HIV
Tl
k' Ni-w Vtirlv Lays Low
Another Spanish Kurt.
Vilmlral ilmi'y Will I-mI roy Sln'd FI--t
In I Ik- I'lillllpiiK H Mttiill Not to l
lliiiiiliiirili il - Tin' I'nrU Hi N-v
III k III llT 1 1 Hp H'I ill K.
Atlanta, tit., April .'50. A fpccial
to tli! diurnal from Key Went t-ay Cu
harms ;t small fort i ti-d town thirty-five
miles wost of Havana, on tho northern
roust, of Havana was fircil on hy the
Now York, Friday evening, anil tho
fort ! mol isln il . Theirino; lxan at
r.;.'!(l, anil lusted lifiocn ininutcH. Ten
nhot- won) lirotl from tho Now York's
Icittei-ioH. Tlio New York anil Hel
ena, trii-il to draw firo from tho
hatltM-im of Havana and Mariel
hut they failed. Yontonhty after
noon tho lla.-iliip Now Yorlf, with
well directed shells from tho six inch
U ti ns in lier forwar d turret, completely
silenced and rendered useless for both
men or tfuns, the two Spanish forts
nt 1 'ort 'nbahanas twolvo mi!o- west
of Mariel and thiriy-livo Hides from
Havana. As in the ca.-.o of Malanzas,
tho, lirst shot w:is li red by a Spaniard.
tii:-. i'.i:is ai:i:ivi:s.
Ni;v York, A n; il .'. I tie Ameri
can lino steamer I 'a is arrivi d this
mum in,r f r m Southampton, lifter a
rotijh tssajje of seven d:iys, t-cven-
tei n hours and forty-five minutes, with
nine alixm, fort v-r-e von second cabin
and ninty-cijjht slconifjo passengers.
The Paris left Southampton April "2,
at l!:0." p. in.
WAU KKVKN IK I'AKSKS hocni:.
Washington, April MO. Tlio bill
authorizing $oiH,HiO,(i():) bonds, to draw
.5 per cent interest, passed tho house
today. The silver forces tried to pre
vent old payments but failed to do so.
KOI HOLTS!': AT SANTIAGO.
New York, April 3'). Tho English
consulate at Santiiipo has been at
tacked. The consul wires '"Send war
ship; life in danger." Tho governor
of Jamaica sen t a ship over at once.
There is liable to be serious complica
tions result.
TO lN'VADK C'Ul'.A.
Washington, April .'l-. It is said
that Wednesday, May 4, will witness
the embarkation at Tampa of (,d00
troops for Cuba.
Madrid authorities pretend not to
w have any fears as to the out come of
the present conflict and assume to
think the United St ites is simply
blurting.
Spain hopes to jrain a littlo advant
age by tryin? to frighten American
soliliers by creating' a yellow fever
scare and conveying tho idea that it
will prove ileal h toour soldiers to at
tempt a. campaign there. The Span
iards si em to rcuai-d the yellow fver
as a jjreat ally in Cub. (len. Miles
stati s th-t he will Ik in no hurry in
landing our troops in Cub-i but is
laying plan to w,n in the Cohan Cam
paign. Fears as to the icmi t in tho
iskw d at e not of tl e i-lig litest momeut.
Ci ui-or Sim I'rai Cisco lei t It ooklyn
navy yards at 4:l!it this :if ernoon and
put tii - J i. The New Oric his w.'l fol
low toniorro.v morning.
The auxii ary crui-ers St. Luis and
Hai v.:rd have orders lo locate the
Spanish Meet whicii left Verde islands
and return with report as soon as pos
sible. Jyindon, April 00. Prince Bismarck
aecorning to a dispatch from Iterlin,
says Germany ought not to bind her
hands by a neutrality declaration.
C:ni!;lit Some Kosf.
Ken ird. tho fox, is a queer animal
that a' ways seems lo follow civiliza
tion. Only a few years ago such an
animal as a red fox was unknown and
unheard' of in this county, but now
they are to bo found along the river
bluffs, thoug few in number. Ben
Horning, who resides two miles 60uth
of ton n, captured two half-grown cubs
last week and jl grown one about two
nA nths ago, in a trade. He has the
two young ones caged up for pets and
as curiosities.
Henry Tims, ono of his neighbors,
also caught two young foxes in a trap
not long ago. Mr. Horning says the
family of foxes where ho caught two,
got away with over two hundred
.chickens for him last winter.
Children like it, it saves their lives.
c mean One Minute Cough Cure,
tho infaliib:o remedy for coughs,
colds, croup, bronchitis, grippe, and
nil throat and lung troubles. F. G.
