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mum of im
Convene at. Weeping Water :i ti 1
Nominate Strong Ticket.
AN II .KMuNKhh CONVhMlOX
"l iv 1 1 . Vouiiii, I oliartl, fw'oi Hint Zuih.
Miikt- An liivln. IM' Ti'k-t 1 he
Tii ! -Kim; .rr.iir
'I'll i 1 1: i i IV i. c t ti run von tion unit ;it
Writ i u' Wii jr ) ttui'U;iy jiur.-uunt to
cull. ' i t ; 1 1 ii Wilo.H wsia liM.-ti-d
i ll ti l lii:in, (jcor-ii) Oiivn liml Wult.iT
i'orry si-t ti: I ll: i 'm. WiOitilll :n:y
Wllslr l.f lilliM III.) run veil lion )il-
((iilcd iicciM (I i Htf In tin) Ciill Lit iiiiiii-iii.-ilin
of ii tn-ltot, the county iitloi -n-y
iMiiiiiri lii-.il.
I'IMlili II. Wii. -on ii :i iiiimI Alli'll
ISi oon, !. M. S)nrix'k iiiimud A.
J. Gr.in.M hiiiI II irvc;y Ilollovviiy inum-d
.); s-i; I j. limit. An informal l;i;iot
wis llmu tak. n, which ruult.tl us follow-:
Hoot S.'4. irav.s 7S, I Jim boh .
A foim;:l hillot w;n then Liken, which
M siilti it iii no clioii;.-. An.ith 'i- hnl
lot wan I. hi: ii hail, which juv: I tool !)S,
!i:i.simi I Ii, (ii uviiH (M, ;u)l Knot w .n
il'-cl.ii cil III.: iiom i n . o ol tho con veil -t
ion.
W. II. Nowoil win then nominated
by ii.'eiainal ion for Hie Henate, and
YounC and l'ollaid for tlu house.
The con Volition then lool a i'i-cchm
while the Third com in isMioner din
t ricl oranieil, with K. F. Kvet olt ;i-
eh.i l r man .
l''orty-th ree ballots had to be take')
l i fore a clioice wa- made, tne liiht bal
lot resiiliiny a fullns:
.1. W. I (ill I in. 2N; .1. ". Stevonson, ;
Turne' ink, .Vi; resiillin in tho lut
t.'r's nomination.
To h".'in wilh the following i:andi
tl'ilos weie voted fc: .lonalhil)
Adams, ink, Stevenson, II. (J. Meards
lee. ISulli and Melloid.
The mat.iiM-of inst-uctiiiir a delega
tion favorable to It 15. Windh in came
up, :m did a re.sol ntion for Burkott.
Hoth were tallied and the delegation
secured in tlie usual wnj , was lift to
vote as it saw lit.
The delegates to the He veral con ven
tions are as foliown:
The delegates are. to the. state con
veni ion O lendo TelTi, .1. 11. Hecker,
(Jeoro I'ickwell, James Carey, C. L.
(Iraves. Frank l.ekson,.l. II. I'.ilnier,
John I'hilpoi, Mont Uol.b, li. l Dif
fenbacher, .1 . Hall, H.C.Coleman, 1'.
I-:. II. v, .I.E. Dmitri ass, T. F. Jame
son, C"ipt.ain I Wiles, Frank II. Wil
son, 1'. II. Steimkor, Will Cooled-ro,
M. 1. lieal.
To the co nr res- ion ill ton ven tion A .
I j Tim hi in, C. E. TelVt, 1. N. Wood
ford. T. E. Williams, W. II. Fool. C.
E llur l.url, (jcorjro N Lnltuf. L.J.
Mavlield, Kobe t Ca-e, E. ('.Todd. E.
A. Burton. J. M. C.-'iitr, K. Wilkin
son. T. T. Younr, A. Wright, Ceo.
W. Chirk, John McKay, Charles An
dru. Ileiu v Eikenbiirv, J 1 L'nruh,
II. C. McMakin li (i. ('lib. F. A.
Murphy, J. S. Fhoebu-. D- leirate at
larjre, W. W. Ferry.
To the lloat conve-it ion J. II. John
son. A. W. Beaeh, II Schneider. II
K Neit.el. If. II Wilson. C A. ii -e
C. A. A shni'in, th M-l -s Ileha-r. Wil
son (Jilmore. ( ! eorjre Stee' e. W. IT
Kiiyil, John Adams. J. T. I'.vm .
I). Kuntz. John M. MelToni. lelm
Bad L' lev, .laine Ttv -a ' ih"l .
Hunt, T. F. Wiles.C.eore M. Spin-lock,
A. J Beesoii, Frank Kitchey, Iltmry
Hoeck. J S. Fho bus, delegate at
lare, E E. Day.
Central committeemen. C D. Quin
tnn, A. J nkins, T. E Williams. A. J.
Tool. J C Steven-o", A H. Smith. C.
E. Noves, D. C. West. J. W. Mnpnev,
E. A. Burton, W. II. Koval, C. M.
Beach, J. T. Evans, C. D. Cltpp, John
Aaron. F F Everett. R S Wilkin
son. J. M. Toeir!irden, S. (i Coirlizer.
T. F. VViles. J. I Unruh. J L Root.
F. A. Munihv. C. S Johnson, J. M.
Younr; Dr. M. M. Butler, chairman.
