A SAD DEATH.
Oliver Young rornnr I'lnt I onion I li Hoy
M urilTrl itl '- 4-I I nil, Oregon.
Mi.ny '.i.r.u in this oiiy worn pur-
KOIIIlll ili'lj li.llll Kilt wit I j J.lllll V Uf'
mikI wif-.i who n nicivi 1 ii fow yoiu.t
ny. to I 'on ud Ion, -i;on, wlnjrt) Mr.
Ynllll;: li-id tl i O -pOi.mljU ponillOi witli
ttio ( ni.n lull way uuil Nu lui Ion
couip-ttiy, Jt'itl of lulu their jrounjfest
eon, Oliver C. li. Youri, Imsfe-jri cur
m c un Unit for th:it company ut IV-ri-dollon.
Jt bee ins from un uxtentied no
tico of tho trnondy printed in tho East
Orc-Konian, mnl kindly ii;iit the editor
ol ttio News by Mr. Vou up, thitt uinun
named t uiniin'huui who hud Imun in u
light with a man niinx-d V illia al thu
town .f Milton, t'.iiiH) to l't nd-ltori to
u warrant lor Willi!' lrrcni.Dui iny
tho al let noon ho walked to tho di;jot
win it Olivor Vouny wiih it uridine hihi
vi it liout wtiini ni ho drew a rovolvi-i
nid hhot tho young man through the
1 1 it i t, killing him almost iimlutilly.
Tho ningc-d man th"i turned on a
woman injur hy and shot her in the
hack, and ciuptii-d his revolver al
ar, ot her lady w hom ho chased into u
saloon, whero ho also tried to kill the
hyhtaiideis. Tho inati had never Be-on
any of his victims lfui o and no motive
can he iisndj.riii-d, other than that he
took Young for Willis and was er.iz d
with alitor. Ho was urrceted with
dinicully and taken to jail and a
lynching was narrowly averted.
Tin- entire city of l'endelton was in
mourning over the death of tho you lit;
in in and his funeral w;,s largo'y m
ti ndeil, the tloixl tributes being mini
m ous ;. rid ex eu r-i ve. 'I ho deceits d
was a iianie.-ako of Oliver Dovey of
thi.-.city and was horn hero Oc.ioher
.', I87i. He was a most exern pleiiiar
young man the pride of his parents
who have tho deepest sympathy of
l.lieir mariy friends hero in th ir Hid
be eavt iue.it.
Th'ir miii v'aller :s a resident of
Superior, Neb., and tho other two
bovs reside in inn tliern California.
CominlHHloiit-ra' 1'rot-et-Uliiirn.
11. A TTs mouth. Neb., Sent. 20, 18!)8.
15o id met pursu int to adjournment.
Present, J C Hayes, Geo XV. Young
arid J. J. Falter, county commission
ers, .lames I Cohort son, county cletk.
Mimiiis .f previous sossion ie id Hnd
improved, when tho following bu?-i-noss
was transacted in regular fo-m.
CLAIMS ALLOWED ON UENEItAL KUND.
J C Mays, sal and exp 3 )
(lco W Young, same 38 25
J P Falter, same 38 75
Jas Robertson. K K fare pd tor pau 10 70
Ci II l-Ongeiihagen, labor at ct bouse 14 71
Christ Wolilfarth. same 25 75
J M Nceley. M 1). Salary 14 90
I) Thouv, nal, cobs to pau 1 50
15 & M R R Co. mat for ct house 1 35
tickets' for paupers 2U 48
Kate Oliver, taxes refunded "8
City ot riattsmouth. gas IX 00
I) Woodard asg'd to J C Hayes team fd.. 75
John Fttpatrick, rent for pau 1 50
John Knpia, mdse to pau 5 CO
F L Cook, lees Cass co vs. Hurt co 1! f5
V A IVterson, board mem Co M 0 it
Cost Hill. State vs. Wallace 51 30
V O Wheeler, expenses .0 15
IIOAU DISTKlCT KL'NI)
C A I.aMwiti. rep jn t mis dist 13 $ 1 (Kl
Henry Horn, pd rep on tools dist 13 2 85
CCl'NTY LOAD FL'NIS.
F L l'.urdhk, work $ fi 00
J P Holmes, same 5 25
John Lawrence, same 5 25
Maria K. McDonald, road damages 12 50
Petition for a public road signed by
T. IJeim and others, through sections
12 and 11 v; s refused.
Petition of G. A. K. l&t. No 45,
was laid on the table.
St .iteaiciii of u citim-d wit es
fee- in tile count judge's ollie- up
Au-ui .11. 1S'.)S. w..- jtnpi ov u.
15 aiii aiijou mil to uei-i -el 1) r
4, 18.)8. James I.'ouektson',
County Clerk.
lluri.eH 1 luefn hi Work,
Situruay alter noon Samuel Rich
aidson noticed two suspicious looking
men hauling around in his neighbor
hood and thinking that they might be
looking for something to steal h-3 kept
watch of them.
They s-hortiy left, and Mr. K.
thought no more about th-i matter,
lul in the latter part of the night, or
at three o'clock Sund y morning, the
dog'barked and awoke Mr. K., who
thought nothing was wrong, and again
went to sleep.
In the morning upon entering the
barn he found that a set of harness
had been stolen, which is described as
being a double set having wrought
iron hames and equare blinds.
Kd. Lati and Ilia Hello.