Fricke & Co. ,
l':iKlnru!;t' for Stock.
Horses and cattle taken to pasture
at Cidioii'; good gr; ss, plenty of thade
and running water. Call on the un
dcrsi 'ii'-d, at l u iom, or address,
Gi:oi:f;n Hicks,
Cedar Crek, Neb.
TO Cl'lli: .V 14)1.1 l-N ON K DAV
Take Laxative linnini QuiniuoTablets.
AH mggists refund the mne3' if it
fails to cure. 2oe. Tho genuine hns
L. U. Q. on each tablet.
i )
CITY AND COUNTY.
HA 'I'll till A Y .
Lr nholT It-OH. today received a hand
some 18 foot huntinj' liny for Hotel
Kiley, an (S-foot ling each for Judge
Itamsey, S. Wauh and Kveielt Luton.
.Marshal J. Gaiter of VecpinL'
Water was hero today on legal busi
ness. Charley Hover-ago was a S uth Om
aha caller today to look in on tlio
c ittlo market.
A. L. Backer, of near Union, was in
town today. Ho reports crops looking
fine in that vicinity.
The It. it M. has issued a new time
card which goes into effect tomorrow.
No changes occur in tho time uf trains
hero.
Mrs. E. W. Hlack is home from
Kansas City where she left her bro
ther much improved in health and in
a fair way for recovery.
Tho Washington dis-p itches state
that C. II. Smith has peon appointed
by tho President as postmaster here
to take tho placo of W. K. Fox who.-o
term expires next week.
Charles J. Vifouain, eon of General
Victor Vifquain, left Eineoln Tliurs
day for tho Klondyke region. lie will
take a steamer at Seattle and go up
tho Yukon river. Tho trip will re
quire ono months time from Seattle.
Mr. Vifquain will join his brotheY
Itlakelv. who is at Diwson. 1 he faro
from Seattlo t j D iwson will cot $,'!00,
besides $2(10 a ton for f eight. Hiakely
Vifquain hasio.;g!.i an interest in
hcveral mines. f!o leports that he
paid $2,)l)0 for ;i tow n lot in Dawson
ami that luinbor is .selling there for
$100 a thousand fee. 'la'.u Journal.
M DAY.
Will Pitzor of Go. .vo -d w is in the
city last eveniii' vui'i g li s friend
C. A. Kawls.
C. Ileisel has decorated his lluring
mill by the emblem of liberty tho
American II ig.
County Clerk James Robertson and
wife are homo from a pleasant week's
visit at Franklin, Neb.
S. I). Holyor tho pleasant represent
ative of J. 13. Foley and Co. of Chicago
made the news a visit today.
Geo. Edson leaves Monday for his
cattle ranch ont near Eoup City ex
pecting to bo absent several weeks.
Mrs. Henry Schluntz and children,
who havo been visiting in Iowa for
some time, will arrive l.oineon Monday
or Tuesday.
The lvi ley's now flag was hoisted
l.t2 t,5.i-lit Tfr !j o li.)inli' i rt A irfijllin
aciou nil ii v. i u i .i ia uv.i-aui iiiiu niu uiu
admiration of tho hundreds of peo
ple who were on the streets.
Forty five cars of stock passed
through on the IJ. .K: M. last night
between 7 and lOocloek with two more
to follow before midnight.
John Churchill, well known here.
and wdio recently removed lo Nance
county, has returned to Cass and will
establish a blackmith busine-s near
liock 1 51 u IT.
MONDAY.
Charles Clifford and daughter of
Louisville wore in town todav.
George Clizbo of Weeping Water
was in Plattsmouth Sunday enjoying'
the societv of friends.
George Mclv.'ynolds and Charles
Banning of Nehawka were in iho city
Sunday seeing their friends.
W. A. Derrick, formerly of this city,
was recently in Loudon, but has now
gone lo Beilin and is studying with
Alfred Blumo
George Todd wont to Omaha this
afternoon expecting to get a position
as one of the lot) exposition guards
which are now being appointed .
A case of foreclosure was filed in tho
district court today wherein Molly
Berger prays for judgment against
Almira C. Willis for the sum of $-3:!3
now due.
The sheriff today sold 120 acres of
tho Murray laud to tho Bank of Cass
County for $4,700. and 2u0 acres under
another order, to ihe saino parties for
$7,000. Also eighty acres of tho Wood
land t.ear Weeping Water to George
Sheldon for $l,oS..
Mrs. C S. Twiss was taken sudden
ly ill last evening tit her homo while
sitting reading. She fell to ihe lloor
and for a few moments her life was
despaired of. Prompt and effective
work of a physician, however, resusci
tated her and tod i.v she is do tig v .ry
well.