The I'opulist Couiiiy Convention
Tho convention met in Llassemoier'a
ha. i at 11:00 a. m., when a committee
on credentials was appointed and an
adjournment was taken until after
dinner. The convention reconvened
about one o'clock, when J. 1. llouio
was elected chairman and li. F. Allen
was made secretary, all the prectucts
were represented except Liberty and
Eight Mile Grove. Everything v.is
harmonious until Henry Uempel
stirred up the animals in an effort to
soo tli.t Edmisten got a few votes, and
a rag chewing match followed, which
lasted for two hours. Heur.x appeared
to have it in for Flattsmouth, ana
considerable i.l feeling was stirred up
which wiil find its way into the next
convention The following is a list of
delegates chosen to go t.i the state and
congressional con ve ntions:
T.J. Olivet, El Dorr. II. I). Bar,
Robert McIIenry, L. W. Driscoll, J.
W. Keasoner. G. S. Upton, H. C
Madding, E. S Coolev, Jarue- Rouse,
Hei.rv Uempel, E. C. Covault, A. M
Russell, L. G. Todd, M. S. li-iors,
Janvs Clark. J. M. Ca'ter, Wm.
Bourke, M . W. Tii. mas, hris Ch-is-ten.-en.
Dave Mi-' aig, John Ramsev.
A. C. Hen-haw. B F. Allen.
G. S. Uph-nn, P. H;inr:ih:in. J.imes
Clark. I. W, Renso ier, Ho-aee Stick
l nd. W Waiiirh. Am is Ki-er, J. M.
Riser, Chris Christens-n, J.hn Ram
sey, A. M. Russell, Dn Bourki.
Ilrmnrratk' County 5'onveiitlon.
Tn- u"ii"C a ic county envention
met :-t 1 .o: i-vi i ( S iturday lor tie pur-,,-t.
,,i ieclii.i.' Ui-iegates t. the -t;i e
n vl co ' l. i e --.o-ia ceil vent loiisi. J. N.
- i-c V...S m ! chii m'n nd F E.
G-'c-n . c el:i v "lb ap talk"' wa
! in is d i 'i ind M ' Ge-ing w s given
ih. e 1 . 'In urh "Mii-h coveted
h..ii.i "f eet .i the de egfttinn to
the O' er : oil '.1 eollV- Iltlon. Tl C
fullil v n.' S trie '.1st ef lb legates e eeted
to ;ifeti.l r'e s'.lte convention wtl ch
rm e ' - i ii L- m id n t oib y :
E iw-ril C irr. T. J. W ilhuro. George
A I owl -, I I Carlev, II. E l'.uik
onin, D ':st r, M.G. Kime, R. B.
W . bice. R.Mirv Anderson, Jitcob R.
Valb-r-y. W" P. Hnchins" n, William
i i i 1 i -1 1 . A. ' '. Kholen. E. I". 'orner.
' J ii . 'V i k II Sta d-T. Mathew
: F- 1 K'- ehler. F. E (i-ccn,
A e - . J (in L'ltz M'-. (ierine-v-
t o h s d-'loiration un'il
I' : rrm mi K-l.nr- Sold.
i':. II r 'M-.ni' ,e-id..i at the
n' !) .-t career i f Fifth and Oak
stree's. was sold :t sheriff s sale at
tri" co'i't hiu-e las' Saiu-'day, to
sati-fy a mo tgitre held by the Liv
n -1 n Loan --n-l Buiidinsr associa
tion Th s n operty occupies a very
tlesira)ib 'e-i lenee ite. and w:is pur
chased bv II I Helns, the present
occupant of he premises. The con
sideration was $1,-08.45.
CITY AX!) COUNTY.
NA 1 lliliA Y.
' : as. I '.i line le e x rn els to have h i -
le w r .ail k I II 1 11 11 II I ll Lr o: de - l e t Wi e ;; .
i I he new i n ,t 1 1 'i I ion wiil he k n o .'. n
Ihe Par mi I o S i v . n s ha n k .
'I he ii: ui,i i ii,. of Mr.-'. M ry Wieman,
' !..! Beavi-r, v. ho ilied of .lnii l a!
mahi, were brought to this ci ly to
.1I.13 lor interuuriil at O.iK llll.. Tl.e
I fuller. il iici.'Ui red this alteration froin
! t he residence of August Gorder, lov.
j H. B. Burgess ollichi li n g. Mrs. Wee
I man was formerly a. resident oft - s-i
i:ounty, living in tho vicinity of Cul-
lom.
Joe Knlashek, a I S do-m :a n w ho
lives Hear ill" mi power ho i-e in tl.e
west part of town, was arr. --lid y-s-teiday
on romp aini of his fun Iv for
erealinea ili-lii Imiri: :it the fami.v
1 1 1 en i i-1 1 e, and hild in j iii o.e r.i'li'
When hid e se w i - i i led In fore .1 ud'e
A rehe thi- ni'T'iing ,i e. en pr. . i, i -
w is elleet' d lietw-e.-ii tlie p:irii,
Wllicll reHlllle l in Joseph's release. I
Freight bu-ino--' on Hie l. M. i
llourisli I ng. Traill -i of einp.v .-'"iii !
CUrs HID lie.llg tilllpped we-, a- f-i-,t a- I
tho cars come in. Ti e iIi-iii imI for
cars on account of a ppr i ac Ii I n l' er.iin
moving sea-oii, p nm.-e-.i.i h.- teavy.
Tho home deuiara fo. ais. from ..
on, will be exc piiorii. heavy, e-ne-
.-i I i . e.i-t of I I..- 1is-.iio-i ive
ders have liei n i . u I l i s i .ed re nl i n i
I he. handling of fur. lLrn ears, when ' l.e
roiiipnii l-short of it-, own.
