MAN(ILN) IIY CAIiS.
A Thirtivn-Yrai-OM Hoy at
I 'nioii Losi-s a Ivillll.
AMI'lJIAlIONATIIirMlliSSAKY
lull I ruin MivIiik r rclht litr While
-t-tllii it Kl.le 1 lio lrHCk StlroMM
Willi ItoTim Mini F'lritli III
Mot lit-r J'rt ntt l.
Kiillrontl . llint
Union, N- , Au. 'I. (Spi-ciul t
Win Nl-.ws ) Tlii morn in if while the
():0l) oVluck mmlh bound freight was
dol n moiik; bwili-liinjr in-ar th! Hand
pilattliis place, tin; 1 .'i-yuar-olu hon
f i'. .1 . I''i iiiiki, Win lumlxr un reliant
of lit in city, nu;t willi an accident
wliicli will i:o.iL hini Inn life.
Willi a n ii in In c of coin pan ions lit
was playing near I he lailinail traeUs,
and wIh-ii Ihe tiain pulled in the hoys
lii'uku up l heir faille ami iilleinptud lo
hoard the tram for a shol'l ride.
Voting l''r,inks fell under tlie ears
ana his lijlit 1; was ciiisliml in two
two places above the Unco and below
it -ncceMi t a i i iiff amputation at the
hip. Di-s. Wallace and VValk-r of this
place, lr. (iilmoie of Murray, and Dr.
I .i V i i' ;al on of i ' I a 1 1 s i n u I h, pel forrni'd
the ojn r.iI ion, and they have no hopes
of his recovery.
Mrs. Franks is just convalescing
from a severe hick .spell, and it is
feared Lite shock of the accident may
lie serious to her. The father of the
en fori iinal.e boy was in Omaha on
business unci was at once teletri aphed
of l he ,-,ad event. Vounr ''ranks had
presence of mind enough to jot from
beneath Wu train after his injury, or
his, Ixuly would have been ground to
pirci s. Itone, and llcsh, and blood
was -calteicd a I mi"; Win track for sev
eral feet.
lie was a bright b y and had a host
of friends in this place, who very
much deplore the sad alTair, and deep
ly sy in p ith i.t: with his devoted pa
rents. ('rtatt Time lit I. oil Is villcv
The M. V. A. lo.lo at Louisville,
and adjoining camps, held a picnic
'J'ues-ilay in a line jjrovo north of
Louisville and the (lay was highly en
joyed by about ;00 Woodmen and
their friends. The grounds were pro
vided with an abundance of comfort
able seats, krood stands furnished
plenty of refreshments, the Spriiiirliold
cornet hand and a lar yo e horus of local
sinyers put in their best endeavors to
'soothe the savaye breast." J. L.
limit, republican candidate for county
attorney, and K.J. Kurkett, candidate
for contrros, delivered able addresses
and a yame of ball between the Louis
ville and an Omaha team were the
features of amusement and entertain
nient. Theirame resulted in a victory
for Omaha by a score of I; to 4.
The pitcher for the Omaha team
was a furlouyhed U. S. soldier who
took pa' t in the Santiago campaign.
While he carried evidence upon his
body of the work of tho deadly Mauser,
yet he had sufficiently recovered from
his wounds as to be able to pitch a
rood yame of ball and prove quite a
drawing card, a s every body was anxi
ous to see and converse with the
lierioc Santiago veteran.
The picnic was a shining1 suec. s-.
A I irtl inc 'Oliril Visitor.
From Wednesday's I'iiily
Con fjivs.-HKiii Samuel Max ,. o. i, o!
Fremont, arrived in tho city at noun
to look after his landed iuleiests in
this vicinity. In a brief intet viow,
whi.o the distinguished statesman and
jurist was very reticent as to his turn
ing down by the sluto makers in tho
late triangle congressional conven
tion in lhe Third dislrict, Lbe reporter
could read between tho lines suffi
ciently to see that tho honorable gen
tleman felt keen disappointment at
the way he had been treated, by the
wire pullers of his district. Judge
Maxwell is one of the noblest and
ablest men in the etato, whom tho
populist part- should feel honored to
honor and his turning down moans
much for republican success in the
Third district this fall.
Another Nrw I.olBe-
l'lattsmou'.h Lo .ye of the United
Moderns was organized Tuesday at
K. of P. hall by II. J. Johnson, past
supre:ne chancellor, and K. M. W eil,
supreme oriranizer, out of a list of "JS
members. Alter the degrees weie
confer ed the lodge iu a body ad
journed to Seh iappacasse's ice cream
pa. -lor and enjoyed cream and cake
The lodye will meet hereafter every
Wednesday evening. Max Weil vill
move his f imily here from Denver,
and he assure-, the News that he will
make this one of the la- irest lodges in
the city. The election of officers will
take place at the next meeting- and
the chatter will be left open for new
members until that time.
Off on Furlough.