It is a groat leap from the old fash
ioned doses of blue-mass and nauseous
phj-sics to the pleasant little pills
known as De Witt's Little Early llisers.
They cure constipation, sick headache
and biliousness. F. G. Frieke & Co.
Will Organize a Company.
Ex-Senator Tefft went to Lincol-,
Tuesday, and had an interview with
Governo.- Holcorab, regarding a com
pany of volunteers to be organized at
this place, who are willing to g to the
front ranks in th- war now on between
United States and Spain. Mr. Tefft
in for mod the Adrocite man that Gov
ernor Uolcomb gave him authority to
organize a company of volunteers here
and this said company would be the
next c ill d upn from Cass county to
go forth and perforate the Spaniards
Avoca Advocate.
It is, or should b tne highest aim
of every merchant to please his customer:-;
;.nd th.-il Iho wido-awj.ke drug
firm of Meyers & Esh!em m, Sii rii-?g,
I'll., is doing so, is proven by the fi 1
lowing, f em Vr. Eshlenia'i; "ft, my
sixteen yo.si-!-, experience in the d-u
business 1 have nt ver si en or n,l or
tried a meOici'i" 1 h;'t gave as good sat-J
isfaction as Obaiiibe-l-ii-.'s Colic
j
Cholera and Ditiri hoe 1 Remedy
Sold by all druggist
THO STOIIM.
I.iIVi I t V ! nl.iy 'k Until hiiiI I.mkI Nlght'it
Klllll on I h NoIiIIit Itoj H.
Lincoln Neb, Ap'tl sijecial
to t he N l s J Yesterday 's wind and
dust storm and hist night's rain and
wind storm was ouitnhovc.ro through
this part of Nebraska. Tha soldier
, . 4. i . i
bovH nt camp Saunders got a good
t -nto of fi. m, (,f ll,o l.iinl.hi.n of army
life?. The dust was so had yesterday
afternoon that the companies had to
stop drilling ar.d the rain and wind of
! rul. nifrlkt. ii'ia i:irl r 1 1 wttnik nf llio
tender boys who are not used to rough
it g it, sleeping in wet beds and get
ling drenched to the skin. They are
in good spirits this morning, however,
l i l.. . . r i w i. .. .:
ii mi ii .i t ij Misb uou u ii lii ei r eu i u usiii sin
or patriotism. Aoout thirty i.ro i
put ted sick ut none :iro in serious
.....
' UHll LlOn
The Gattlin rrun drill vesterdav af-
" " J
ternoon was conducted in true veter-
in stylo and was very satisfactory to
the regimental ollieers.
The Thurston Killes have been pre-
... . ..
t-jcntcii with a hanusouie silk nag, the
gift Of their Omaha flieilds.
The oliicors hojio to fill up tho com-
panies which are short of men and bo
rcadv to turn tho Iroops over to tho
. ,, , ,
war department nt 1' ort Crook by
The following difdiaiges have boon
m:ide: Physical disability, ): own ap-
plication, for business and other rea-
sons. V.): non-residents. 8: exniration
tune or service, S; without honor, 1.
pany was taken away by yesterday's
wind. The tables wen disar-an t(i1
and tho provisions badly disligurcd.
Tho hoy(. wU ct uscd to catin
dirt
before many month's service, however.
and they took it very philosophically.
ABOUT STATE TROOPS
Volunteers who -an l'ass Kxaminat inn
Searre-No Kuum for New
Coiiipa nils.
LiiNXor.x, Ni:n., ApiiloO. Special.
The boys are still at Camp Saunders
and it is not at all i m probable that
they will remain for some days, from
u,e fact that Unrequired number ol
,icn have not yet appeared who can
pass the examination and thus lillmp
the quota. The governor teems delor-
initial lo m a l n t, : 1 1 n thnniilil,fi.rvnr(rnni.
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.auuii iisiiL prcseiib ariaiiL'eu wiiuouii
. . - .
discharging any commissioned officers
to make room for new ones who are
organizing companies and applying for
admission. There is room for volun
teers who a pply as individuals and can
pass the examination, bun no room for
new com panics until the present com
panies are tilled up.
A number of old Univoisity students
ai e desirous of organizing a regiment
of artilery. Lieut. Dudley of St. Paul,
the gentieinan who instructed these
men at the University in military tac
tics some years ago, was cillcd here
today, to assist in organizing the artil
ery, but the governor put up such a
strong opposition to recognizing any
other forces until the old companies
are full in membership that Lieuten
ant Dudicy is compelled to return
home without accomplishing1 tho ob
ject of his visit. It is really too had
that such conditions exist when the
countty is in trouble.