The Second Nehr.isUa ha- eut i's
eloMie- at ! i-t and is now re .dy to
lorhe war. Ilwou l appea r t li.it E nele
Sam has learned the tactic- of the
prudent parents when tin; son of the
Iamny gels wna ways ami is not a ne -n-! ,,,
alile to regular Ulsci pi inc, anil iiples1
his clothes to keep him in d u ri ng t he
hours when his presence is wanted at
home. The boys are not L'iv'en their
lino uniforms and blue shirts until j
they are really ne d -d at the fi onl.
State Journal.
The Nebraska City News s iy-: Wii-
Ham liull, son oi tin; lat. i apt i.n
Butt, arrived home last nirhl Ironi
Dawson City, Alaska, wh re he. ha
heeri for the past ear. lie has four
claims there, from which lie expects
to realize a good sum, and brought
back with him several nneeei- lo'iM't'i
show that there is goid in that.
cnuri- !
try. As he is st long and h-aitiiv he
e
oxtioru-nced no ha d.-ni ps in mi king
tho t rip, and on his return be c me.
entirely by boat. lie said begot tired
living on sowbelly and hardtack an l j
Came home to enjoy some of mot her's j
cooking. When lie gets thoroughly !
rested ho will return to Daw-on C.'ity. !
The "big muddy" is slowly but
I
suroiy changing Us channel in the vi
cinity of the upper mo th of the
Platte. The long, narrow point of
land between the two rivers on the
Sarpy side is being rapidly cut away,
allowing the yellow waters of Ihe Mis
souri entrance to the narrow channels
cast of the water works pump I iv.ise.
For the last ten years the Missouri
channel hs been graduilly
eastward, cutting off hundreds
Ule Veil i
f acres J
of the Iowa bottom land, and renin r
...
in:rthe expenditure of thousands of j
1 - i
dollars on the part c
M
railroad to conli ie th
their big b. .dge, hi:
evidently concli.b-;; !
bi :ka and it . ' ' '
change will be ...
fiVi-l-V'dlC.
ha-:tie
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cet u t n
agai n.
it ii t! e r
: r has
to Ne
which we'con'ed bv
L..:ii Ilei; ;.'-'
i in umatie ' rou
Corn in tho n
v. ooJ wii: I;
on account f d
of t he county.
TllK N i:i s, a 1;
news wh t: t i -paper
ir. t h c t v
it with
oi t roe ri
li a. f .-lo,i
:!:at ; :rt
Saturd a y thai had a
report of the roputiiic.tn convent:')!! at
Weeping Water.
The Schuyler train came in oao
hour late this morning, on account of
No. o from the east being nearly two
hours late. We did not learn the
cause, but it was not a snow drift.
A pretty assessor light is on down in
Ri ck Bluffs precinct between Win.
Nye the democratic nominee and Dave
Young the republican nominee. The
ball has begun to roll alreaiv and by
e ection day wo fear our neighbors
will be out with p.tchfm-Ks in a iiea'ed
comb it.
The hmdsomest Ireight t-ain which
ever passed throiiirh this city wa- a
train of twentj'-six cars of MUburn
wagons consign d to L'. ninger & Met
calf, Omaha. ihe cars were all
tieautlfully decorated and p ; s.-ed
through hereon the 15. & M. at 2:15
this afternoon.
Some complaint is being mad"
about the 1-.HU per day for grading,
being used on streets that are ai e eiy
in g-.iod condition, win e o'h -r -tre is
are still im passable. A wa-h.-utf-ur
feet deep exists in the street in front
of D. M. Jones' and the bridge near
Ileisel's mill is in bad shape.
We regret to note that the Louis
ville creamery has not proved a suc
cess, and is no longer uniting. The
managers seemed to iackexperier.ee.
and someone who understands the
bu-:ness might lind a rare openir g at
Louisvil e thai would well remy look
ing after
Trie rl ri ve over lo W. e-.i : o
r1'
a tor
Satan ay was a most delightful one.
The air was cool, the roa is perfect
and th- corn.wh ch cr v led the road
side everywhere, was a siirht to he-1
hold. The outlook for an immense
crop was never uetti-r. Scam thresh
ers were noticed threshing out the
wheat from the shock, iidciii g life to
the beautiful landscape
Dr. J. M Birrow, of L'nco n, h;'s
been in and a o'irid Lo'.ii-v
time on the lookou f
Mi
for
O'Tl
iltl.
n i
daughter, Kittv. who was taken f om
home at Col Ferguson's w ie i s:d. -nn
d st.Pi't, in Lt'M'o'n some time g .
He filially has located h-r a W;t;.
Adams' who lives six mile- so'rhea-t
of this city. The do -to;- el i ms s e
has been kidnapped, and if she js o
allowed to return to her h uno n- a,--ably
an action at law will be had t
gain possession of her.
To iulserilers.
We are carrying over a thousand
accounts on our b ).)ks, many of thi- m
small but in the aggregate it amounts
to a neat sum which would hel-juso-.t
if paid in. If von can't pay till you
owe send us a dollar and we will send
receipt bv return mail with a cud of
thanks thrown in.
Shake Into Your Slio -s
All- n'- Foot-Fa e. a p .wder for the
feet. It cures pai:ifn;, swollen, smart
ing, nervous fo'-t and instant iy take
the sting out of corns and b oiiocs.
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Allen's Foot-Fise makes
tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a
certain cure for sweating, callous and
hot, tt'rd, aching f"et. Try it TODAY.
Sold by all drusgi-ts anil shoe stores.