From Wednesday's Daily
Ed. J. Stretght, a member of the
Second Nebraska rejriment, arrived
iu the city today at noon from Chick
am intra. Having; received a brief fur
lough. Mr. St:-eight says the regi
ment will airive at Fort Omaha about
Sunday, the war department having
issued orders to that eH'eei. lie re-jiort-iit
lea-l Ui percent of the regi
ment on the sick list, owing pnnci
ci pally to the excessive hot weather.
The bo s were anxious to see service,
and are considerably disappointed
that they we e rot permitted t do so,
hut much prefer to come homo to lying-
in camp and (lie hy inches, so to
spetiK. He will visit his parents here
a few days.
An I miniise Crop
Homegrown grapes are commenc
in to pour into this market, and the
price starts out at triree cents oer
pound, with prospects that they will
soon be down to one cent, if not lower.
Thee: en t! is year is imm. use and the
f i -nit sound ar d luscious as was ever
g-town in any ci untry. c Mr. Peter
I'iit-, one of our heaviest growers es
timates his yield this season at 30.000
pounds. C K. Sage will have from
1", (i(ii) to 'Jo. ooo pounds. H.C McMaken
e.OHl to 4,0(i0, and innumerable smaller
growers will help to supply this mar
ket and thaf of surrounding and less
fortunate com ir un i ties.
Another New Store.
Mr. C. E. Holmes, an enterprising
young business man from Omaha, has
rented C. J. Martin's store building,
formeny occupied by Tucker sisters
millinery store, and will about Sep
tember 1 open therein a large and
complete stock of books and stationery.
He will move here with his family
and occupy the rooms above the store
for dwelling. Platlsmouth is rapidly
tilling up with live nusiness men and
there is now but one empty store
building in the city. This speaks well
for IMattemouth.
CI TY AM) COUNTY.
w i;i. i;si. y.
.John Kvann Morgan, tho Mnaii
mayor, h in town imiav.
Till! U. V M. I-'M-H, til t.V.I IliOIC.
nmnritnr n:w 'Ih" t-n ;,ri lo'l-iy
iii.i . 1 11 li vn in ;i. 1.
Tim inn i' V ;i i ii r 111" Mi-oiii'i
1 ; i tl i: iniitii of u-. was .(-.- uilii a
bpiulid id ruin veil rialay .
Miaa Anieliu Viilicry r:tni-ii'ii Ko'in
thid Luorniiijf from nil i-r. tiiO' il v i -. i
at Wiisliinjjton, I). (J., ( hi'-ii ., i.ini
ol.lnjr points.
IjiJII. Woll-t. lf Mui l.lV, VV.ln 111 ln.Vli
today passi njf t ho
among his friends in
jar's a ro
hi hi or of
.ml
hi-.
receii I ma rriage .
Tho national eoniriovs i f retail luj
Uor deales is iu sen-ion at :ii; h .
today. IMi i I i p Th icrol f, Joan Mumin
and Fred Egi-nbei ger went up a'. II:':"
to take it in.
Ttie M. V. A. drill leilli eo 111 III-!! s
drill work tonight in order lo lie in
shape to carry oil soi.ie of t In- pi i . s
at the drill contest a t Una ha S- pi hi
ber 21 and I.':!.
Fire Chief M urray is raising f-iiid-by
private subscription Willi wliieh lo
send Jak ) ISoelel, one of his l oilier
lirelll an, to the mount illis of oiora lo
in hopes to recuperate hi-, failing
health. A christian act
O. II. Kin-, age 70 and M-s Mahala
Cook aged".", both f Weeping Wa'or
were granted a in:. rriage lii-m se to
day. May their young hearts know
n aught of sorrow and as they arrive
at tho shady side of life may they In
able to look back over a long, ii-clui
and happy career together.
What Would h ive I e. n a bad
"scrap" was averted in the E'.khorn
saloon veslerday by the timely ap
pearance of the pol ico. The v.a hi 1 1 ! - i i
combatants hot li had hold of a heavy
billiard cue which each was trying to
wrench from the other's hands with a
view of Using- it on bis ad versa r 's
head. No doubt the arrival of tin
police saved a broken cranium.
( 'ommissioner Young o' ibis county,
who was selected by the Stare As-oei
atlon of Commissioners and Supervi
sors, as a im-mbcr of the legislative
committee, has been requested by the
association to meet with the coniinit
too at Omaha, August . This is an
important position, and if some iegis
lation can be secured on assessments
it will be labor well done. Mr. Young
is familiar with the situation, and
knowing what is needed, we trust his
organization can bring about some
needed reforms.
The board of health is preparing to
put on its war pa'nt ami prosecute
vigorously parties who are violating
quarantine regulations. I i ;l he ri a Is
quite prevalent in the c 'ty and parents
are very careless about spreading tie'
disease. Complaint is made of one
man who is nursing- a sick- child ano
peddling milk about the city. lie is
so persistent i n this that a man was
placed on guard at his bou-e to pre
vent him lurlher endangering- the
lives of children. lie ear'u: whe'-o
you buy milk it is one of the greatest
nids to the spread of cont.:igi us di--eases.
