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Jury Decides In Favor of Plaintiff
In lleniilngs Case.
A rllt r '!,? lilwn I r I In- Aicl-ili-iit.l
Killing of Idriry .1 1 1 n n t n i; i
YV n Holly foul mi i-il ;i I, i tier
1 oiluil I'l !! It I If Snlii l for llni
Any I ii
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IKrom Thiiri.l :i v's liuily
Tti (5 i try tin; eu-n if SpoiTr, in!
t mln litiiitoi-, vs 'I ho ('!iic.in, Ii .1 k
lalaiil .V l'aiitin r.iilvviiy -mn nn.v 1 -turnt;cl
h c rd i'-t in favor i.f plaiiitili
'at H nVl-ii'lv l.'t-t cvriHiii;, ,-iflrr hiito
out ntioul thri'o of dun- hours. Tii
verdict was fur HV-'jO A I llm furim i'
trial tho viiialnl was for tli.'in Cm- tin;
pi aii, tifl'.
Am b'.-furn, lh" "is j was Imtiy citi
tostoil by linlli s-TiI-'H. Tim jury was
compound of Hi: vi-n f-iiniii'-i ami one
nmn from tliis i y .
This net ion was brought hy tli" wid
ow of llonry.I. lltMiniiio lo i-io-nyr
$5,01)1) dami.tfoH lor tho Miri.icnl al Kiil
lritf of tin) lutt -r hy tin) a I10V! railroad
at a t-ro-si n i, a r K.,ti!h li ml. Tin
title of hi O unit was eh . 11 1: hv n-a -1,11
of tiiu widow beiiio liiai't'ir 1 ii;';i'ii.
Attorneys .1. L. Knot an 1 I!. I)
Travis r'iro-.i'ii ti'-J Mm phtiii'.iiT ami
General Anonit-y Kvuis at. I S. M.
Chapma n a ppc'i ltd forth'- d-111. I 11 1 .
Attorney Kvans h i- i vi-n tmticn
that the 1; i-i! wili ho apj.i- mal
W'hm l'il;tri-il liiHiuii
Louis Laller of (i ree i, . t md, men
tion if hose iiisaniti' v. as i a.ii- in
iasi eveiiine- s i: , v. .11. ' a 1
li t hU b.,ect for t be ins it"- ;--yluin I 1 1
connnissionei -3 of it! .ini.y Ihi .
afternoon aim will be tan n 1 1 1 .i 1 . e
in a fi W days. Laller v. :n a -i n-.11
law of L'osa ISarr and ha- a wile and
five children.
While at hroalifn-t Tuc-il iy morii-
inv Lniiei' Willi vio.ei',1 y in-an
assaulted his wifi- in a v - m.
It 'as a; lirst thought ihit -in
Beiiously injured, hut l.t r !
menu i ilii-ate tb .t she i- 11 it,
eaid thatLilh-r is -uhj e1 to
Spells.
The insane nviii caused cnn-idi
OXciteilient 'IS he was leiie ; .
the con it loom. )pi,t Mci b-i-i
Chin ? of him ai U win 11 lie y re:
the second lloor of the eeui-i i'. u
made a vicious a.-an 1 i up his
er in-law ami al mist knocUi !
down, but was soon ij liei -d.
n
the,'
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h i in
ltistin-r t'oint Notis.
The case of S.ickelt vs. (Y.1
tried to a jury this al'ieinooii
jury is still out a- Tin-: Ni:u s .
press.
The attention of the. cfuirt is be;n
occupied by the case of l'eai linan v.-
The People's Huildiiia; and Loan com-j
pany. The jury was waive'.
WAS PREPARED FOR A JOURNEY.
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I ISelievcd Ti:sr lic (at tie riiiMir Was
Jl"r-i:ir-tl 1'or ih- ( nisli.