By mail for 2")C in stamps. Tria' track
age FREE. Address, Allen S. Oim
eted, Leiioy, N. Y.
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i. li a i it v. .tl. ie!alic. ! -e-'tri' ha- heea lii in;
i.n the 1 a. 1 t r awhile I .lit e. h- t t'i I'ar k t.
tho i a ii ii till- fall, lie :-ays hi - lather i in n.nl
health I. lit I
isevc-inht is haill injured, am! he
.ine il .v.n he.e h i treatincnt this
to l-i
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s ami v.ilj of
.1 Mr. and Mrs.
ii:ssrl v i lie, Oregon.
I leitl.aiisen at the
Were uresis
Hotel I'lallsni ..uih uvi r Sunday. J'hey came all
the way hoiii lieen t.) is:t me exposition, ainl
aic tie.inlited with what they the c; position
beiu tar ahead ol what they expet ted. Mrs.
Lewis was hoin on the cast, and this washer
lir-t trip ca t. They brought s-mie tmc fruit
" lllt: "-e..u exliiba.
in e . re N:i ined
Judge Muuger has named nine of
lie- twenty referees m bankruptcy
lot N.-bi'..sKa. 'J'he referees, logeluer
with liei counties ailolleU to them are:
E. P. Wiatherny of Norfolk, Madison,
.-Stanton, Pierce, Kno. aed Antelope
counties; John A. D. ivies of l'l itts
.... .. 1 1, i -.. . t ,. . i i i ,
eo'o'-11, i i i.iiiiii , ij. nioj i. i j.lui uiu
of Columbus, Pialte, .Merrick, Nance,
Boone, Coif i.-c and Uutier coun I les;
w- Vaughun. of Fremont, Cuming,
i i . . ...... . ... .... i .... .
J loil go ti til Saunders Counties; ri-atiK
! i Ireland, of Nebraska City, C ue,
NeiniLa and RiciiariLson counties;
It 'litis. I'.. CI apt) and V. II. Ilerdmui
! of Orna ha. D.aiglas, S.irpy, Washing
! ten and 1 !u rt f u n t ier.; Irnest C. Ames
j and K. 10. Spencer of Lincoln, Lan
I caster, Jo'nnson, Saline and Seward
coun I les.
The referees are appointed by Judge
.Mungcr fo-- a period of two years, but
a re sit hject to reinovol in case the
jude is not sa i-fie i with their work.
A bomi of si!,-)!!') is required, and as
soon as that is furnished they will lie
ready to enter u pen their work.
J nil ire Munirer says t hat ihe present
allotment of referees is in a way ex
perimental and that ho may lind it
iiece.ssaryto group Cue counties dif
ferently after he finds how heavy the
work will be.
N Kll i WK A XO I KS
l-"i..ni the Register.
1. K. C'itchtield threshed his fall
wheat Friday, which averaged o
bushels per itcre and weighed out lllii
On. per acre.
Is ae l'oll srd has moved out of the
hou.-e wiie-re he h.s lived sO many
years ai;d is now comfortably domi
c.l d in his new commodious brick
. o-iilctu-e. Fi nest M. Poilard has
moved int.) ihe house, his father va
cated. F. G. O. Nelson's boy. Tiieodo e,
wa- Hooked by a co w agains'. a barbed
wire feme Snu day morning with
such fore . that i i i -s oaek was badlv
laeerated. .i rs. A. A. Da. is sewed it
up, taking- several stitches, and the
hoy is getting along as well as could
he ex pi a t -d.
The game ef hall at U"iO'i S iturday
afternoon between the Union ano
Rock limit's clubs, resulted in a
vie'o-y far the la iter try a score of l(i
to Charley Store went down to
witness the urame and played with the
Rock- Bluffs hoys, which probaniy
accounts for the severe drubbing
administered to Col. Graves' colts
H.Vri'KMMiS AT KAliLK.
Mrs. Conrad Rouse, living two and
one-h If mi es north, was oit'en by a
rattlesnake hist week. It is thought
prompt action saved her life.
A tine rain vi-ite 1 this place Thurs
day afternoon It was accompanied
by a severe hail storm that did no
d;.irige a far as can he learned
Porn loo ;s well, and s'ood the dry
weather preceding the rain in good
sh-i pe.
A child of Gus Wulf. living in town
w s punctured in the stomach with a
needle having a thread atta -hed, th'
needle going into t ho ab-fominal cavity
and carrying two inches of the thread
ahmg with it. Tile need e was not
J:-e 'vero-i iii" a c un!e f days, the
mother thinking tlie child suleoing
from su.rtm.e com jl i i n t. A physician
wn- culled, who removed the needle.
d th
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a-s a:..i O.ne i-out.lie-, will no heid
'. coping -.. inci-, Ie;task;i, on
i e-day, August 17, 1MI. at J
i'k p in for the purp se of p.ac
1 ii nomination one candidate for
e.-en t at i vo. and the transaction of
otln-r iiu-.n ss that may properly
before 't e t'onventio- .
u-ities v-11 he entitled to repro-
se'.tation as fo low-:
O'o-
ass
It, is reeom ai-'tuled t'nat no proxies
'e a lowed, but that the delegate
present c.-s- tne full vo'e of their i e
spi cti v- eou ti ties.
I V
Tekual.dfn',
Chairman .
II. J. Fkkkm an,
Secietarv.
The Evhnini; Ni;vs eiiiv ten cents
jier you can't afford to do with
out it.
WILLING EXILES.
Tim Knellih nml Ainerli-nrH Are Itne.r
tant Ni turn In 1'nrin Llfr.