When Ed. Lutz returned home from
the exposition tho other oveniri, he
noticed his new telephone had beeD
put in. he supposed of course it had
been connected, he endeavored to ring
up central.
He rang tho bell and took down
the ear-phone, said hell-o-oo! and
waittd. No answer! Th- n he hell O
ed to the thing a Sittle(?) louder! No
answer. Another ring and hell-o-oO,
and stil no answer, when Henry Zuck
weiler, his pirtner, asked what he
wanted, and explained to him that the
'phone had n-'t been connected with
the line. The crowd gave Ed. the
horsse laukih, and nothing hut the
cigars could settle the matter.
A Morning Special.
The Missouri Pacific railway which
has a s-tatinn on the exDOsition grounds
hao been forced by the immense travel
to put on a new train which will pass
this city going north at 8:68 a.m.
every morning until the close of the
exposition, and returning will leave
Omaha at 6:0;r in the afternoon and
will reach Piattsmouth at 7:00 p. m.
This gives the best of service and will
add to the travel on that road owing
to its convenience at the exposition.
Thursday a forty-five cent round trip
rate has been made and a big crowd
is expected.
We have a first class tinner, and at
tend pomptly to roofirg, and all
kinds of tin work.
Ebinqer Hardware Co.
(JITY AND COUNTY.
HATITRPAY.
Mrs. Jos. Gray arrived homo this
morning, aftor a pleasant visit to her
old homo In Iowa.
T. J. Oliver, reprei-en ti rig tho Mid
land Mutual Instance compmy, was
in tho city yei-t'-jrdii.v.
Mien Ifattie SneJeker and Mis
D.ii-y Cox are visiting at John Tutt'a
and Capt Bennett's.
Art Pribhlo of Louibvillo was in
town Siturday and homewhat in the
way of "how como you ho."
Tom Allen and Judge Tibbetts are
in town from Lincoln today on leg..l
business, but will probably mix a lit
tle mi dicino bef re thoy return home.
llarvoy Sayo, jr., who has boon
helping paint the 11. & M bridgo at
Kulo. is home haying completed tho
work.
Kemember tho new train on th" M.
I, leaves here at 8:.",8 in the morning
and loaves Omaha at 0:00 in the after
noon for Piattsmouth.
Tho report that Adolph Khode had
diphtheria is haid by his phy-icians
to ho untrue. Tim family have b id
nothing of ti e kind.
Crant and Sch..yler Hacki-nhu g
have returned homo from North
kntH, whero thoy have bo"n at wo. k in
tho big wheat harvest.
Mrs. Minnie Hooih, formerly Miss
Cuthma-Ms in tho city acco . pamed
ov ner nusoaii.. vi-'ting no- uru.;.-. i
11 Cuthm.iun, and family.
Dr. C W. S'anshury ami Mrs. Car-
rieCro-sley tf Wtsto n (College, Iowa,
arrived in the city today to visit their
niece, Mrs. IjuI u I fu m ph rev.
J II. Curyoa of Crceritr. ood, has
shipped in 12 SO head of s' eop which
ho will feed this fall and winter.
Weeping Water Iiepublican
II. C. Mc Malcen sent tivo bushe's of
choice apples to the exposition today.
Four hushels were furnished by Mr?,
Hattie Allison tind ono bushel by Joe
Shera.
Mrs Lriura McGrath if Casper. Vry
omirig, is in the city, the guest of the
family of Judge Ii. S liamsoy. Mrs.
McGrath will bo remembered ;:s Miss
Laura Stroud, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ji shua Stroud, who lived near
Old Mt. Pleasant, north of Nehavvka
A commission man from Omiih i was
in town this morning who had r,bbod
Wiley Black and Andy Taylor in an
apple deal. Andy cot into a conver
sation with the follow and wound it up
by brushing the seat of his trousers
with his (Andy's) boot toe, to the sat
is faction of the croud w ho heard his
ira pndence.
K"V, T. K. Sin f ie.; has been given
the charge at O; tei ; ciri and will de
pirl ilie last of thi.-. week or the first
of n xt to his i. .. b ii Mr. Surface
li as ben here f r t vnrs nml has
m.iiiy warm fri ti N wbo would have
liked very mucii in'V- him remain.
He and his :amii iak w,th them the
ooid wi.-his if i".i iy o; c in th:s
vicinity. N l;a k lieistev.
Plaltsme-.th will h-.il the c'.i?c of
the exposition with deiight. If it
lasts much longer there won't lie
change enough left in town to buy a
stick of gem. Every line of business
has suffered tremendi iusl' from the
oonst int drain of money, and m my
people have teen i- ri;e purchasers in
the Omaha -toivs. alihugh they
could do 'et er a home W e -aw one
ma- who oaiii ?3 fo a pair i.f t outers!
.ii d it.i.ug,. h had a ha y- the
sun" w hi re reulaily at
2 2 1.
JIOXDAY.
Geo. Dovey undo a business tiip lo
the metropolis this morning.
W. L. Pickett made a brie f. business
trip to Om .ba this morning.
Jesse Shafer reiurned e.-terdny
fioma pleasant visit out at Denver.
II. C Palmer, county jude of Clay
county, spent Sunday with his sisu-r,
Mrs. Tohff.
S II. Atwood left on a business trip
to western Kansas. He will be absent
three or four days.
Albert Stottler went to Omaha this
mornii.g where he expects to make
his home for some time.