Laboring in ii 'vli i have not.
been nursing ih- ir children are al
lowed to go to thi i. '. ; a j Usual,
but an abuse of this p'- mit will e-mse
the rule to be ' '-almi by the board
Til I K- l V.
J. bn Donelai; -u w i . e ca r.ie in fi-en
():n,tha today v. 'a e I v :. exposi
tion visito- s sir v .jay.
J. I. Unruu ' - lfi ;, . ri 'inlry yes
terday at Hoe ( g '- . at!:;- in some
furnishings-'? 1 !:i':.-:d n.-e
Scott Lewis a i ii i a" rias .1 a lre-on,
two prominent . i .- o v .c.i'-vood,
were in t he ci !y last i vc:: : i . i a !- -i
ness.
Ilobei t Uailaiice and famii.v h it srais
morning fr (irinantown far a lo.v
day's visit, after which they will re
turn to Den ver.
Kiiey Dill came in this morning
from the farm ami went to tiie expo
sition where he will ride the came.s,
and have a. good time today.
County Commi-sioner Young went
to Omaha ttiis morning to meet with
the legislative committee of suervi
sorsfrom di If Ten l pails ef the stale.
Chet Mancheser is tl).' hapiie-t
man in four st;ites, h;s wi;e having
presented him with a new Poy yes to -day
that Chet thinks would be hard, to
equal.
Eugene Willi uris, the toiison-il art
ist goes down to Union today to assist
George!. Kartoii uu ing the iiMinioa
which begins f'.-ldav of this weeii.
and lasts two uays.
Wm. Wettenkamp went oi:t to Mas
cott, Nebraska t. day to oo alter ins
farm, and to build a new barn to take
the place of tho one dost eyed by
lightning a few weeks ago.
Tho friends ol Ed.SUeight scaiceiy
recognize him with that ponderous
growth of whiskers wh.ch iie lias
ri'i-e3. We took him for a pop con
gressman on lii st sight, but si on found
ue didn't lean that way.
August L'J has been designated as
Hotel Men's day, and quiio an elt-'fi
will tie made to entertiin the land
lords from all over t he country. September--,
is Modern o..d men's da,
i he governor and a long- list of not a
bies have a piace on the program.
A. A. Smith ol Fr--ep -r.. Ail i ioi.5,
father-in-la w if Mj-. W lnie of tin. i; -oartment
store, left for io m tills
morning, and wi 1 u uve hi Iaaiily
heie in a few Uays. and t;o ii.tu busi
ness. Sewing macni;as. org - lis .-.i.d
pianos is tiie line he is i' ti;wi tr w, ii.
and will handle here. 1 '.a 1 ' .-in. u h
going tight ahead, and Mr. S.'i.ilii
wi.l be weie dued to the el'y.
H. W. Mover is ju-t imm- fro-n .
trip torough nortii'-rn and v.--t. r.i
Kansas and he says that the corn
crop th -ough that pa-t of the st oe
over which he traveled was a most a
total failure and they wi' l hiiVe ha dly
enough to keep their stock thr nign
the winter. He savs as U.r a- i.;s
knowledge goes that the gov. i :im. nt
crop report recently issu-jd is paii-Jcd
Nebraska City News.
A general in rchaddiso store in
Greenwood was burglarized one nigh!
last week and about :?.' iu cash an i
goods taken. John Sayles thought ;l
a good time to test the merits of nlo.-d
hounds as thief catchers and accord
ingly sent to Lincoln fo" a pair of
hounds. They got on the trrck of
something and foiiowid it to Aivo
where the track was lot, but when it
came to paying the bill John was satis
fied he had found the robber. It is
said the man who met with the lus
paid the owner of the hounds about
$50 more than the amount the bu g
lars carried aw-iy and he now wishes
John had not been of such an experi
mental turn of mind. Greenwood
Record.
We will pay a salary of l-"i per
week and expenses for man with rig
to introduce our poultry Mixture and
insect Destroyer in the country. Hef.
required. Address with stamp, PER
FECTION Mfg. Co., Parsons, Kan.
) A -ml llriith Hi I'lOoil
I-'nitn Tliursday's Daily.
I The accident at I'nion yesterday,
I inept inrif d exclusively in the NlCWs
last e M-n i n g, w herei n ( 'ar 1, the 1 li-yea r
' old -on of the lumbi r ta "fe h .in t there,
.1. ( '. Frank-, was run over by a M.
I '. I i hi t r i i n is specially s!t,l w hen
1 In- ;,re I. ..own.
I 1 - e. Iu - that t I ile-.t i- i v, ! wis
, a n v from tioino. and the f.i'.tief was
iu :-i -ih a at tie: : position and could
not be located, and the d ist meted
, mid her was - ii.k a jd unable to be
laboul lhe bou-e. The p-ior Mdllerer's
limb was amputated ;, i ; r. hip iilmnt
o o'clock last eeti,n.r. a lid at -Klthin
! in a i:!,,; be br. :!t i.ed his la-t. '1 In-
siioel; ai d lo-of blood together was
more than hi.- f i . i ! co: st i l u ii on could
! -t-ilal.
j T he fa 1 he was I. -i.-ii !y found on the
! ex p. silion grounds and banded the
! in -s-a go informing him of the m-i-i-i
il -' 1 1 and n i nest i i.g his presence at
; i nice. lie was i n t; un- to catch the M.