"On and after this date," .r- to
Najioleoii I to Foueho, ",s. e that th
English are lb il from Paris."
Sueh an ftlict would :-eein a very
larj-e order at the j.ies, tlt day, l ei it
Was by no means: a small one in Na;
lt oii's time. What would fho Paris !'
today be without its Fngli.-di colony?
From Sir Edmund Mmis.rt, uiir einbas
nador, to tho pale boy who lib s th
English journals at Neal's library in
the IIuo t 'astiglione tho English are
very imiiortant factors in Pari.-ian Lie.
There has been an English o h ny in
the 1-Veiicli capital for lii.niy n uliiii.-s,
yet one might search in vi in for a .sifi
ilar Fr inli colony in London. 'Ihe
Leicester ami Soho square diM riefs, al
though owning to a large French popu
lation, possess hardly a trace of the
llavor or mini that distinguishes t ho
quarter the English frequent in Paris,
and it is not a tilth the size.
To speak broadly, Paris haswiihia
its walled borders a little Loudon of
many thousand persons not squilid
and impoverished, hut b lasting splen
did mansions, line simps, hotels,
churches, hospitals and libraries, and
all these to such an extent that it is
difficult to believe one is not m lie
British capital itself.
The inhabitants of this colony mi'.ht
roughly be catalogued as follows: Le-
tiivd people and gentlefolk who have
Keen, better days, those who desire to
have their children educated in the lan
guage, business people, authors, artists,
fctudents, journalists and professional
men, those wlio have the best of private
rcasor.s for living out of England and
cranks, whi h term includes certain in
dividuals who for some cause or other
have developed a feeling of hatred for
the laud of their birth. INcarly ail arc
exiles of their own accord.
G:i Sunday Ihe elite of the English
colony turns out to the Church of the
Embassy in the line d'Agucs.seau. Here
for a number of years Jr. Nayes, who
was formerly a Leytonstono incumbent,
has preached, and here a collection bag
goes regularly round, and is as regular
ly returned hi u condition of compara
tive emptiness. For your Englishman
of tho English colony is either in a con
dition to help largely sujiport the church
aud does or else gives nothing at all.
One thing must l.e said about tho
English and Americans who go to Paris.
They support tho city. Without their
patronage there is scarcely a big shop
oil the boulevards that would not close
its doors within a few months. L-wnlon
Mail.
SPAIN'S LOSING GAME.
TliingK Which Have Slipix-il From Her
(iraxp lu Three I'tniilred Years.
Macaulay drew this picture of the
power of Spain 'JUO years ago:
The empire of Philip II was undoubt
edly one of the most powerful and
splendid that ever existed in tlie world.
It is no exaggeration to say that during
.several years his power over Europe
was greater than even that of INapoleon.
In America his dominions extended on
both sides of tho equator into the tem
perate zone. There is reason to believe
that his annual revenues amounted, in
the season of his greatest power, to a
sum ton times as large as that which
England yielded to Eli.alr th. He had a
standing army of 50,000 troops when
England did not have a single battalion
in constant pay. He held, what no oth
er i)r i nee in modern times has held, the
dominion both of the land and the sea.
During the greater part of his reign he
was suxirenie on both dements. His sol
diers marched up to the capital of
France; his ships menaced the shores of
England. Spain had what Napohon de
sired in vain ships, colonies and com
merce. She long monopolized tho trade of
America anil of the Indian ocean. All
the gold of the west and all the spices
of the east were received and distribut
ed by her. Even after the defeat of the
armada English statesmen continued
to look with great dread on tlie mari
time power of Philip. Whoever
wishes to be well acquainted with the
morbid anatomy of governments, who
ever wishes to know how great states
may be made feeble and wretched,
should study the history of Spain. Ex
change. A Famous Apple Tree.
The American Cultivator says that
the original greening apple tree is still
standing on the farm of Solon. on
Drowue at Blount llygeia in North
Foster, R. I. The tree was a very old
one when the farm was sold in isoi.
The seller informed the purchast r that
it was a pity the old tree was "iing
into decay, as it produced the best fruit
of any tree in the orchard. The pur
chaser determined to see how long he
could keep it alive, and it still survives,
after almost another century has been
added to its venerable years. But it
shows signs of final decay, and the par
ent of all the famous Rhode Island
greenings, which has set its grafts on
the orchards of almost all the world,
will soon he but a neighborhood memo
ry. It is doubtful if there is a more fa
mous apple tree to be found in all Po
mona's groves from end to end of the
earth.
Kfene's Quarter Cigar.
Tom Keene was a good story teller.
"For ten years, " so went one cf his
tales, "I bought all my theatrical cos
tumes from one dealer, and as during
much of that time I was playing many
new parts in the old California theater
stock company of San Fruncisco my
trade was a matter of considerable im
portance. Winn I was about to leave
the slope and come east, I went to make
a final order and bid my c-ostunu-r good
by. 'I'm very sorry you're g .i:ig. ' he
said. 'Here, .Take!' calling to a clerk.
'Run out and get Mr. Keene a good
quarter of a dollar cigar. '
"As Jake started my costumer whis
pered bfchind his hand, 'Two for a quar
ter, Juke; two for a quarter.' "
Tourist I'ani'.hlt t
Descriptive of Yeilo.v-ton National
Park and the summer resor's of Colo
rado and containing, besides maps and
illustrations, a triea' deal t f info liga
tion of interest to r. ight--ees and
tourists, can be had by .adores-ine- J.
Francis, (Jeneral Passenger Agent,
Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb.