Willie Schlater accompanied his
father and uncle Joseph Schlater to
the exposition today.
John D. McBride has a bad rye,
caused by a bug flying into it while he
was out driving last night.
Mrs. J ane Dunn and son of Kans is
Ciiy. Kansas, are visiting with the
fo mer's sister, Mrs. A. C. Pry.
Mrs. John A. Gutsehe and daughter,
in company with Miss Allen, are vis
iting a. the exposition today.
Mayor Venner of Mytiaid was ia
t wn for a few minutes this mo- nitig
O'l business in his official capac ty.
George Hawkins and wife returned
home this moruing f:om a pleasant
vi?it with relatives at Creitou.
W. H . Newell and D. S. Guild have
gone out into the western part of the
state where they expect to bag a few
prairie chickens.
Geo. "Weidtnan, 'who does duty as
watchman at the exposition cime
down today to see that Piattsmouth
was getting all along allright.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Griggs, of Com
ing. Ia., were guests of A. E. Gass and
wife over Sunday and visited the ex
position today.
Miss Alma Coats of Hillsdale. Iowa,
made a short visit to her aunt, Mrs. J.
H. Thrasher, returning home this
morning.
Johnathan Carr is 71 years old and
he and W. H. Worden were school
mates in the east together when they
wr boyi.
William I.illio and wife of Albion,
Piootio county, roturnod homo this
morning after mi agreeable visit with
tlieir old neighbor, Tom Wilkonson.
Ceo. Ketiner, of Preston, S. 1)., is in
tho city visiting his sister, Mrs. Coo.
Kroehler and her rnothor, whom he
hits not met for ovur V y'irn.
J ho citizens of Nehawkti have raised
a purs of ilUU lor tLu purpcriu of teud-inu-
iU a school children of that place
to too exposition next Friday.
M.s. Hull, wife of lUr. Hull of
Murray and children departed for
Partlett, I i., this morning where they
will v.sit with relatives for some time.
Mr Joseph Stokels of Raymond,
South Dakota, who has been visiting
tho ex position anu his o.d friend, VV.
T. M el vin, depart, d this morning for
home.
Mrs. II. J. Helps, who has been
quite sick lor several days, w.:3 taken
to Omaha yesterday for the purpo.se
of receiving tho bunelii of expert med
ical treatment at tho hi spit il.
'1 ho next governor, M L. Haywaid,
passed thttuoh I h its city yesierea Oo
his hou;o from out ill the ttalc
! w hero he h.m bet u mingling with the
peop.o
Me-srs. P.irmi-le and Pollock are hav
ing n c ndU't put through the wall of
the r'i'.oarald block for the cable o:
tin; new ttdephono company where
t he central ofih o will he located
M s. Ceo. Keislinir and a ladv fi ieml
,n ,, urlillfflon Ilwil who have
, , ,..... Vl 1hrt (,,,.,1,-
X posi-
! tion stoi .'cd oft to see Mrs. J C. l'eti-r-
! cen today.
C. W. (ireen and wife teturned this
morning from a delightful visit to the
National C. A. 11. reunion at Cincin
nati and with relatives at their old
homo in Ohio
Ed. Seevcrs and wife of IJrown
county, who has been visiting relatives
and friends hero for tome time went
out to Louisville today to visit with
Mrs Seever'd parents.
John Bukouieek, John Jivoushecek
and Cyral Janda went to Omaha
this morning 1o attend tho conference
of tho Ilohemian Catholic church
w hich is in session there this week.
Addison Kiser, of Eight Mile Grove,
is building himself a new residence in
this year of prosperity. A. L. Cox, of
Mynard, has tho contract. The house
is to l.o 30x32 front in tho main part
with a Kitchen 10x20 feet.
P. M. Booth and wife had their lit
tle babe christened at St. John's yes
terday and this morning they depart
ed for their homo near Lincoln after
a pleasant visit with their uncle, F.
It. Guthman and family.
Emil Ptak, the cigar manufactur er,
departs for Asmour, South Dakota,
this morning to visit for a couple of
weeks with his brother at that place.
He took his gun along and expects to
b ig a few chickens while there.
Mrs Laura MtGiath, formerly Miss
L'nira Stroud, who has been visiting
the families of Judge Ramsey, V. S.
Jones, and other friends, took the
morning B & M. train for her home
at Casper, Wyoming.
A I'ieulc Irry.
From Saturday's Daily.
Miss Amelia Vallery entertnined a
company of friend by giving them a
pic nic party at Patterson's park last
evening in honor of her guest. Miss
An-a Hayes of Washington, D" C
Tie-;, k i n i out in carriage's, a d int' e
i-ii ii- a SUrnD'U us d nnec was S cad
I al u " ii VIoi k. which ii-! orts say w -!-ai
ii. lid. ' in s" in tt ndanee no
men Mi n. i . t iVf were the .Misses
.Mi i an 1J -i-bara Ger-ing. thei guet
Miss Kynn, I) ira Piicke, Edna Adn'ns.
M itihla Vallory, M s T IV Livings
n il, ;u d Messrs. J. G McHugh, Geo.
Farley, Will Streight, G M Spur
lot'k, Ciif Wesco'.t, Carl P: icke and H.
K. Gering.
AlHskit i-iiitiiugrt
In a letter recently received bv J. C.