' I'. -euth and arrived at home about
lie- time 'i-e ope alien h id been com
! p;. ! . - I and was with the sa IV-' or to t he
; end. i!o:ng a! i in his power for the
boy but without avail.
'I in- time f if the funeral has no'u yet
been -it hut we pristine- it v. i , 1 occur
tomorrow. Th-- u n lm-1 unite parents
1 1 i ve lh- -1 ii . e re - v n , pa : by of the i-ti-l
i : e com :: u a i ty in their i nox presi b y
-ad b. la a veineti t .
A laliir I rf. ii Will S.i iiiihoii.
1 I A V s . (,'liY, I
.1 uly S, '.r- f
I )i-:. i: Fa 1 iii.i;: i Iiave a chain-.; lo
wriie yi.ii alter nceiving your letter
wiiicti was ju-t two mot.tiis on the
way. W'e hae a hard 1 1 III e gelt i n g let
le.s oif, as there is mi dependence in
the l anadi.au inalis, so we bcnil by
j some nun go ng o l'. I have b -eii here
I in town s;e; -ix weeks and it costs a
j small ior'uue to be sick in this coun
try. 'I'tie doi-iors charge is high as
j s',"bu for a single prescription with
j medicine to fill it. I have been taking
quinine and phis, and expect to start
up the creek in a few days, as it is
ln a 1 1 h ier up in t he mount tins. The
winters are the healthiest season of
I he' ea i" in I his con n try.
We are ;. ell ing war news now only
twenty days late. When the news
came of the naval battle at Santiago,
Dawson City went, wild over tho re-
i suit.
With a promise to write a long let
ter before h plunges into the liHMint
ai s, M r. Samps di closes his letter,
lie sent two b autifu! gold nuggets to
his father, wo: lli probably about .-.o.OO
of the char yellow metal, that are
quite interesting. The Klondike gold
! has mol e of a br ;ssy look- than other
jgo'd. being not so red as California
gold.
i;i ! ; i on urn1 i i:-(ii ri( iL link
(.. V I', National :ii..iiiiimii lit at I incill
nal i.
The 1 iui'iington and Pennsylvania
rail ro. ids have been designated the of
licial route from Omaha to Cincinnati
fur the ISO'S National Encampment of
the (J A. K. Veterans ;md others who
intend is, ting l.iuci:uali at the time
ol tnis encampment should see to it
that their ticM-ts read over the above
rail' o dis. Comrade- wiil rendevous
at la'd P. I'd. Monday, September o. at
ti.e llurlingtoii sialion, Omaha. At
Von p m iney will leave Omaha on a
special train via the iiu iinglou route
a riving. at Chicago at S o'clock next
'porni g and at. Cincinnati at t p. m
the satia' day. 'ih'o-ugh sb.-epers,
)-ii ' ha to Cincinnati
D-iiadiiien: ( emmu d -r 'I. J. Ma
j ts uu ss.-.l'j', tie' p-esident of the W.
i.' C. a 'itl stall and p .st comma --dnrs
wi 1 t rave i on the. o flic; a! train A
cordial invit lion ti.) r.ccom ) i u y ihem
i ex:e;i.:vl to ;;11 viler;; s:s as web u
the gei. oral public Sleeping car ac
cotiidio .1 .tbias on the specinl train
should to r-served at oncic. For
thdets. berths or fu iher i n for ma ti on
app v to ;my 1 t'c M U. K ticket
;i-i'iit n- a d ess .f. Francis. General
Pa sen gel" agent, Omaha, Neb.
"New Kxpiisit ion A 1 1 rm-t iens,
Ivo-ewaler has tif-ii app.uuutly do
ing good work down ea.-t for lhe expo
sition if his drawing ca- ds materialize.
hauncy )ep.-w wid be here and de
liver an address on New York 1) iy, in
Octob T. . uiiiia S iii"st)d and sev
eral noted men from the iinnv and
navy are to be a', the expo-:t on, ana
i lie war i a lo di will iii'i.i) b'y be t n n
to i hii.aha, and be operated by the gov
ern men t si gua I corps.
'I i le-dime iliiin-ss.
lhe twi rival telephone v mpatiies
are tuaking things lively just now.
'l'iie old company iias reduced its rates
to residences sl..o pel month and
business room- sj.Od per month and an
igent of the company is heie looking
for new suhse: ibei s, while T. H. 11
lock is looking alter the interests of
the i.e w com pa ny.