The editor of the Kvans City, Ta.,
Globe, writes: "One Minuto Couh
Cure is rightly n.'iniod. It eured ray
children after all other remedies
failed." It cures coujrhs, colds and
all throat and lung troubles. F. G.
Fricke.
loo Kt witril moo.
Ihe ri'.i.li'rs nf tl.in arr will he plrnir'1 to
!r:l 11 llial llirlr it ,il irieit nim ihl'.lllt'd iIihi-.hu
tl.Ht si 1. li' i' li n l.rcll Jilile In t UK' ill llll ltH
st.u'.'S, lit. I tli.it l I'.itiutli. "hill .1 ( lit. toll Clin?
lstSfiaiiv i.isit;w inn- kn..Mi t-i tin iiifhi at
1 1 .e ri n 1 1 . (at. .oh lirinj; a i-ntist ili:l leiia I ip-e
i-.r i-. IcJialfM a l " n '.t 1 1 1 1 1 1 m a I tti-llt'lirnt. M.tll'M
I i - I i I t 1. 1 1- is I:ik i'ii in 1 1' r na. 1 . at t lilt 1 1 il ii tl v
. ; .ai tl.r l.,...nl .iii-l nun mis siulai t-s t.f tlie m-h-'
:i . ti.i u-l I Oi'NHir; tin- I. .inula t n ill i.l tlie
i -. i ' I I'l'.aa: tlie .,itn-nl stirtiKtli I V lillllil
! O-.' i -ii t a "i t : .a aii'l assisiit.jr uatutc in
- t '.oak. Iln- ii. .. .rt. it s have in lit.it ii
t at e . . '....t.-..- p'.ris that tliry utic-r One
I I ai 1 1 . .! I .! :.i i s I. a ,.ii i asf lli at it laiis t.t c uic.
Srn l I.n le t i.l li-st an. anais.
.!Ilr-s, I- ) . II h Nh V ti ."u . I uleJi'. O.
S .: I tj 1 llliuirsl- (.'.
Ir. Lister dentist, Waterman Mock,
1 at t s uiou : h .
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Lt-gal Notice.
In tl.r I i -ai . t ('..nit ill Cass Cuimty. Ni-hra-ka.
I n i l.e mat l.-l it lie' tatr ;
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I 1 ll. !.!-.
II.:- i aiisr i aaif en lor lirannn ii.iui llir
I i-i ;i...n i.l M.ii.iu t s. r,utlri ai liinm i at 1 1 x i .1
I !. ' !.ll- '.I I h.illrs r.ilt'rl, .lrirasnl, .altl
! a a I :. ri. ii- ! i r . I tin- s .u t lo i"-1 tnai In isiv',i
nl f. : ! ai r 1. r i Si I. .u I. Ii .p I 111 I l a lli Ii 1 lit: II I ,
. a i ..in.t. Nrii.rLa, t.i u siiltn lent ani.anit
..t t !,.- iiii - I i a v i l.r - urn i.l i'.i'.'J.im in pa n i rut
-! ilrlt , i 1 1 . 1 1 -s an.) ,-p tisrs ul aillll llilt l at lull
. .( .til r-!.ili- ,iim1 1 1 a .pr. it lii to llir ini'li ts rii
li. !;: ..Mlii.' iii-.; i a l i 1 1 1 1 .it tla-u- is not sutli
i .ri.t pi a s. uial pr. .p. a t i n t lie li.nuls i il saul adin :u-i-
ii.iti t.. .a -anl i i -1 t s. i liairs ami rxpensrs
.ei'l :1 tor 1 1 . - ,. pp. -.ii ait; thai it li nrtrssaiv In
ri. I lie na! r t . 1 1 . - il.-si a il.r. I in sanl priiln.ii
1; r -! I., u ai lul i he p.o 1 1 iriit el sai.l lit Lis, t. lian'CS
,,:.,! ,.,..-!, .,'s.
It ;s 1 li.a i ) .1 1- ..i.l.ar l that all prisons inter-
!e I in 1 r tatr ..pp. -at In-!. nr in.- at die ..Mice
.I ; i..-( in k . .1 t l.r . 1 1-1 1 1. t .ai 1 1 in I'lat tsinuiil li
t .i i . .iii.i , Nn.i ska mi tl.r lath .a ol August,
. I . ls-...s ,,i J , k T. M . i.l said day anil sliuv
i.iii r v.l.y a la in e '.h.-iil.l nt lit- iantr.1 as
pi.i.i.l in s.ii-1 a-laniietiati i l.i t:ll tin: at. eve
ii- i i i . a-1 1 i i-al r-aatr m s,( imu li l hr rrot as may lie
ia i ':.-.u In pay sanl ilchts, rhaiycs unit cx-p.-n-i
s.
Ii :s liatliri in ' ha ril t hat a cnjiy n( th is nut ire
l.r jt.!I. -I.e-i l.r Imu inirssur u treks tni'il to
l r tune tir.l I n sanl l.i araiK'ln Ihe "Setni
Wrrlu Nii'o 1 1 1 i A i 1 1. " a Ii al iicwspaper iuh
!. h.-'lni .is i mail y. Nrluaska.
1 .i.-. I this ir.ih .lay ul Inly A 1. sls.
I 1 A 1 1. S. K, MsbY, Jllillfe.
Probate Nonce.
I a i en n i , t uiiit, Cass county. Nehrask a.