Peter.-en from his partner in Alaska,
the s atement was made that in sir k
it g a prospering shaft on the Tansini
ivoi a tributary to he Copper
that at the depth of fifty-five feet they
struck fnllen timber, a layer of moss,
and under it a few feet a thick glacier,
then grave!; apparently an old river
b"d. He writes that the timbe: was
well preserved; in fact, as fresh as if
just covered up recently, yet the tim
ber on the surface was no less than a
hundred feet tall, and vegetation gen
erally showed that the volcanic erup
tion occurred perhaps centuries ago.
Family Keuulon.
Johnathan Carr and son of Mound
City, Mo , Thomas and William Carr
of Iora and James Carr of Kans is,
brothers of Mrs. J. H. McKinn?y, are
here visiting with their sister, and
yesterday together with other rela
tives had a family reunion at the Mc
Kiuney home. Among others present
was two sisters from near Union, Max
Carr editor of the Falls City Journal,
and Itev. R. M. Dunean and wife, and
W. II. Worden and family.
Keceiied Good News.
From Saturday's Daily.
Ei. Oliver and J. C. Peterson re
ceived good news this morning from
one of their partners in the Klondike.
He writes that rich strikes have been
discovered at the hend of the Copper
river and they are going there to get
in on the ground floor. Peterson and
Oliver already have claims in that
vicinity. We hope they may yet se
cure a competence, after what they
have gone through with.
Appointees.
Yesterday It. A. Dittraar, the re
publican nominee for float representa
tive appointed E. A. Browa of the
Nebraska City Press as chairman and
M. D. Polk of the Piattsmouth News
as secretary of the central committee
from the 8lh district. Nebraska City
PlM.
lOOl.f.ll.
I met a y.mnn riuature, il m.illi-is
And I met with a fall, too, in mo ui.
Foi I fell quite in Io e ;m I jmi ..;! !
me.
If this beaut did r ;tui i- y n ' v
Her eyes they wenr like th- '
quite;
No mortal con! 1 see t!n i:i :m. !!!-,
lie I I:
I..t b!
I could only observe their im
And tlieir Color about tin.' in
il.I.el
t Ii: -
r.ej
.i:; l v.
! 1 1-
Hcr mouth, nh'-n lau.
tliiuv.ii wide.
With white pearls y!c;iiir ;n;: Ik
in-idc.
When she sang 'twere a i
-.hit
- ,n i
While lier tongue.
i,., i
within.
For bhtness. her toot va . !;!. '!---t ! a I.ia.b:
For whiteness, her hand in k;!ii li:oe i- ,i:.e I i:
palm.
And kind was the heart t!.:.t I ept ! -. .: -.: !.;'...
To keep it-ell !iim in 1 u "1 - e. .
Fscortin m-y iiaii:n: I I.;, '. Ii i : s. .-u
A put ple-la'.ed Kelitleinati. still in the ..p.,
I said to my-ell, "I'll h:ie 1j: ib lie,"
As snugly she seated I. nn i In e to l lie l i e.
'Introduce inc." said I. "to y-cir v. !., ' I :ie
"That siect ar I..-. I I'eiit : :n .in in t to ;l.e I.e.-."
She i epbed. w . t U - 11 1 j,i :-e :u i n: . -. t : i .- s l' 'i e
"That old eiille:i:ii;i l.'ieie : n,'. i,;i b.inl,"
she.
Tin- I 1 las' .
I'll" 'fi i -1 i lig .! t h i ! a ! .- ' i I -,
't warded to th t i - nt ',
There v s no; h i ;r u r " ' -t
ha . tho I 'on i as ii. c. i ,.. -. i. , .
on hi lean pa pe r. . '. ) r--.- . Y u .
Palter volo-l for t , i ' -Hayes
for t!.o N !.v.-.. Mr. V ,:
dutiht r h..ua hi I i-e . .'. .. 1
111 aile t.ia 1 1 . i : . ; . : i i j, . . i .
this h.- iv:t- misiai ' . !: ;h" ;V :
sliO.v:: that il is not .. i .-: u K
per, by dividing 1 :i v. v. I
Jourral. Tl e : -. b -in ; - t ii
latter oliice. Some of t i - i on i
pois are seer rig ( ir . ri i i r Y
uumereifuliy f-:r his ;.ia .i: ti ter,
but we arc of the o-.i- i-.n Li: t
sure should bo j lai e.i i, -. i l, -
etiiloi alone and imi on Mr. Y-.inv .
Weejiing Water- ii p ii::i. a.
The 1 topubiictii is v.-roog cs j.-resumption
that Young .iii i !i...w
the work was lo be o ' viil.-i! i'li a
deraocraiic paper as In; s; ct:' ti l i'l
ter's vote only on th. il cor.KitioM, f.ir
the matter wns discus -ed on the st-'i.-et
for a week hefofo Y-ir g c n ied
through his ilea!.
IVriiiiory Niile Sii'l ia.
WAslIlNGTdX, Sep:. 'SI A v.-r-y p.-!-
emptory message of instrueii :i lias
been sent to tho Cu'-i in military c iiu-
mission and by the in made th" basis of
a note to the Spanish commi-.-ioiiers.
The authorities in Washington will
not make its terms public, but ii is
thought the general tenor ir, fa it th"
United Stales will not be .-atisiied with
any further delay in tho w-eun tioa . f
Cuba. It is to the eiVee! thai, th"
terms of the p-otoeol called for the
immediate evacuation and t!i I S- -lii-
ish sovereignty must be relinquished.
