf, Cass County. Nelnaska.
Iiy J. i '. M- liu. !e. Iiepllty.
iv. i;. Win. in. mi, Alt. hu, y lor i'laintill.
Miciiirs Sale.
Iiy virtue nt an older of sale issued by ( ieo. Ia
I inuse.oii th, clel K ol the dlstriel court, within
aii.ll.ii Cass county, Nebraska, and lo me di
re, ted, I will on the 2nd day ol .May, A. 1),
i -Us. at I o'c n.ck p.m. nl said day at lite south door
..I Ihe coin I house in Die city ol I'liitisiiiouth, m
said county, sen at puiilic aucti.in, to the hiiM
est ai'l.iei n.r cash, ihe lollnwin ivai estate, m-
w 1 : 1 he no theasl (pan tel n c 1 i oi the south
vvsst qua i lei s w l and I I.e noi t h hall 111 1 ,1 a
the soir.he.i.sl (pi.iiier s e U ot seitioii tlnily
I i l.iwiishiii lucive iJ iaui;e- tliirleen Iii
ea-lol tiie lull p. m. ia L.ass county. Nebra.-iK.i
i - aiii-i wan o;e piivnecs am l appu i ic-mmc es
ihcu'iiiilii U-fiiiniiij; ui in anywise upper!. iinum
Ihe tame heiiirf levied upon and taken as the
piaipeoy ol Leonard C. U . Mm lay and Ivebecca
A. .vi ui ray, deleiidauts, to salisly a judgment
ami Ucciae ol sani couil ic-covcied by 1'.. I,
I'ovey iV .-mi, i r.,s.. ),cl it loiiei.s against said de
a-i, ,,.iiiis m me case oi .way . . .o.n Iin vs. I.c-.m-
aid e V V . M u i i a y e t a i loellier with thepuvil-
ee.- aail iij'pii i teiiances iiicrcuiito beloiiumu or
in any w ise iippci tiimai-' . 1 he same beillit lev ied
i'1'oii and taken us I lie piopeityot l.c-oiiiiiil C.
vV . -M i.i lay an. I l-a-oeccii A. .M u 1 1 uy , delelidanls
a. sa'asly a ornament ul : aid couit i ccov ei evi bv
ihe --.ia! 1.. ,. Unity Vv oll as idaiesaid. aiaiiist
s : i , . 1 -i,. U-a.i tuts.
1 ..ni.-u.oiila, Nebraska, Man Ii 2ii. A. !. 1K.N.
. I . V Hl-.l.l.l.K,
llellil, ( 'ass Count y , Nciaska.
!i J. I . Mi in ;..e. 1 leputy.
. i i. 'iV.iniiiiiiu . v i ii ii ne l.,r M. ( j . 1 )o ey .V; Sun.
Probate Notice.
la c
lii :t
ity .'..nt. I. ass county, Nebraska,
mallei nt the estate ol Nels C. A:i(;ard,
J ii.a.ne n. I lean, ioinieriy A.-.aiii,
: a I ,..-ai.l. m, n.n, ami ail othei per
i ; Id i in .-a ;.i 1. 1, it lei :.n: lieieby not a.c'd
v e.
s . n
h i
a ,,,, : l.c- .'. n day ol Mulch, i '.is, J c. 1'caeisen
: a ; .el a . - ,n ia sa. 1 c on n t y lumt, pray hip, : ha I
ul. a: a a i a ; a s i i . 1 1 1 , -ii ui counts tiled ueieiii be
.-.:A .mi a.... a ei I . aad inai he l,e disciiaied
m la- io.. -I as nam ai .-1, aim , and that il yo.i
. 1 ' ..l a ai I . Lac s.,1,1 emu t on the lath nay .,1
ia, . i - I'- ! i s. at ' o'c nit: ii . in., and conies t
I'-tasai, ihe on.it a ay jifant tiie piayci ol
a ; ..a n, ..ai aiake s,n li otnei ami iitrihcr
'. . . . i.a11 am c ,'iu-1 lei i ces, as to liiiscouit
. ..i ii. jn-.j ei, :,, the end, that ail niultci.-
..a-.,:: a- s.-i . , - tale m... i,e lina.iy settled
1 ..cic:;ia,.a. Viiin - s my iiauo ianl the
I sa. ,...,it ai t ' ; i i l in ait n. Aciaasa,
iii.: aa il;., ul Man a i- 1 ., is.'-.
I, tu.iiKiii-. l. M-l hiui.'K.
County j iide.
Legal IJot.ce.
ti:e 1 1 1 a 1 1 r of the e-tate of James lirove, de-
...l-lu.