A Itis Social.
l-'i-oin Thai's lay's Dally.
i ho United Urelhteu social at the
I com loila Pie residence oi .uaries jean
s u h west ef to w n la-t evening was a
! ni. st successful affair over 1-50 peopl
I being present, and all were nicely
eaied for. The church was left sev
eral do! ars ahead and all present
spent an enjoyable evening-.
t li iii gt- of l-'i rm .
Wiil Streight has succeeded John
S a.t.er in the furniture stare and the
n- w- li : m will bo II. .1. 0v- W. J.
S'reighl, Will is obliging and ener
getic, and will add much to the popu-ia-itv
of tip- house -which will get its
I t'ompatiy i.
Mrs. Weseett .ind other V'. attsmouth
j holies would like f) semi some read
jinn !n-.tter ti company 1?, ami no
ii l- titer tavorc .uu: no si. own me ooys,
wli im a- for si .met ii i n .' to read, than
to seni tiiem yur old mae-azinos. Any
papers o-- tli;' a a.'.nes left nt Weseott's
store will b-- tiromjitlv fot-wa f.led to
them. De-a-e retTieinber them in
t'.eir lone y camp life, and send them
old or now in:ie-:i.ines.
List ir Letters.
1 b-ntainin-.'- uncalled for at the post
od'e. at I'lattsmouth. Antrust 4, isus:
( ".e C -istan. I'ted I'"irvtli
Mr :.; Mr-. I.au A M V:- I. H Hart.
(,:'..- .n. C, 11 .la!-,iis..n
W in !.ia-.v;ti. M Kn-e I. Nolan,
t.e i I'. Mayer. Mrs Alpha M.tchel,
l'.i!.' O'L ohiK-a. Jacob lslak.
Wl.eii cm lli tie- for any of the above
i tt' i - p'e ;se saV "nlve ti-ed.''
' C. H. Smith, V. M.
IliiiKf at laiMl.tr Creek.
The Foresters of Modern Woodmen
eainp -.(".". will cive a dance at
Schneider hall. Cedar Creek, Atiffust
27. Good musie and a nice timo as
sured all who attend.
l.lf ut t'Hiii ul' l.tlirr.
Tiie following lines, des -riptlvo of
camp life among the boys of the Third
Nebra-ka regiment nt Camp Cuba
Libre, Jacksonville, Fla., were re
ceived by a young- lady in this city
from he,- fri. pd Paul" II Pet- rs- n,
who claims the a'l ' to isli i t th -reof:
si ni-iiu; tm! 'ii.N, i.l.i j i n i-.o. I-.
Kuliiiu 1 I i-nnii t . r ti li it ' I k' -iniri!- .
M a i-li 1 1: '. i la . : : a', i - x ' 1 '-.t..-.
I ! 1 1 1- Mie-iTet ; ! a ,:.' i -
1 o; . 1 1 1 ! il In-. ! ii'i-Iiit; t nt -Mnti'lifitf
I'ii'.r I : tdhs oar ten i: m t-s.
Uoiiirf '.uiidry. 1 ni: tei-U up.
' 1 1 1 a i ii; i ii in . ii 111 1 1 N ; i 1 1; ti if -1 1 I . ..
( ii. il: In-.' j. .i k ii ad Mkhii,- l-.itl s
I i n u: I: ii rl I ui-l; , i-lt-nii I r i: . i T 1 1 s .
i a t 1 1 n u' i-1 lew h - i t 1 1 H t -1 .
V. nidi -1 iaL' la-t i w i- 1 ' tir i da- - i ii 1 1 1 ar-!.
I; di ii j.-i i.iT-. ri'.i-1 : a li. i k - .
1 i - t ! ' . k' . Ik t M M I f ' I H L' . I ' 1 1 - i M I '.'il s .
V. Pill: li-lll s, Ii I l- t.-l.t- air
la ear 'r-iie- rs i-rwa - n rl- id
le:! i in, I i ki- n'd 1 1 uu- id- Is.
sin (Uifi; ; 1 1 .i-s n a.) i iu ai-tti:
Ted ill; Muri.-s. i : i . i k i i . u!-!ir.
Sp iuuii wm d mi ! uieliiai ! d.i--.
'I II 1 1 j 1 1 -r In lit Si ill id i I . I: - -,
Spalding vers.- ioi-I Iiim l:n.; ' i-rii---:"
I ii-l Jul; i i id live n'rlm Ii .
U n li 1 1 a i: li.-1 1 1 . i. int I i-nai - 1 1. ' k :
T .-1 1 1 1 1. i i 1 1 1 ii t v ' i . 1 1 t in i -1 1 1 i -r.
N-iw tin- ,-ahi-l: i! r i- i.i-i
TliANS - MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION
Si:nn' oiiiin S-"i-iil I ;i h iiikI I riituri!
at l In Hi Sluiw.
AI l.l s I .
L'. , ri.'lii-rn i.' a d.i
:; . Visseai i day
Ml. Uiccn. l .ettri ii :i-!ic : -I.e.'
M l'l l-.Ml.l-.K.