Tho American commi-ionc-rs have
been informed that tho evacuation of
Cuba cannot bo delayed.
New- Jool Arriving.
The liitest and b -st in all gi ades of
men's underwear at Klein's, sui'.abio
to this kind ol" weather. Our i i 1 1 of
gloves and tuck wear was nevi.r sur
passed in this county. The new -1
and latest stj-'.es. He sur ; ia.i s.-e
them. Light ovei C'-at -, : r. 1 fui'abu;
suits just from the factory at Klein'-.
Remember th" pla ?. e- ; i he
court house, and ea.l. m and -t n i
ces before goiuir ti 0:ti th i, or -
where. V e c.-tn be --' ' --t.-r on
low pric- s.
!I rlauiilli's ! ' i! .
A si r i. i-r si e i ;n-U iii i i V . : :: I
alls j m i y st" " e n c--.y
in and a ke : ' :! " v- ( i;
ht; want i 1" : ui-.-i a-e. ! I
i t !
bow (1 ti i m one vairtii ..s t-o vii icii
Si-ema-u to bint, n : m lie -t. : i a to
the U"o as if g imr t.. spit. rl,r.-:i lit
out. IL wen chas"d '-: im-.u as fur
as the park, b it he w-s a g .(! runner
ind got awav. ( i;a e: e. oo i It- - - i-ti .
A Cli:iii(-f III Sn- Vour lliini'i- It imiv
Sept- ill bo r --. vvi I o '.'a- i n e,-;i:;-
ty (Illinois) day al t ho O- .iiii t :-. : o.-,-tioii.
Si-pti mli r v; : ' 1 i- M'.-i.v-iii-
oguh coti-.ty dav. V. ; . l-.-v. ai- - ;"r.;-:i
Illini-is wil; b-- ia oiTt-c ; iviii:!, -. ;.!.!
n immeibc attend tt i - !- o::, - ; '.
W ai. Not Irui-.
'I he lele";i-a)hic . e;iort li.a'. . b:- in-
pecior g-noia! i f t!
Ui
army bad )kii,i uin-ul li e ia.tr. p a!
Jacksonville h Wu-g in :ui u:,o ear.
condition turn-out to be uali-'te. i be
inspeclor made no siicli r.-port ;-. d v. e
regret that &uch a state meat fou;.-d r,
place in our ddurai s.
Ask your dealers for the ''V-.' hitc
Sailor" cigar, manufactured i y fYn:.!--Neimau.
MADE
BOTTLED
SOLD
DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND HOTELS SELL IT.
N EVER supplied except In
Sealed Bottles, bearing proprie
tors firm name Signature thusj
TRADE SUPPLIED BY
RICHARDSON DRUG CO.
OMAHA, NEC.
LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal Notice.
II. M Bricker, fir-t and real name unknawn
and Francis C. FauUner assignee of the loii
necticut kiver Savings banic wia take n ,tice that
the plaintiff. Francis N. G:u-on, has be'un an
action in the District court of Cass c.-utm.
Nebraska, entitled, Francis -V G bsmi s. i.:c'b
Hursh et al. defendants, in which tl ave
named parties are made defendants aa.l that the
object of prayer in said petition, is t i f : -recluse a
mortgage on the west hail of the nort!r.e-t quar
ter ot section 15. town VJ. range '.' ea-t of theii'h
. M. Said mortgage having been given by the
said Jacob llursh to Benjamin A. tiibron ar.d
for genera! relief and you are rerju re l to answer
3aid petition oa or before the Ttii day ol Novem
ber. 19. Francis N. tjii sN, Floint.n.
E. H. WoOLEY. Attorney.
Dated Septerr.ber 27, llv
GO TAYLOK
IB
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Ailrniiiist rutorN Sale.
In ti e matter of the Fiitate ol Charles Ittitkr.
N' 'Re Is heti-bv ivcn tliat In puru.inrr o( nu
hi ,er oi iirfsu .- rtauetey. JihIkc ol lite Distort
i 'int nl as countv. .Nebraska, made on tlie
'l.'i day ol AiikusI. IMlH, for the hrtle of the real
e-i.i.e l.eirui.ilter described, there will b. sol.l ut
:f e .u!li ilooi ol the Court House. Ill the city ot
I .1! ii, .i In. iii said county, on the Hth day ol
i ' i iSer. I'll-, at II o'clock. A. M , at public ven-
: . i i trie .MfieM iiniMer lor casli, tlie loilowinu
ii tslaic, to-nf l lie southwest
. i' i - u ot M-ction eijjl't (kl, township
i. ; . . i n'e nine isn. l.a-is county, INcbiaska
.- 1 v.i.e l i teiiiaiu open one hour.
I ijtc J tliu Uih day ol September, lk.'i.
1 .i:n:-fr.itr;x ot the estate ol Charle butler.
ii.-'i-.i-i-.l.
i .-. I'ui K. Attorney for Estate
A d in 1 n ist rater's Sale
In t! e matter ol the I state ol John Cusack. de-
i'imtiI
Ni.lu e i l.oreby Kiven that ill pursuance of an
i i i i I i.asii m. Kainsey. Juili;e ol the District
t rat i't : s con nt y, Nebraska, made on the Jrd
: . .-eptemlier. Ius. tor the sale of the real
i . : l.ei. In.ille r desrribc-d, there will be sold
:i o e s . , : 1 1 1 i loo i ol the t on 1 1 Mouse, la the lit y
I I'.ati-uioiitli, in said County, on the Hlh day ol
' ' IS..S, al 1 1 o clock. A. M . at nub ic veil
t . the leuhest biddor for cash, tlie toiliwii.