Everythir."; is quiet at the camp this
afternoon, ai d the boys have about re
covered from the ellects of the storm
of Friday night.
Later Gov. Iloicomb has decided
to give encouragement to tho organiza
tion of the regiment of artilery after
consultation with Lieutenant Dudley.
On the morning of Feb. 20, ISO), I
was sick with 1 heumatism, and lay in
bed until May 21st, when I got a bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The
first application of it relieved hie al
most entirely from the pain and the
second afforded coil plete relief. In a
-hort time I was able to be up and about
again.-
-A. T. Mokkaux, Luvcrne,
Sold by all druggists.
M inn.
A Xtw Disease.
Nebraska Cit3- Press: Mr. Marthena
who lives on tho Geo. Conklin farm
south of the city is reported as being
very low with slight hopes of recov
ery.
iive tin- Children u Drink
calloi Grain-O. It is a delicious, ap
petizing, nourishing food drink to
tako the placo of coffe Sold by all
grocers ana liked by ail who have used
it because when properly prepared it
tastes like the finest coffee but is free
from all its injurious properties.
Grnin-Oaids digestion and strengthens
the nerves. It is not a stimulant but a
health builder, and children, as well
as adults, can drink it with great
benefit. Co.-ts about one-fourth as
much as coffee, lo and i-'fic.
J-iast month Otto Wurl's business
showed a wonderful increase. He
makes the best cigar on tho market
and is not ashamed to say so through
the newsp ipors which have a known
circulat.it n. His cigar factory is now
firmly established as one of Platts
mouths leading industries.
Keltef iu Six Honrs
Distressing kiuney and bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by I"iik
GUKAT Sol'TII jMEUIfA KlIMfKY
Cuke." It is a great surpi ise on ac
count tf its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain iu hlauder, kidneys and
back, in male or female. Relieves
retention almost immediately. If you
want quick relief nnd cure, this is the.'Gilmour, or leave orders at Egenber
jeinedy. Sold by Goring & Co., Drug
st, Plattsmouth, Neb.
AUKE CAVEY HEARD FR0A1.
Writ Hit liit-r-tliiic I.cttt-r mi 1'oIiIIim
Hint Throw tew ItrlekK.
Wat.asii, Neb., April !.".. To tho
Editor of tho Nkw.s-IIkkald, l'lutts
mouth: In regard to the article I sent
to the Omaha lteo April IS, I see by
your piper you have copied it and
commented on it; also, I see by the
Plattsmouth Journal, April l!2, they
HiiV the Evenine Hyena Howl made
' J
Ulo hon(.t bimB.allisu of Cs eour.lv
iinoiiier spusmouic cnon to misienu
by reprinting a letter of mine and in
my letter to tho Ueo I do not refer to
fu'n " ""y manner, but purely to
Governor Holeeinb, Senator Hearing
and mutual insurance. If tho editor
- uf tho I'lattsmout h Journal will read
- tho heading: of niv article ho will see
that I did say there was dissatisfac-
lion in tho I"luiiHt party, and allow
rrirt In un r i fr h I. Iini-n I h;it 'ill I h nwi ii n t
""J ' ' "
I . . . . . . , .
I were at tho popuhsi convention last
- fall at Weeninir Water and hoard tho
chairman of that convention tell Guy
I i ; ..: 4 : r t. .1 r 1 i . .
I lilVHISHIII 11 U1U UCIllUUrilia Ul I 1U.IL3-
moulh diU not tol filir' and if thoV
I ,l : i 1. .1 .1 : . 1 .
11 iu as inev iiiiu uono iu liio iiast.
fusion was a thing of tho past. Will
the editor of tuo Journal kindly show
tho independents of this county where
the? h"vo with tho democrats in
I tho oast that tho independents ever
, , . , .. T
elected a man on tho ticketr I am not
Ln i(W,,finilt nnr fi.m T n .lpmn.l
but, believing the money question be-
fore the people was tho most vital
'lULSUOn inai cenironieu iiiem, anu oo
I . a : i . t .1 r ,11
lieving the republican p;irty uiu not
I , ' , T .
II. l rv - . j Ait L-i-i uhhim ua x n u n u u a j
oucht on this ouestion. and.
bolievinjr lljat if nrvan was
elected it would bo to the bettorinent
pn tho money question, 1 supported
th:lt ticket; and, being a silver
republican, I did my best to promote
.. ., , ., ,
crats in somo of tho eastern states
hold their conventions last fall the sil
i
ver democrats set their honest couvic
tions aside and worked with the gold
democrats for anything to beat the re
publicans. Now, Mr. Editor, as the
Texas statesman remarkod, "Where
was I at?" Always a republican, and
then to sco them preach the money
question only to set. it aside in their
conventions made mo .wonder where I
had drifted. There has never been a
more loal set of men as independents
and democrats than there is in the
western part of Class county in voting1
for tho fusiou ticket in the past. If
the editor of the Journal will come out
here I will take him to somo of tho best
citizens, both independents and demo
crats, who vvM tell him tney have
been betrayed in the past by the demo
crats in the eastern part of Cass
i ,., t.i j .