I . K:iiim ! i y
I'.-a. h i!.i
II, I dltai-. day
a, I .aiiai day
ti, M ahtatia i lay
V, I'.n t A 1 1 h u i day
s. 1 i at i-r i i.i 1 I I. n ai i if A n a-1 it a ' la y
li, 1 .ii in i n-1 iin-n ' - day
ii'idnn-n ul the "i I I d.iy
( nleia.l.i ilav
Km kv Id, id Mel, hi day
l', N.-w Me.:ri day
l-l. V 1--1 aiiMii day
II, N a I ii ai a I -hi met-' day
I ' tali day
la. ,-w I'aiLi'and , lay
in. I iklah a day
I ii.i.e day
I", Kaiiiaad day
Is and IU. M.idein We , dan n davs
."si. I.iiuis I ) 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 e I d ay
and -I. ln-.a il.us
-1. I .am menial I iaelt-is -day
'j7, .ui man 1 1 nl-tei n day
'.'s, Swedi-li-Ainei n an day
Di '1( U d K.
I , Ch ii. ai!-1 il ay
ii, Pennsylvania day
ii, I'. I-.. 1 1, s-niaety day
New Hi k day
7, Kilns 'allege dav
s. Twin 'dy day. I St. I'aul .and M ann-aii. .1 .s )
hi. Kmilils id I'y that-, day
li", I II. O . day
1. Tennessee day
Ani:ieiit linlei ol L nited nrkiiu-n day
-.'a, I enei day
I Itlier spei ial days t i hi; aimnmice ! later.
'iK --"iis elei tricai iliiiiiiiiiati.nl nl tlieloaii'l
l-.i'.nt.
Lini.aled slinw leaturi'S nil tlie Midway.
Keduced lates nil all laiimad-..
To Siilsi-rilrrt.
We are carry inr over a thousand
accounts on our books, many of them
small but in the ; ii.'i-o.'iiti! t amounts
to a neat.-um whii'li would hel; lis out
if paiil in. If von can't tiay all you
owe send u.s a dollar and yve wiil send
receipt by return mail with a card of
thanks thrown in.
C'lii'iip ItiLtt'rt ly .VI issiiiiri I'lieilie
J'o Uinalri on account of Jlohcmian
Day; one faro for round Pip. D-ite
of sale Any tint and i!7. limited to
return August .'ill.
To Atchison, Kansas on ac-ount of
Corn t 'a rni val, one fire for the round
trip. Date of sale September 2J, re
turn September "Jo.
To St. Loui.s, Mo., on account of St.
Louis l-'air, one far- for i-ound trip.
Dates of sabt October - t 7, inclusive,
with li ri 1 limit to ( ictoher 1".
To Union, Neb, on recount of Old
Settler's P. -union, fate and a third for
round trip. Dates of sale August lib
nd l!7, iiinitcu to ret urn Aeirust US.
To Jmaha, on account of Km st-I)-.y,
.")(; f.r roTtel 'ri-i I) do of sale
Sent 1st: return !in:.t, Sept. 7
To Omab-i, or: :e-: on t i f Cii:niii"r
eial Tt a ve-1 !;-' 1) n . one fare for
round tr o. D -'- of s-:l S" -t. 1.1; re
turn limit. Sep-
For n.-e fi?'ii:u enquir-' ef '. ;'.
St on i n ' n-dj h, A a en t
K ioixly kf .
W hat do'-s it, cos', to tneri; '
hen ai d t ow shot; d one :o ? hai
aiiou.u one ta-.e 'i .V-iii'-'' r f.v
mitics y (low iiiu-h have iley urn
ducedV 1 w-e-k pe nnf ii? 'v ti.it
waif os- are piidV Is i vi 'i if expe'-s'v--?
What a e one'-, eiiatli ps of "m ni tl'
s'ldiye?1' L'uniiia-'.ii an ! satisfactory
replies to the above questio will b
found in th Ii nr. i n a ton route'-" n
dyko l-'oble now n ail for dis! rihy
tion Six'een pa-eso'' praticai infor
mation and an up-to-d te triapi of
laska and 'he Kbdidyke Fr at
I?urlincion toute i icket otv.ces or sent
on receipt of fo-.i con ts in stntno- bv
.1. Francis, (den. I'm-. Aft. liui-laio'i-n
route, ()m ;h:i. Neb.
On the mornitoj .,f Feb. Ji'i, ISO), I
was sick wit i i , lieu matisrn, aniJ lay in
bed until May 'Jist, when I jfot a bottle
of Chamberlain's fain Lialm- The
first application of it relieved me al
most entirely from the pain and the
second alTfo-dt-d coaplete relief. In a
short time I yvas able to be up and about
iiJiiin. A. T. Moukaux. Luverne,
Minn. Sold bv till druirerjsts.
The Indian Congress
A permanent feature of the
Trans-MissLrsippi and International
F posit ion,
AT OMAHA.
NOW or FN.
CLOSFS NOV. 1st.
Forty Tribes of North Ama rican Indi
a ns Kepresen ted .
Unique Kthno!o "ical F;i!iihit.