I ia., cau-e came on for heating upon the peti
tion i.l Aithui L. Mu ne er ;is a.iiiiiii:stri,ii.r ol
estate o! James iitove. deceased, lor a license
sc a i eia es an e as Ioi ui w s: 1 lie west halt I v ' ., I
,! tae .southeast quarter I s t !.i I ol section twu
t iwael,;,, ten lil nor. h. riine nine '.' Cass
i.nly, -Seaia-Ka, or a s li Ihe leiil aiuouii t of ihe
same to In jm. ihe sum ol -.n III toi nav lnellt oi
e.,is il l, a, ed aiaaust said e talc, and the costs
I aaminisiralioii, there not beine; sulticietit per
oii.o property lo pay llie s:iid debts ;iad expen-
It is further ordered tha. all persons interested
i the Si.id estate appear bclnte me at the inlice
Itnecleikol the Ulsii icl com t of Cass county.
Neoi ieka. on the ", tn day o: .May A. 1 1. lMiSat
o ernes, p. in. to show cai.se why a license should
Hal be granted to said administrator to sell so
in tie ii ol iho above de-cribed reai c.-.ta'e ot the
il l estaie as shail iie necessary to i,av said
debts ami ex-aenses.
It is lurtiic-r ordered that this order be mib-
lisiicd in tiie .-emi- eekly N d-.ws 1 1 w.ll.li lor a
period of lour weeks prior to the date ot the said
icariiitt.
i'Kted this P'.ih .lav of March. A. I), ls'.ls.
Basil .s. Kamskv, i.ali'e of the District Court.
ijj ron Clark and C. A. Kaw ls. att ys for estate
Legal Notice.
In district court of Cass county. Nebraska.
Clara cox vs. James k Cox.
James K. Cox, defendant, will take notice that
on tiie lOth aavoi March, A. 1). !'.'. C'ara Cox,
.ainl.lt. herein tileu her petition in the district
court ot Cass coimtv. Nearaskn. ac-iiinst The s;oil
James K. Cox. defendant, tiie object and prayer
1 winch is to obtain a divorce from the Oetend-
ant. James K. Cox. and to procure a decree
granting lo plaint;!! the custody and control ol
tli' minor chad Ciracie (Jox, daujiiter of plain
till and deieiidant . rsa;d relief is asked because
the defendant, without iut cause oi tirovocation.
cruelly and wantonly deserted plaintiff upon or
iiiimii .-sepiemuer r.en, .v. i. is-.m, and has con
tinuously remained away for more than two
years prior to tii'.nr of his suit.
y ou are required to answer said petition on or
eloretiie !f.-h day of May. A. 1). 1K.W.
Dated tins 25th day ot -March, A. I). lSflH.
Cl.ARA C()X.
Uy her Attorneys, Byron dark and C. A. Raw's
Iegiil Notice.
In the ditrict cou;t of Cass county. Nebraska.
CliailesC. t'aiine.e as receiver of the Citizens
ank ol Piattsmouth, Nebraska, vs. The feo-
li'S liindii!K. laian and Saviujr Association.
1 he l'eopie s liuiidins, Loan and Savinc Asso
ciation, delendant. will take notice that on the
th day ot Apm A. 1J. lsns Chanes C. l'arinele
as rec: iver cf the Citizens Bank of Piattsmouth.
Nebraska, nlaintitl tierein. hied his netition in
the disuict court of Cass county. Nebraska.
irainst said defendant, tiie object and prayer of
. iiicn are io recover a money judgment against
etendant on three causes ol action set forth in
said petition: on the nrst cause of action for the
ot s.nivvith seven per cent interest thereon
rom the'.itli dav of May A. U. Isht- on tfie sec
ond cause of action the sum of .s'jon with seven
r cent intercut tiieieoti from the iith dav of
lay A. 1). 1- i: on the third caue of action the
tun of ;:ia.i witli seven percent interest thereon
am the Mill day ot Novemoer A. 1). lsii.
i ou are requested to answer said petition on or
c-fore the amli day of May A. 1). ls,is.
Hated this l'.Uliday ot April A. 1J. lstis.
Chaki.es C. Fakmei.e,
As Receiver of Citizens Bank of Piattsmouth.
Nebra:-ka. By his Attorneys, Byron elarlc SC.
A. Raw Is.
1
H. lV-barr
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE..
I ire Insurance at Actual Cost. Collec
tions liiven Special Attention. 7."0,iwiJ
.-r.-j r,l s,-h ,, I a,U l,,r 1
rorj'?fl lt:i' T:".-.i;n oT.-i Zli-,-
A iiao curria'o doulilos tho iilo:i.s,iri.-oi driv
in. Jnteridirir linvcrs of carriiiL'os or h.-ii--
ncjs enn save dollars Iiy sondimr for the
lurtro. freo catalog-iio of the Elkhart Carriage
bud Harness life Co., Elkhart, JLud.