I libe.l ! al clate. to-wit: '1 he West hall Vii,
' ii. e soiitiiuest is w '.il, ot section six Int. town
!i i eleven til), rane nine (tt), Cass county, Ne
ar a :.a.
.i.,l sale to remain open one hour.
I i.iled this hltli day ol tSeptember, lsy.S.
N. II. Mi l KKK
A'iaiinistralor. with will annexed, ol tlie estate
ol olin ( unack. deceased
l'oi k. Attorney lor Kstate.
Legal Notice.
i ! 1 n I reikiiek Stull, Mrs. John Frederick
- ,i.i, li.ii.es aiiUcventer, Charles Miller.
'.' : i..ai il. .Shak-r, Mrs. Matilda O. Sharp.
No ..Hi.. II. .-si ott. M. Ulakely Sharp. Macon
1 i .- I. a i p and Mis Mattie hou I'ursv. implead-
, i i . i n, , ha Mull, et al:
j . -ii ...1.1 cicli ill ou are hereby notified that
. ' - I day ot e leinber. A. 1). Ansei-
i b .-until comment ed an action in the district
. . al ! a-s county, Nebraska, ni;aiust you, the
! ' i .aid piayei nl which are to loreclose a Cer-
i .o ai l, 'a.',ai;e eet uted on the -1th ot l'ebiuary,
ii l hy John I-. Mull, under the name ol
! .- .i. iia i on the northwest quarter ol sec-
: i . o 1 , and t he nort h hall ol the southw est
; .-ii i-i Miction two ! . and the west halt ol
a, ' i lie. isi ((iiarter ol section two 21, and the
s ' 1 1 1. h.i.l ol the northwest quarter of the south
i 'i .. u lei ol ,-ecliou I wo 2. all in township
. e I J , raiitfe thirteen I 1:1 1, in Cass county.
. . i.i-k a. .Saul moitgae beui(j to secure the
i i. ai ol a note lor J.'t,ti:M 70 due on or lielore
0 i M,,nv lih, 1s'.i.-j, and bearing 10 per cent, in
j i ' i ao.ii us date; there is due on said note the
-j . ! i. .ii.io to .Sept. l.'lth, lsiis, and it is asked
! . .i lie lieiendadt s interests in said land be
- j ! i un i. i and interior to said murtgaf;e claim
j.' ;! ii. e said land sold to satisfy the same. The
j ' i i ijci:t and prayer ol said petition is to
- j : -e a ceitam land contract ol date April 1.
j i - .. on all that part ol government lot numbered
1 ! : : e Kl i. ol Section six IB I. in townshin twelve
ji:,, lanne louiteen ll, in Cass county, Ne
i .1 ka. I inn west ol the rijjht ol way ol the 11. &.
' ". i ., a i oad. loether w itli that part of said lot on
., ,r t Mile ol said riht ol way lying northwest
a :,e cuivet t on the curve at or near the sand
; a:.i or blult commonly described as "swallow
Iii" it is claimed there is due on said contract
.mi.' localise ol taxes paid on said land to this
:,.y the sum of $abti. and said land is asked to be
. i i to pay the same. I'laintilf claims to own all
tae lights, property real and personal of said
1'icoj, oil-. Company and to be entitled to lore-
.use :-aid contract. It is lurther asked that each
aa I all ot the defendants iu said action be ad
judged to have no interest in any part of said
laud, except subject to said mortgage and con
liaet. on are required to answer said petition on or
behuc .Monday, the 21th day ol October, A. D.
Isa , cir your default will be entered and jud
aicat euieied accordingly againsi you and said
land. Anslkmo B. Smith,
liy his attorneys,
Ali.en Beeson and Jesse h. Root,
Dated this Dili day of tseptember, A. li lH'JH.
Notice to Creditors.
State ok Nebraska, , r. . - .
Cass county. ss- In County Court
In the matter of the estate of John Johnson, de
ceased .
Notice is hereby given that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the administrator of said
estate, before me, couuty judge of Cass county.
Nei aasi:a. at the county court room in I'latts
lauutli in said county, on the third day ol March,
A. I) Is'.rS', at nine o'clock a. ni., lor the purpose
nf presenting their claims for examination, ad
j.istmeiit and allowance. Six months are allowed
tar the creditors ol said deceased to present their
claims and one year for the administrator to set
lie said estate, from the third day ol September,
Witness my hand and the seal of said county
iipiitjit Court at Piattsmouth. Nebraska, this
i;si ai. Mh day of August, 1H!8.
jit George M.Shurlock,
County Judge.
Notice to Creditors
St a i k of Nebraska
i ass County,
ss.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of A. Juliaette Wright,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the executors of said es
tate, belore me, county judge ot Cass county,
Nebraska, at the countv court room in Flatts
aumtii in said county, on the -nd day of April A.
i' . l:i'., at li'o'clock A. M., for the purpose of
pre- n:ing their claims for examination, adjust
aient ami allowance. Six mouths are allowed
! n the creditors of said deceased to present their
li'as lo settle said estate, from the 1st day of
U.a ! er. is .s.
j tuess my hand and seal ol said court at
i ' i.-.tt-aiautli. Nebraska, this, 3rd day of Septem
! -i . A. I ). l-!l-..