Rare opp irtunity to see the various
types of American Indians in their
native Costumes and Habitations.
Nearly a Thousand Indians on the
Encampment Grounds, in the
Exposition Enclosure
Under the dtrc-tion of C'upt. W. A. Mercer,
I'. S A., these Indian uihe- participate in their
Spectacular Dances nearly every evening.
The War Dance,
The Medicine Dance.
The Ghost Dance,
The Snake Dance,
The Sun Dance,
And other Traditional Kites of the Ked Man
are I'ei fanned by these Indians.
This preat Ethnological Exhibit, in aid of
which the United States can.cress appropriated
i-lo.dnn, vi ill continue to the end of tlie Exposi
tion. REDUCED RAILROAD RATES
From all Points now in Force.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal Notice.
In tlie Ile-trii t ("unit of Cats (luiinty. Nulirask it.
In tin- matti-i nt tlie KXiirdniiisliip n I
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tl. '.'d, d.-y .,1 Ial . A. Il l-'.is. w ill mi tin- :rd
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I j.i :n line tivi I Ii -a i;t I'Cittri ul tlir koutti
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Ii nr. le ed i:' hi and taken a-, tlie
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"I Mnd-ik. ii.iniat. af:all.-,l said de -
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M.ei .tl. I a . mat y . N.-ai ..ska.
Id . I . -M l.lide, ilepilty.
' s p. .! ;. , at t . 'I In y I. a plallltilt.
rinliale Notice.
In tin- I 'i.u n t v ( ' ni 1 1 nl la-- i-i unit y. NVlnaslni'
In Id.- ma tin ..1 tin- i d.de id J.iim li Mmiuer..
I: - ., .- 1. All ir i .- - li- iiiteie- t.- ! in --all matter
in- I.ei.-'.v tii.tilie-! tliat an tin- tit day nl Julv.
la in- i. M. mini; l;led a ,etitn,n m sal I
i i , : . 1 1 , i a ! i : 1'. tl.ai ti: tai-ti il 1 1 n an -.1 1 at inn a, -riiiiul.
::! I In n-ai. In- s('ti :ed and allnwed, and
Hi a In- he d.ai hailed liain Ins Must a- : t , 1 1 1 1 : i i i s -li
it.'i. ai.d Ii al d t.nl ta appeal lielaie said
i .art mi tl.e -"Jd day at Aiihum. isys, at 'J n elm k
a. in , and i antr:-l r-aid petitian, tlie (.niut may
1! i . 1 1 1 1 the a a ei nl - a id pet i t leu, and make sill li
a I In i and I li 1 1 1 1 e i iinliii, a lli , . alice-s and dei lers
as t lliis i null may seem pn .per. tn tlie end tliat
aii mallei pi-1 la mi ne, ta said estate may l,c linal
ly seltled and deteoiiined. Witness my hand
ai.d the seal nl said emit, this 'Jd day nl Au-ll-l,
1 sils (daikl.li M Sri K LOCK,
I -i. 1. 1 t-Diinty J uijjie.
Legal Notice.
I n t In-I list i ii t ami t o( t'ass (anility, Nebraska.
I n t he matter nl the estate I
nl ( hailes llntlei, de--
i.-ased. )
A pi a at !' ni of Maia' a ret S. Iiu tier, ;n liniiiistrat rix
ol said estate lor lireiise to sell leal estate to
:av ,l,-l,ts.
I Ins eause came on d,r hearing upon the
petition ol Mair;aiet S. lietler ,-idiiiintratrix id
I iii- estate ol ( hai les Butler, deceased, praying
ho a hri.-nse lo sell Ihe southwest quarter Isw'-l
ul ei 1 1' ,n einh t IS) township (10; rane nine ifc I ,
v'a--s count y. Nebraska, or a sutlitaent amount
ol t he s iiue to pay the Mini ol i i'Jl.mt in payment
ol dehts. i liaises and expenses ol administration
ol said estate and it appearing to the undersigned
j n 1 H olthe ihstiict t ouil tl at there is not sutti
i.ieiil personal property ill the hands of said adiinn
istiatiix to pay said debts, charges and expenses
and it lurlher appearing that it is necessary to
sell tlie real estate described in said petition
hied herein tortile payment ol said debts, charges
and expenses.
It is then-tore ordered that all persons inter
ested in said e-tate appear lielore me at the ollice
ol the clerk ol the district court in I'lattsmouth
Ca -s county, Nebraska on the'JTth day of August,
A. 1 ). ls;is at :J o'clock I'. M. ol said day and show
i-ause why a license should not lie granted as
piayedto sai l administratrix to sell the above
dosci abed real estate or so much thereof as may be
neiessary to pay said debts, charges and ex
penses. It is blither ordered that a copy of this notice
be published for four successive weeks prior to
the time ti.xed for said hearing in the "Semi-
eek ly N kws 1 1 ill ALU.'' a legal newspaper pub
lished in ( ass county, Nebraska.
Dated this lath day of July A I). IMH.