Sjnri.il I'li'v In Wall 'a!vy Ior
thr Sjh in1.!, Tnnjr:
Nice 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . n P.at'e a-,. . ..'J ier Hull
Nice I 1. ii r an en I '. t : i i Jo i r 1 Ioi .
Nil-,' I i ii i n o-i ooiii I'atU'fs, .'ie per I to. I
Niee I'.ilor I .it t i-rns, '.Ie per I loll
Al.I. Nl V Sl Vl.l.s -We linve
:i few I;, nun, nt- ill still l.ower
I'liees. Als,,) e very t li i ni ytiu
Heed ill I 'n i n I s or Oils at t he
Lowest I'riees.
(iIUIN(i & CO.,
lriiKKlilH Inn, I iill l'iir lltiili n.
,
Igl
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WE MEAN BUSINESS! I
A Stlciiilil Line of New, l'Vc-sh (Iroccrics
..Just hv ciwil ;it..
L. B. EGENBERGER'S
Also a Fine Line of Dry Goods and Notions.
REMEMBER v-a, e not Sell iii"; Sijeair ,'it I,i ks Tlitin
('est in order to M;il,e up on .iemiet li i li else, lint wo Hell jvery-thii:"-
on :t CLOSI-l MAIKIIN nnd.voti will Uml HAliOAINS in
every Department .
TlIK MCI 1ST
LIXI'l OF
FINE
In tin
i cil.y. sold !y San
You Souk
I , .1 ,.
310 Main St.
.. THE LEADERS ..
! 1 14 F
,p O A
7' K m W. id ii :k
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It Vl
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K C 8
A. H. WECKBACH & CO.
'"PHI'-V earr v
lie ! : !'oe,-l a in.
thine; fresh and new. Tin
mors t lie :mI v,! ii ta ee n special
nl'-'.'riVa 111 slOCK. 'i ll-' oti'.v Ol.H
fresh Cheese. Cull and see us.
A, II. WECKBACH &
c
tiut have ri.1'1 lircct to the ron-,Kii:i.t-r
fr unrs nt wh m
fai'i lino.?, PiivuiL' him tiie
dr.iljr's proIitH.
w h'.-re I'ir examination.
Kvcrythmtr wnrrant'jd.
lMstvl. Sbf Vhir;J'S.
III 1 l V. i "
styles of l!irns
Surn-va, tsi Cirri a-
-pns, I'h:uit''riB, 'J'rans, Vitf,n
et'cs, Sr.ni:r H'a' and Miiic
Ko. 77. SurreT ITarnM. Prl"f, f 16.00. bair ns. S. r-l f r
Ad K..d m belts for S-ia. CaUHgue of all our styled. shade, apruu ami ItDdern, w. As good m Mils for
ELKHART cakriage and iiakehh to. v. b. puatt. c't. elkuakt. uio.
w
It. I ...
lmmm Oldest 1 liveryman,
Jsmss G13 MAIN STREET,
STILL IN BUSHMESS.
BEST n'o;s for VVe-i'linfTd, Funerals or Pleasure Parties, etc. Hack orders
attended to promptly. Terms reasonable. Cash preferred. Calland ge
rates Telephone 7(5.
Ti. B. W. D. Jones auctioneer all kinds of goods and Inrm tock
disposed of
They banisii pain
and prolong life.
CD
a-i
.1 ! N'V
-a I
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
A now FtTlpparkft containing tfh Rrrv r nrr.r.i
Ii90'! .'rr; Z'yi'K r'' i,w :rI '
to thH KIPass nirmi AL i '
Tabu utj wU be tkri t for five
riis. jfc.t UitJiCiiic
CARPETS..
pie.
('onio iii nnd we will Save
L. B. KOKNBERCjER.
T r F
RY TRADE
!- i-i
most eioripiele lino in ( ;i ss 'eonri ty. f.1 E vcry
v i; y e.,sli fm uur i-.ini nnd five tiieir ounto
0 isenu r.ts. A i-empieto line of canned foodn
e ii. the ia y where you Jean (retail kinds of
. Waterman BP
unci
Muji any-j
larp?, frt
tfi Surrey. Prlr'. with rartaint, limpa, ma.
D. JONES...
Crjs.s County's
GIVES
A
RELIEF.
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In httt rrtn (wlfhont plw) fe now for ml
1 !"rt n:r:u.i for tic p.wr und tbeeconomi- f
lt( r mde a.nco tiie world wa crv&tetl.
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