Ia the naatei i.l the estate ol John Ji.hllbi.ll,
j... ra-r. I
V ::'i.i'ii Ti.'iiivei (.. has' Ml. Kit hai l Johnson,
An la I. 'h n . m. su-ir ('. Helper, Ainhew Jai k-
-.11 I . .h ie. ii! , an. 1 a 1 i oi hei prisons interesle.l in
s.i. -I ia ill. a, air heu-l.v noiilie.l that on the 1 1 1 1 1
i.o ol nh. I--.-S. Win. 1' lahiison uml A J.
hilar mi Ire. I a p.-litiun in said eotiit. allenini;,
. i in a. i it her t h an.;s, that lolin Johnson ihe'l on
the .-di day ol Inly. IK leaving no last will and
l. - l.iaieiit, and pi.s-e -e.l ol real and peisoiial
e t. nr. and that tl.e aliuve-nained constiuite all
llu- peisi.ns interested ill the estate of said tle
. ea-e,, anil pi a iiii; lor ailin mist i at ion thereof.
,,n air heieln n. .titled that ll you fail to appeal
t - a ; I i , 1 1 1 1 1 on the 1st ilav ol Atii'iist, A I .,
Is'.is, at It o i lot k a. in , and ontest said petition,
llu.- louit ulil appoint James M . I'attetson, or
r 1 1 e other suital.le p. ison, ailministratoi", and
I i .i ei-'l '.o a settlement of said e-tate.
W iliii -s my hau l and the seal of said Court at
!U::1 :,i rwitts:in.uth. Nebraska, this 1 1 th day
;:si. i. ol Ju.y. lsas.
t...iii.K M. Sitki.ock.
County JuiIkc
Probate Notice.
In 'ount Ci an t . ( 'ass ( 'oiinl y, Nebraska.
In t :,e mat ter ul the estate of A . J u. laette Wi iy h t,
dei-eased.
(.hail, .tie Amelia Morrison. Juliet Amanda
r.ae:!, Mary I. lien (ialialnrr. -ranees I'.velyn
:se, and all other jiersoiis interested lrr s-11(J
mat 'er. are hei eiiy notilie.l that on the hah day
,. hilv. s;is. i-ranre - I'.. Wise tiled a petition in
s.tid (unit, alieuinri aai'jn otlu.-r things, that A.
Ju.iaetle r:;:ht died on Ihe iilh day of Jiny. 1 !,
It.'aMiiit a last v.ill and testament, and possessed
d real and persona! estate, and that the above
named t oie! mite ali the persons interested in the
estate ol sai l deceased, and pray for the pro
oa'.r ol sai.l iii and for administration ol -aid
estate. h,u re herein untitled that if you fail to
appear at said mutt on the nth day ol August, A.
I hi", nl Irn i.'i i'ii k 11. in. to contest the pro
bate ol said i ill, the court may allow and probate
said will, and yrant administration of said estate
to lame- M ratteisoit and Robert li. Windham,
. a - s. une i it iier sii i table prison, and proceed to a
sett laiient therenl.
Witness ii i y hand and seal of said court at
riatisinout Ii, Nebi a-ka, this, I'Jtti day of July
A. 1. l-'.'s.
(i:oKt;ii M . Si-ck lock,
(Seal! County- J mine.
Notice to Creditors.
CaOaany'l-- In County Court.
In tl.e matter of the estate of John 1' rederick
Stall, deceased. "Notice is hereby foven that tlie
Lie 1:1 Usui s.T.d deceased will meet the adminis
trator ol said estate, before me, county jude of
i ass county. Nebraska, at the county court room
;n 1 'lat tsinoii t h in s.nd county, on the 1st day of
i ii ruber. A ) l-S's. on the 1st day of ilei ember.
!--.:-, ai. I on the 1st day of February. Is'.m, at
naic o'clock a. in., each day for the purpose of
presenting their ciaiius for examination, adjust
ment ai:d allowance. Six months are allowed for
the creditors ol said deceased ta present their
claims and one year for the administrator to
- ett ie said estate, from tlie 1st day of August,
lsiis.
II, is notice sfiall be published in the Semi
Weckiy N I-. w s- 1 1 kka i.n for four weeks suc
cessively, ptior to the lt day of August, IsliH.
Witiic's- ni hand and seal of said county
anal at I'iatisaiuuth, Nebraska, this d day of
July, sie, (ihoKOK M. Si'Lki.ock.
(Seal) County Judge.
Leal Notice.
In the County Court of Cass County. Nebraska.
In the matter ol the estate ol I
Addison 1'. Weston f
To line heirs and legatees of Addison l Wes
ton and ai other persons interested in the es
tate of Addison V. Weston, deceased :
Vuu are hereby untitled that Levi C. Pollard
as executor of the last will and testament of
A.aiisnu P. Weston, decea ed, lias li led his
petition in this court for instruction and power
to pay out mon:es on hand to the persons tinally
eiitit.eil to the same under the provision of the
wi i in said estate or for its investment or safe
keeping if not paid out.
.sa d cause on said petition is set for hearing on
the - 1 dav of August, A. I) ls'js, at two o'clock
j ni., at which lime you are required to appear
and dcic-nd or 1 1 o v cause as to what order
slmu.d be entered and at which time such order
w ill be eiitei e i as directed by the provision of
said will, and the law directs for proper conduct
ot said estate.
It is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished in the Semi-Weekly N kws- 1 1 h KALD tor
tui ee weeks prior ta the day of hearing.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and seal of this court July :.'d. A. 1). li.
(jl.ORC.K M. Si'l RLOCK,
(Sea ) Caunty Judge.
Legal Notice.