ISasil S. Kamsey. Judge.
Legal Notice.
I n the 1 list-act (aun t ol Cass County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the es- i
tate of John Cusack, r
deceased )
Application of Nathaniel II. Meeker, adminis
trator, with will annexed of the estate of John
( usack. deceased, lor license to sell real estate
t i pay debts, legacies and expenses of admin
istration. 1 his eaiee canie on fur hearing upon the peti
tion of Nathaniel 11. Meeker administrator ol the
e.-late of John (.usack, deceased, with will an
nexed praying for a I. cense t j sell the west one-
h, .d lu'-ia! me si mt hw est quarter (sw!i of sec
tion six ei, t-.w ii-hip eleven (111 range nine ('J)
Ciss o.unty, Nebraska or a sufficient amount of
the s.in.e to pay ihe costs of administration, debts
and ajcaii :es ol said e late and its appearing to
the en lei ailed judge ol the district court that
tin :e i not sa'iii e t peisoiial property in the
i, .in i- .,f sil.l a laiiais 1 1 itor ta pay the debts,
avac.es. cli t::e- and expenses ol the adminis
til', ai ot said e-tate, and it appearing to the
i i t t i, : - .,. i.i rl thai it is nece- -ar v to sell the
In.: e -1 .te - i-.--1 1 i I , din sa id pet i tion, fi led herein
I. -r ! ii p.a . aien t t said dents, .egacie-, charges
.aid e .pea r- ot adiiiii.i-tia; ion.
It i, -il.iieloie indered that all persons in
teres'ed in said estate ap,-ear belore nie at the
i. hi' e "f t ae eieric of the district court of Cass
en:. ,t-.. Neln -:sn. :n the city ol I'lattsmouth. on
the lid day ol pi, .,!.,-, Jsi.is, at two o'clock p
in. of -ait il ii to s,,,w cause why a license
h u; I not be i'ian!ed as j, rayed, to said ad-niia-
tint -r to sc.! t e above described real es
tate 'a s , :i,i;i i ti ere d as may be necessary to
p n .-.i.d deb--, legai ies, charge- and expenses.
It ;s 1 . . a oidiae I that a copy of this notice
bej.- .iia lied I r t -un s-.ii.a e ive- Weeks, prior to
ti--- iaiie axi'-l 1 a -aod hearing, iu the Scitii
W. .y Ni-. Ws 1 1 1-K.M.i). a legal ne'-yspaper. pub
is I.ed i.i ' ' i-s i ni n . N'ebr.i -ka
limed tin- 'Jlst day of Ju.y. !'..
l:.sL S. Kamsky, Judge.
Probate Notice.
In county court. ass county, Nebraska.
In the matter ol tae estate ot Ileniy Martens,
Aug'u-ta Mai'eris. Maria Martens, Herman
Mar;e'is, Fred M at ns, Kmiae Maitens, Henri
etta Martens, and aii other persons interested in
said ai., It r. i-re h.-iei.'V l ot I ed that on the 4th
da-, ot Auga-t l-.is, .uiuiid.i Mar ens tned a pe
tition m said cui.it. ai iegf.ig am mg other things
that 1 1 en rv M ai ten- . ie-1 on the 1 L ; 1 1 day of June
is.'-, ieayiiig a last vvio and te-laa.ent, and pos-se-sed
ot leal and per-onai estate in said county ,
and . hat a 'joy e name 1 c iiistit u te ah the pe sons
interested in sa. i mat ter. and pray ing for the pro
iiaieol said Wiii and tor ail i.inistiatioii of said
e--l.it e.
on are hereby notified that if you fail to ap
pear at said court mi the :jl -t day of August, A.
1 ). - i . at '. o'clock a m., to contest the probate
of -aid v. i.i. the cent may allow and piobate
said will, and grant administration of sa;d estate
to Augu-ta Martens, or some other suitable per
son, and proceed to a settlement thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court at
I'iattsiii -nth. Ncaia.-ka. tn:-. the Mh day ol
Align-: A. I 1-.". Gi.nKi.i-: M. -i-i klock.
sKAI.! County Judge.
Notice to Creditors.
ST A I K OK Nl.BKA.iKA,
Lav county.
In County Court
In the matter ol tl.e - state f John J dmson. de
ceased .
Notice is hereby given that the cred tors of
said deceased wiil meet the administrator of said
e.-tate. before me. County judge of Cass County.
Nebraska, at lhe county i-ouri room in Platts
ni iuiIi in said county, on the third day of March,
A. L) 1 '.'. . at nine o'clock a. m , for the purpose
of presenting their Claims for examination, ad
justment an 1 allowance. Six months are allowed
tor the creditors "f said deceased to pre-ent their
claims and one year for the administrator to set
t.e said estate, from the thiid day of September,
lsas
Witness my hand and tlie seal of said county
iiliiiliit ( Hurt at Piattsmouth. Nebraska, this
itsHAL' !th day of August. ltK.
Gkokoe M.Spirlock,
County Judge.
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