George M . Sri r lock,
! i Seal i County Judge.
I Notice to Creditors.
.- i '-. i : o! . i.iaiASKA. .
C i-s Countv. P5,
In County Court.
ii u e m a'er ot the estate of Henry Martens,
eee.V-ed .
"atice i hereby niven that the creditors of said
deceased will meet the executrix of said estate,
belore me. county judge of Cass county, Ne
iir.iskii. at trie county court room in Piattsmouth
ia ::i; county, on the 2nd day of April, A. L).
at S o'c.ock A M. for the purpose of pre
seiitint; their ciaims for examination, adjustment
and allowance. Six months are allowed for the
creditors ol said deceased to present theirclaims,
troin the 1st day of October, liy8
itne.-s my hand and seal of said county court
at Piattsmouth, Nebraska, this 6th day of Sep-teii-ber,
1 '.'.
George M. Spurlock,
f-eai) County Judge.
Probate Notice.
.he County Court, Cass county, Nebraska,
tae matter of the estate of John Walter
1! r.ne.-', deceased.
i aaaa Haines, Uecky Haines, Walter Haines.
:.a i ia.ne ; and b rancis Haines, minors, and
; a ;.er pcis jus interested in said matter, are
svi'V notined that on the 3rd day of September,
i'-, J -h:i J. Swoboda. jr., and J . l-alter tiled a
. n in said court, alleging among other
.a';-, t!,at John Walter iiaines died on the 31st
iav et Augu-t, iMIs, ieaving no last wnl and
,e i.auent, and possessed of real estate in said
a ..at and state, and that the above named con--i:
:;:e ail the persons interested in the estate of
:-il deceased, and praying for administration
ci ei eot. Vou are hereby notihed that if you fail
oa;-pear before said court on. the 2th day of
S-laeaiber A. D. l.-ys.at4 o'clock . M., and con
.et aid petition, the court will appoint John J.
;.u.lu.!;i, jr., or some other suitaole person, ad
:ia'.:iraiar, and proceed to a settlement of said
c'-t.:te.
Itness my hand and the seal of said court at
I' aiiT-iuoiitli." Nebraska, this ISrd day of Septem
ber li. l-'.". George M Spurlock,
k alJ County Judge.
Probate Notice.
In the County Court of Cass county, Nebrask a
!a he matter of the estate of Albina Fhilinda
I j, anas, deceased.
I homas. J. Thomas, George Washington
Tie -mas. Susan Viola Thomas. Elizzie Galena
i r . Unas, and Victor I.aKue Thomas. Zella
Thomas and Sylvia '1 homas. minors.anJ all other
p- r-;ons interested in said matter, are hereby
notihed that on the first day of September 1b&,
1 nomas J. Thomas tiled a petition in said court.
;a ,ca,ring among other things, that Albina Phil
lai.i I homus died on the eighteenth day of April
! ii-. leaving no last wid aud testament, and pos---e-sed
of real estate in said county and state,
and that the above named constiiute all the per
si us interested in the estate of said deceased, and
prayiag for administration thereof. Vou are
Hereby notified that if you fail to appear at said
eour; on the twenty-sixth day of September A.
I). at 'J o'clock A. M.. and contest said peti
tion, the court wiil appoint Thomas J. Thomas,
or some otiier suitable person, administrator,
and proceed to a settlement of said estate.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court at
I'l.ittsniouth. Nebraska, this, the 3rd day of
Sept. A. 1J. l-i's. George M. Spurlock.
SEAL.J County Judge.
Legal Notice.
T - Laura Ann Mills, John F. C. Mills. Wesley
M.Wi.liams and wife. Mrs. Wesley M. Will
iams. Olive A. Williams and Sidney S. Will
iams, non-resident defendants:
Vou, and ench of you. are hereby notified that
on the Kh dav of September, IK. Piattsmouth
Lodge No. f. Ancient Order of United Workmen,
commenced an action against you in the district
court of Cas county, Nebraska, the object and
prayer of which are to quiet title in plaintiff and
against said defendants in and to lot one (I1, in
biock two (2i, in the city of I'lattsmouth. Cass
county. Nebraska, and to bar and enjoin said de
lend. ints from having or asserting any title to or
claim m said lot or any part thereof, and for
equitable relief. Vou are required to answer said
p tuiou on or before Monday, the 31st day of
October. ls'.-S.
plattsmouth lodge no. p. ancient
Order of United Workmen,
By their attorney, Jesse L, Root.
I hey banish pain
aiui pro one i
' -
tfr-Tj Kiiy iX
1 1 , i iQi J -
Li-;-
No matter what the matter is, one will
good, and you can get ten for five ct
A nw piyl" poi-Ui t runtuli'lnir tpm mrvii riii'i.i In n ivfiner ei. i r. ,n It- iOi.ni (a ...
at Hi-.uvM.r-ur iin-f i ee i n k - s is. lliii,.wi n I .i i ,,,i.ii,i a r : i, i .
-al. 111 ilo..-a i.f llin 11 n eenl ei.rom iju Mini. i cmii li ul l.y mml I., n , to
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This Space
Belongs to
Firm of
Jewelers and Optician
Boeck Block.
THE LEADERS
N THE GROCERY
a k i :
A. H. VBCKBACH
'T'HEY curry the htro-t and most comp'.oto lino io tl -.- i
thing' frcbh and new. Thoy pay cash for our jjooiU ai.d c
jiors the advantage of special discounts. A compioto lin-
lvayo in stock. The only place in tho
'j-jh Chnesc. Call and see us.