LUUUtl i Alio 11 v- ii u-;v- u liiu .i coimij-
faction among tho independents here
in Cass, and it is littlo better in other
counties. Let tho editor of the Journal
read his brother editor's roasting of
Auditor Cornell, who is accused of
accepting passes for himself and family
from the railroads, and playing in the
hands of the railroads. Is it not a fact
that the democrats of Plattsmouth in
tended to nominate Hearing for counly
treasurer last fall, thinking he was
the strongest man they could put up,
but when George Towle, while in
Plattsmouth, told them that if they
did ho would bo snowed under election
day, they gave it up. Tho silver dem 1
cratsout hero remembered when Hear
ing was on a standstill whether to
fall, over to tho gold democrats.
with Frank Whito or not, but
seeing the silver party being the
stronger he fell over 10 them, and his
course to the democrat here and his
record in tho logislatu.-e heould not
be elected road supervisor out here,
and if Gov. Ilolcotub in appointing
Dealing- at Norfolk thinks Hearing
can fix this county for him this fall,
he wi 1 be surprised as much as the
Spaniards will bo when tho United
States get through with them.
Before closing 1 would like to say-
that one democrat has the confidence
of our people and is highly spoken of
by everybody and that is Judge llam-
sey. Respectfully,
Mike Cavey.
Household Coils.
The ancient Greeks believed that
the Penates were the gods who at
tended to the welfare and prosperity
of the family. They were worship
ped as household gods. The house
hold god of today is Dr. King's
Now Discovery. For consumption,
coughs, colds and for all affections of
thioat, chest and lungs, it is invalu
able. It has been ti ied for a quarter
of acentury and is guaranteed to cure
or money returned. No household
should bo without this good angel. It
is pleasant to take and a safe and sure
remedy for old and yourg. Free trial
bottles at F. G. Fricke & Co's. Regu
lar size 50c and $1.
Do You Want I'tano?
A. R. Newcomb, of Nebraska City,
is in town for the cext two weeks and
has a number of pianos and organs of
the latest style and standard makes,
which he is offering at the lowest
rates. See him at Hotel Plattsmouth
if you want to buy and save money.
I desire to attest to the merits of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one
of the most valuable and efficient
prepaiations on tha market. It broke
an exceedingly dangerous criugh for
me in 24 hours, and.in gratitude tbote
for, I desire to inform you that I will
never bo without it and you should feel
proud of the high esteem in which
your Remedies are held dy people in
general. It is the one remedy among
ten theusand. Success to it. O. R.
Downey, Editor Democrat, Albion,
Ind. For sale by all druggists.
Light Ilrahuiait,
And fancy Game Bant ims for s de; also
eggs for setting. Enquire of William
ger & Troop's, where some of the
chickens may be seen.
Naval Si r Ire lt-iilr-iu-iit.
A short timo idnco we puhl inhcil an
item to the effect that Jacob Jacolt-i n,
Danish navy man for ten 3 ears, had
Hpplied to Secretary E'ng for enlist
ment iri'tho United Stat' s navy. In
reply to his letter Mr. Jacobi n re
ceived this circular desci i hi uir the
terms of enlistment:
NAVY li;r. li'l'M INI,
Washington, d. c , Mar. 1, ':is.
1. Men physically and otherwise
qualified are enlis'e I in the Navy as
follows:
Pay pet
ition th.
Seaman
Ordinary seamen . . .
Landsmen
Shipwrights
Blacksmiths
Plumbers and litters.
Sailmakers
Painters
Machinists, 1st class.
Machinists, 2d class..
IJoilormakcrs
Coppersmiths
Firemen, 1st class
Firemen, 2d class
Coal passers
2I 00
11 (Ml
it; Oil
2." 00
.M 1 1 11 1
."i vo
2" en
. . . . :;o 00
o." on
40 00
00 (Ml
50 (to
;;." 00 j
::o 00 '
L'2 00
Apothecaries (id (0
Ship's cooks, -1th class 20 00
Musicians, 1st class :2 do
Musicians, 2d class ;;o o:
Buglers :io 00
Hach enlisted person also receives
one ration per day while on board of
a ship.
2. The term of enlistment is for
three years.