In the I lisfict Court of Cass Count y, Nebraska.
lu t ii e matter ot the es-
tate of ui, a Cu:-ack, r
d.-cea-ud. )
Application of Nathaniel II. Meeker, adminis
trator, with will annexed of the e-tate of John
Cusack. deceased, for license to sell real estate
to pay debts, legacies and expenses ot admin
i -1 ration.
1 his cause came on for hearing upon the peti
tion of Nathaniel II. M ec ker administrator of the
estate of John Cusack. deceased, with will an
nexe i praui.g for a license tj sell the west one
had (,w 1 . i ot the southwest quarter (sw','i of sec
n. .n six (in township eleven (lit range nine tf)
Ca-s county, Nebi aska or a suilicient amount of
the same to pay the co-ts of administration, debts
and legacies nf said estate and its appearing to
t he iai. ler-igne 1 judge of the district court ihat
there is not sult'ic er.t personal property in the
hands ot said administrator to pay the debts,
legacies, ch irges an l ep -rises of the adminis
tration of said e-'tate, and it appearing to the
judge nl th; court that it is nece-sary to sell the
rea. e-tate de-crib d in said petition, hied herein
!..r the payment of said debts, legacies, charges
and expenses of administration.
It is therefore ordered that all persons inn-rested
in said estate appear before tne at the
eit.ee of the Cierk of the district court of Cass
ta uutv. Nebraska, in the city ol Flattsmouth. on
ti.e '. i dav "1 -eptember, 1 at two o'clock p
v.. et sail day to sho.v cause why a license
i- ul 1 cot be granted as prayed, to sai 1 ad-a.ii.i-trat
.r to seii tne above de-scribed reai es
tatc oi s i much thereof as may be necessary to
pay -aid debts, 'legacies, charges an i expenses.
it is I .n.'.cr ordered that a copy of this notice
i .- pub.ished for four successive Weeks, prior to
t' ctime f.xed for said hearing, in tlie Semi-We.-k.v
NhWs Hi-.KAl.li. a legal newspaper, pub
ishe i i.l (.'-es county, Nebraska.
I 'ate 1 ti.:- IM-t day of Ju.y, lsas.
Basil, s. Ramsey. Judge.
Legal Notice.
In ti e Ihstnct Court of Cass County. Nebraska.
In tne matter ot the guardianship of i
i hii i. t i' 1 1 aurke. Anna F. ( Kourke
a;, 1 Joseph 1'. i KourK...'. )
V: ier a,.d by ;r ue ot a license to sell the
real e tale hereinafter described entered in the
I'ln.if cau-e bv Hon. t.tsil . Kamsey, judge, on
I ue i'lh d vV t f jui . A. !. Is". 1 w iii on the Mil
day ..1 AugustA." I I-.". at lit o'clock a. m.. at
the s iutii door of the court house, in Platts
::, out a . Ca-- county. Nebraska, otier for sale lot
one hundred and three in the northeast quarter
id ti.e southwest quarter, lot one hundred and
f- '.ir 1:1 the northwest quarter of the south
wert quarter. and lot eighteen in the
southwest quarter of ihe southeast quarter, and
the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter,
ai. in se.t. ri nineteen, in township twelve, north
ta tjnge fourteen, in Cass county, Nebraska, to
the Highest bidder tor cash.
Nti li k M. O'Kourke, Guardian.
Uy her attorneys, Byron Clark and C. A. Kawls.
Struck
By a
That's what's the matter with Hannnh
and all other good housewives, who
are compeiled to roast over a ho',
kitchen stove on these torrid di.yh.
Buy Your Wife a
And thus save her much su fieri iu;
and worry. It's cheaper than doctor
bills and much better than a worn
out companion. We give you the
Insurance 55
66
Gasoline Stove and
Lowest prices, with the assurance
that you will be pleased with il. Th ..
only stove in which provision is made
to prevent the escape of -vaseline,
should the burner be
blown out or left open,
ably the best gasoline
and the price is always tho lowesl.
My
Stock of Furniture..
Is as full and complete as ever, and
acknowledged everywhere to be thai
largest in Cass county. I can please
you in...
..Variety, Quality and Price.
I. PEARLS
THE BIG FURNITURE DEALER,
Opposite Court House, Plattsmou h, Neb
They banish pain
nnn nrei nna Iiff
MK-aBas. 11 toWnM MMlMs m .
tei IS 11 lid m gk
pM J h rm m) MA
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cc.its.
A new mty 1 packet eontlninr ttcv aipw r -xBrr-EJi In h th.;t r rt'.n '!' b'. -i - x - f n;9
At BOU6 tiCklif flU-m ffOft IflVR i;fZS TH. Till i low pi J '; l tijf I . n i r ' ;ni j t r f h' ) . ...
cl. one doxeo of Che five cent fHn,n ( Lati'W.- riut. h u y 11.- I Ir. h ' m
tO the RlPAMS CHSMICaX. Colfl A ST. So. 10 Sm-JOf .-tlt.-:r. Srw ii ru f.r c -
TAJtCiJ will b mtut for flre c-iiim. Bst mtKlicne
Bottom Dropped Out
...of Prices
On 1897-Grown ...
Garden and Field
Two Packages
Everything else
Now is the time to repair your Spouting atvl Tin 1'i.ofs, lie
fore the rains bein
We Have Something New
In a door lock that will last a lifc-tinic ; ha- -sj,,-;nr, ;
works better and costs less money than a -ju'ir.- lock.
Call and see a Gravity door lock, at the reliable hardw.; re
store of . . . .
S. B. HALL & SON,
South Sixth Street, - - Plattsmouth, Neb.
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Gasoline
Move
Oven at t!
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