4, H. WECKBACH &
Permanently cured by usinfj DR. WHITEHALL'S KIIKUMATK; i VWY.. Ti,
ourest and the best. Sold by druggists on a positive guarantou, I'i i -, V) c::.
Jier box. Sample sent fre on mention of this publication.
THE J)R WUITEJULL AijC'iBIMlNE JO . South IJend, Ii.-J: . ,,::
TIME TABLE
PLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
Lincoln
Omaha
Helena
Portland
San Francisco
All points west.
I Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis and all
points East and
South.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
No 1. Denver ex prm.s .. J1:H pm
No 'i. Ornaim to .-t. Lou.s -":'C pm
No fi. ChiciwuBXurinS 12:40 an:
No 20. Local express, oaily, St Joe,
Kiinsati, r-t Louis, :ill points
south 0:40 am
No 4. Loeai exp, dally, Burlington
Chicago, all points east 10:24 am
No 14. Local ex p. u ally except Sun
No. 10 Omaha to Cleston, ioeai... l?:Haiu
aay 10.4 j am
No 92. Local exp. daily except sun
day, Pauitiu Junction pin
No30, Freight, daily except funday
Pacific Junction
No 2. Vefetibuled exp, daily. Bur
lington, Chicago and all
points east
No 13 stub from Junction to Plat.ts
luoutri, '
No 12. Local txp, aaily. St Joe. Kan
sas City. :-t Louis. Cblcaito
all points east and south ..
5:.'10 pui
6:15 pru
No 13. Local exp, uaiiy.omana, Lin
coln, Leu ver aud interme
diate stations 7:34 r.m
No '27. Creston toOaiaba Looal 11::J3 pm
No y. Local .t. Lou tu umalia :. am
.NO&5. Local freliint, daily. Oiuatia. 7 ."5 am
No i'J. Local fr-liflit. uany, ex Sun
day, Cedar Cree. l.oum
vliie, south lienci
No 7. Fast mail, caliy, Omaba and
Lincoln
No 3, Vestiouied exp, dally, Den
ver aud all points in Colo
rado, Utah and California,
orand Island, Black Hills.
Montana and Pacdfiu N. W
No 13. Local exp, dailyexeept Sun
day. Louisville. Ashland,
Wanoo, scbuyler
No 11. Local exp, dally exceptSun
day, Omaha aud Lincoln..
7MS am
2:22 pru
38 pm
4.-00 pm
5-00 pm
No 17. Local express. Sunday only,
.o.s2 East Douml Freint. connects
at Pacific Junction with
No. 1 the Denver Kxpress.
which uocd not stop at
Piattsmouth 10:05 pm
Sleeping. dinin' and recliniuir chair cars
(Seats free) cn through trains. Tickets sold
atid baiz?a-fc checked to :.ny point in the
United states or Canad a.
For Information, time tables, maps and
tickets call or write to
vV. L. PICKETT. Airent,
Piattsmouth. Neb.
J. FRANCES. Gen. Pass Ait..
Omaha. Neb.
i. f. II.UK CAKli.
TRAINS OOIXO SOHTH,
No. l
No. 9
No. 121, local frelsht
4: VI a. tn
. 1LM a.m
. 4.(4 p.m
TRAINS OOISO 60CTH.
Xo. 2 - 10:43 p m
No! i:2. iocal freight 7:35 a m
No. 10 '44 d m
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including tl.e Fa:i.;i "-
M i.-rtouri. ! : i i t
Jackson Hi!', nt.
Canon City a. :
Always on han! A;
clitsDer firades of NUT '
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keep on hand ail k; ..-! -
ders promptly deiivefe 1 I.-
at grocery -,rc of A . i 1. V.'c .. 1.
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SfI.ICITOKS WAN TKI)-!. !
tlernen, f ir our com: l'-
Looks for the hol.davs Kin.:. - '
graded for littie orii.- t i irr .n
book charming, dcUfthii:: . ;
ranre from ! cents t ? '. ' -. 1 . 1
overflowing with happy 1. '.- i---.
dous seller. Notf.ir.g i f -- t-.. -.
golden harvest fur esiijrs t: ,
given. Freight paid. I '
Outfit with sample-- of all 1 . .r i, .
twelve 2 cen' stamp- i -r pavi.i; .
postage alone, i r ip a.i ir.
month with our .-sci i-. - I . -.
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DEPT.. chk;ai.o.
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TRANS - MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION
home ComtliK Siiccul ami 1 atnr
of ihc IS t; ""li'iu-.
SI.1'1 KM
54. Commercial Tracl..-r- ay
27. German Mo!- --.a dav
2M, Swedi?h-Amci.'-:i:i -i.iv
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1, Chicago day
5. Penns ivania il.iv-
, P. L. O. .-oc.et day
New York day
7. Knox l.'oiifBe dav
. Twin City day. 1 St. I
and M irmea-i .' s.t
13,"Knight cd Pvti-.ias d.iv
17. I. O. O. F. day
1H, l ennesee day
Ancient Order o! Ciiitj 1 Wit'
20, Denver dav
Other special days t 1 be ;m.:i ;.
Gorgeous electrical ilium. nan
Court. Unrivaled show features on t! i
Reduced tates on all railroads.
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