.'!. Persons enlisted for iho naval
service must bo of robu-t frame, in
telligent, of perfectfy sound and
healthly constitution, free from any
defects or malformation, and not sub
ject to fits.
4. Physical examinations are made
by a naval surgeon at the placo of en
listment.
5. Persons aro not enlisted as lands
men if over tho ago of 2o, unless they
possess some mechanical trade; nor
after even though possessing a
trade.
(. No person will bo enlisted who
does not understand and speak the
English language.
7. No allowance will be made for
traveling expenses whether accepted
or not.
S. Application for enlistment can lie
mado to tho commanding ollicer of ihe
U. S. S. Wabash, Navj Yard, Boston,
Mass.; U. S. S. Vermont, Navy Yard,
New York; TJ. S. S. Richmond, Navy
Yard, Loaguo Island, Pa.; U.S. S
Franklin, Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va.
and the U. S. S. Independence, Navy
Yard, Mare Island, Cal.
John- D. Lono,
Secretary.
On first enlistment men must be be
tween the ag?s of 21 and 35.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. DoWitt's Lit
tle Early J visors cleanse the liver.
euro constipation and till stomach and
liver troubles. F. G. Fricke &. t o.
" ISriile Fill.
Only aboi.t thirty teams ore at work-
on the big till at the east end of the
bridge, yet the dirt is boing piled up
so that in a few weeks the dirt train
will he put on to get-dirt from tho big
cut on this side to linish the top of the
fill, which we aro informed will be
wide enough for a double track.
M. Li. Yocvm, Cameron, Pa., says "I
Wiis a sulTerer for ten years, trying
all kinds of pile remedies, but without
success. DoWitt's Witch iiaz'jl Salve
was reccommend to me. I used one
box. It has eiiei'tf-d a permanent
cure. A a permanent cure lor f'llos
Lev lit t v lien ll.i.et Si.tive I; :s no
equal. F. C Fricke & Co.
There's no better Hour tiiade Shan
Hnisel's" l'lauoif ter," manufactured
in this city. Ask your grocer for it,
and thereby got the best and sup
port a home industry tit the same litre,
which builds up the town.
TO Cl'KK A I'dLU IN (INK DAY
rake Laxative Hi omo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 2c. The genuine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
The Daily State Journal and the
Evening Nf.avs make a combina
tion that can't bo equaled. All the
local homo news and ihe news from
every corner of tho srlobe at your door
overy day for only 20 cents per week.
A party of young- men came over
from Glenwood Sunday to get a
"drink" and found only tho key-holes
open, all the saloons having closed in
obedience to the mayor's order. Sev
eral of the Plattsmouth boys also
shared the same fate.
Plattsmouth has raised a company
of volunteers to help make up Ne
braska's quota under the president's
call for 12-,000 troops. They are now
raising a company of artillery, County
Judge Spurlock nnd Attorney C. S.
Polk heading the list. Nehawka Reg
ister.
It 1'nyn to lift the Itest.
W. E. and C. E. Crabill aro deliver
ing tho best of milk to their customers
in all parts of the city. Try our sys
tem of bottle delivery.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Creditors.
State of Nebraska. . . r,.f,. nrt
Cass county. ) ...... v-wm..
In the matter of the estate of Samuel McCnn-
kev. deceased. Notice is hereby triven that the
creditors of said deceased will meet the adminis
trator of said estate, helore me. countv iudgc of
eass county. Nebraska, at the county court room
in 1 lattsmouth m said county, on the ith day of
Noverabtr, lsus, at o clock a. in . lor the mir-
pose of presenting their claims for examination,
adjustment and allowance. Six months are al-
loweu tor the creditors ol said deceased to pre
sent their claims ani one year for the adminis
trator to settle said estate, from the 7th day of
.May, is:i.
This notice shall be published in the Semi-
Weekly News-Hlkal! for four weeks succes
sively, prior to the "th day of May, lvis.
VVlttl.KC 111V f-QT1,t anil ol f.t c i . I -utirl
at Flattsmouth. Ncbra-ka, this, the 1 1th d - oi
April, A. U. li-tts.
OEORGE M . SPI RLOCK,
(Seal) County Judge.
o:
No
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O.i -t. t
. "S pi ! i ,il I . 1 w I r
I 'l.itt-mouth fer t i,.
repn'at inn fur. . . .
The iScst Goods
..Lowest
This is 1 ill r III 1 1 1 . o ir i ri 1 1 i ;i 1 1 1
rule. Mid we do IH'I. rriipo 1 t.i
ib-p.irt fi Oin il ine.v O n- Srin;'
htock iJ larger and 111 ir ' i n n
plcle this ca r than cm r
We are soli- a ;'
111 ii t h for the cm ii
( 'at." I ir 1 in I Tr i pi
--it--, in 1 I 1 I I s
' ir 1 1 e. ' I ;:.--u
lv' iimi- -1 ! ncU
''gs.
( 'oHim in and sei
wi 1 1 I r.-a t 011 1 i ! Ii I .
,'IH 1 I wo
nit' (;oojs
o:
Bottom Dropped Out
..of Prices
On 1897-Grown ...
Garden and Field
Two Packages Garden Seed, 5c.
Everything else at bottom prices.
Now is the time lo repnir yotir Spouting- ;nil Tin Roofs, lie
fore tlie rains lie-in
We Have Something New
In a door lock" th tl will last a life-time ; lias no springs;
works letter and costs less niotiev titan a spring lock.
Call and see a (Iravil.y door lock-, at the ivliaMe hardware
store of - -
B. HALL
South Sixth Street, -
EE
w it . w:-yi ri , r: U . fi
Continue to do a leadingbusiness in Fancy
and Staple Groceries. Because they carry
an immense stock, buy for cash and sell at
low prices. Everything good to eat of Best
Quality. Call and try us.
Corner of Sixth 2nd Pearl Streets, - - Plattsmouth, Neb
IL r. --xi - .a. - ,t, ,- i--f-y i i f ' 1 1 - - - " - -,- - m 111 i.hi.1 11
Permanently cured by usin DIl. WHITEHALL'S RHEUMATIC ( UUE. The
surest and the best. - Sold by druggists on a posiiive guarantee, J'ri:e 50 cent.'!
yer box. Samplo Font free on mention of this publication.
THE Dli. WHITEHALL MLGIIIMLN L ;o , South Iicnd. Indiana.
I.I ff ll llt !?.
In ihe di- ti i.-t ruin t of ( ';i -s rim i.t v. Ni-I
(Jhailest;. I'arme.e a n.-i'eu er ol tin: t..;.i:nv
Uatik ot l-iatt-tuouth, Nebraska, vs. The 1'eo-
ple s lluiiii:::, i.oari aim .avi;i;.r .--snc i.uioii.
1 lie l eni.ic s liuiimt.g. i .uan aim .a in .-.s -o
ciatmn, ili.-leii'lant, uui lake l.ot'.e tnai rn I in-
th day ot Ai.iii A. I I'." t.t:ar ..-s C. r.iii-iele
as receiver i.t iliet U;i.n- ii.itiKoi i -ia; ism. niiii.
Nebraska, iiiaiiilitt tierrin, lued Ins petiti.m m
the distiict court of tass county, Nebraska,
against said defendant, the object and prau-r uf
whicii are to recover a iii-iii: jiidiiient auaiti't
defendant on three causes ot action set f.irtli in
said petition: on the tirt cause of action for the
sum of - wilh seviMi p-:rce;it interest tbi.-reon
from the t'tli day of Ma A. I), ii'7: on the sec
ond cause ot action the Mini of .'.'M '-ceii
per cent inteiest thereon fr en t.'ie h day of
.lav A. 1 '. s.'i:on ttie tainl cau e ol aciion iie
sum of imnwith seven pe-rcent inti-re- t i hereon
f rom the I'l.h day of V. ember A. I). iK'7.
Vott are re'iue.-te 1 to answer -aid petition on rn
before the :;uth day of May A. I). I
I'ated tiiis l'.ith nay of Apr.! A. I . I
ClIAHI.I-s i'. I 'A KM I II.
As Receiver of Citizens Uatik of I'iatt.-iiiotitli.
Nebraska, liy ltis Attornejs, I'.yron i lai K . C
A. Kauls.
Probate Notice.
In county court. Cass county. Nebraska.
In the matter of ti e estate ot liaitharer He-
bold, deceased. Ail persons int rc-sti-d in said
mailer are herebv notified ti. at on ti.e l itli day
of April, ls'.'s. Kl.a Men ii.l tiied a petition in
said court, aiieiiiir. anions other ttiin-, tuat
iialthaser Siebold d el on the U..t: day ol .Marc.'i.
ls'.is. leaving a last wiil and testament and p,is-
ssed of real and peis.oiial estate in sain county
of tlie reasonabie vanie of -in and praying
for the probate of said will and for administra
tion of said estate- "u are hereby notified that
il vcu fail to Epnear before said court on the I ith
day of May. A. 1).. lsn-, at -o'cockp. m.. t-.
contest ttie probate of said w i i i . tiie court niny
aiiow and probate said Wi ii and urant adtiiitii.
tration ot said estate to Joseph V. . Johnson arid
Kiia Sieboid, jointly, or smne other suitable
person, and proceed to a settlement of sa: 1 es
tate Vitne--s mv hand and trie seai ot said
court at I'lattsmoutb. Nebraska, this, the l"th
lay of Apiil. A. 1).. I -.'.
... , (jl-CKoK .11. .-l'l KI.I" K.
(-"-'aI County Ju 1-e.
Legal Notice.
In tlie district court of Cass county. Nebraska.
Joseph tiraham and J jl:n ilkin on, partiier.s.
rJomir business under li.e linn name of 'iral.am
ev Wilkinson, piaintitH, vs. Frank Kii.idy and
Clara Roddy, cieteiidants. J'he defendants w:ii
take notice that Joseph tiraham and Joint
insoti. under the name of t irahat'Jffii-l likinson.
have coninieiiced an action a;a::,t said neici. i-
ants in tiie ciisirict couit ol Cass county. Ne
braska, the object an 1 prayer ol which is to re
cover a judgment against said defendants for the
l tttn ol .i for go-ids so:d and delivered winch
were necessary l-.-i tiie support and mamtenanee
of sad delendants nd tor wh.ih defendants
agreed to pay. and that they have cau-td the I
east "lie hail id the inn t iieat one quarter c! se. -
tion ill, to .mi lo. lai.ue it, east of. the si til pr in-
cipal meridian. s. -ale in L.i-s coutit y.Neljr as ica. j
to be atiacae 1 in s o l ac-Ui u a- the propcit; ol
said defend. nits.
1 Jeteiidanls are retpiiicd t i aii-iv -I sai I peti
tion on or beloii' t lie Pa I. da', ! May. or J.id
nient will be taken as pi.iyed 1 r m s.i.d peti
tion. Joseph Graham ard J .hn i'.kinsou. mid r the
firm name ot Orahani S iiKius n.
C lelit, plaiiitin's attorney
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siii (i ,y v. ; 1 1 -
- 1 ii . 11 in .
I," !it i'.l '
, v ii i i- h wn a re in a 1 U i ng
1 1 1 - rea n 1 1 1 lni-ini's in
1 ml 1 1 1 e estubl 1 - le d a
;al llic,
Possible Prices.
Triple Knee.
LIHI 11LK U I VVIiiiu THl wVv
I lWVL
& SON,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
-
Legal Notice.
Il di iriit c . 1 1 ot ( ass count ', Nebr.'e k a.
lata ,.o .. J.niii. , (;ox.
Janes K. en. di-i.-ielant . v.ill take i.otn i- that
on the Hull day of Man h, A. I ). l-'.'s, i;i,,ia (,'ox,
:; ttit tt . I crein tiied her pe-t.tioii in the distni t
ci; . 1 1 of .'as ( i 'a :i ' . Ni-i.i a ka. a;,' a in--t t lie s ;i i d
James K.l o , i ii-feiida nt . 1 1 ,e o! . i.c t aod prayci
uf '.vhn.ii is to oijta.n a divoi' e fioai the ijefcnd
ant. James l. (.ox, and to procure a del rei
t;i anting to plaint ill the custody and control ol
1 hi - iu inor 1 1 : id "I ii ac ie (Jo . " daughter of plain
t:tl and 'ieleuoant . a:d relief is a-ked because
the 'ii-leiidaut, v.,titout ju-t cmei: or p'ovocation,
c i mi - y a nd v. an: on ! v de-eited plaintiff upon or
about September l'.ith, A. 11. l''.'t, and has con -t'.nuotisly
reuiaiiii-d aAay for more than two
years piioi to filing (f ins suit.
Vnu are re !;in d to titr-wer said pet;tion on or
be!ore!i,e dav of Ma v. A. li. I-'.'".
Oatc 1 tins -.1,1, day of March. A. I . 1 "'.'.
(Jl.ARA Cox,
I'.y her Attorneys-, livrou Ciark and i. A. Kawls
NEW : ftDVERTIS&M&NTS.
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A HASP? QALSAFA
i-.:'r '"-.'CZjJ !mTOi il U-v the h!r.
;-"' '. 'i--4. l-.-or,,. an luiurmnt (rrowth.
liair to its Voutuful Color.'
iturci " a." " -- . - ..
! 1 oiat line
Sioes . .
AT...
ix all the ui:.iT ci:adi:s and
STYLUS, and
AT LOWEST PRICES.
. A Iso a com plcto lino of. . . .
Fresh Groceries
Glassware
?nfJ Chin aware ...
N;,, bo'.li.'r-
ccic! ftfii-ic in tho city
nful iio losvcr p-ii is than c;m bj found
at
Asher Clark's,
Firbt, I).jar List of tho Court House.