Kansas ( n v. Mo., Nov. The
liabililit.-s of Orant (J. Oiilett, the
aoseonainjr Kansas ealtte n: unire
pnnllnnn til iti'a.i' -mil lh. K..li.,f tl.it'
he had prepared for the crash months
ahead becomes strot r.
"Gillett must have taken hundreds
ofthousinds with him,"' said a prcini
lient tr.ember of one of the cuiht
comaiission lirms today. "it, was
first supposed that, lindinar himself in
straights for the iirst time, Gillett had
simply thrown up everythine; and loft
penniless. Hut we know now that he
owed a million ai,d a half do'lars and
we cannot hi, d where lie inve-tedor
spent more than half that sum.'"
There is a sctvmhle at the stock
yards for every train lo.d of Ciilett
cattle shipped in t inn his W oodbine
ranch Three train !e ids f Ins cattle
arrived today. The Nation ai H; - of
Commerce trot twenty c r-. Kic lii-o-.
& Nixon of Chicago twenty -m von cars
S.td another trai- load w is con-ie-ned i
to nau a uoz-n creuner . eetnini
firms
-V l.t ail ii l. mi;.
The l'la tt.-liieu: o Turn ve: eir. i
tnakirfi arraneenien;- to -v o r i d
ball on Cli is'inas eve, a:-l fi in the
present out ookwliltc ipse a y -!' t ' e r
former events, which is sai;-e con
siderable, as a pleasant time is always
assured to ill whoa'temi tiiei" (.lance-.
OnChiistmas nigrht a :i:.e i' in nristie
entertainment and th aire v.: 1 be
given The music will le f'.oi.i.-: d
bv the IJohemian orch- s-ra
J. I. U' ruii has just n: de ; pur
chase of 10" iridi b.cist ii- witn wr
Ten wiie j-pring mattre-S' s. matres- .
and i i lt - bi--h he ui'.l eil'ei- -it ti
low price of s" 0 ea h. Ti e erti-t
outut lor t.u-i price has
before ben oiTered at ,-u.ti
ever I
low '
price. com pi j to bed can be seen in
his store window. At. w.,o are need
ing anything in this line may eel a
bargain by seeinr him before buying.
Could Not !vf the Kyc.
Deputy Sheriif MeHiid.i received
notice Welresday fron Dr. (.ilTord
at Omaha stating that it would be im
possible to save the sight of his little
boy's eye, wirch wis injured by fall
ing aid .striking his eye on his sled
while coasting about a weeic ago. In
fact the loetor was not at ai! certain
tnat he could save the eye ball, and
could not determine for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcliride ard the unfor
tunate boy have the sincere sympathy
of the comrnunitv.
If you are suffering from drowsiness
in the day time, irritability of temper.
sleep!e-s nights, general debility,
headache, and general wmiu of tone of
the system, use Herbino. Yeu will
get relief and finally a euie
cents. h G. Kr ck" & C .
Price oO j
Ex-Treasurer Uouserof O'.oe county
is a I Mattsmouth visitor.
CITY AM) COUNTY.
vi.ini:sia v.
Daa .K(.'aiy, the Wabash politii-inn,
was a comity neat visitor today.
William lf.-!i-s i).;rnii r, tin; Klmwoid
at!or ti"y, wa-i a tt end i ne district eourt
t mi a .
Attoriii'v Tom Allen, of Lincoln,
was t.i niH'ic 1 i a hr lniines in I'littts
rhoalh tod iy.
K. I', ( juvli'.i of I'aii bury was in the
eiiy today and purchased several
id. ci,- of proporty at lax sale. It is
.-1 ill that lio 1 it cha-od property be-
li in i II a '. 1) solll. : of the Wealthiest peo
l)i o i 11 1 1 w 1 .
N'eis I'.i ii! - on, uh'i has b'Mjti ein
p oyed in the I !u rl i ton shops In this
city, wili di pa l Saturday morning for
1 vi-it with his paronts in Sweden.
They -i -i:de jut acro- the channel
from 'opo 11 h aen .
i 1 1 1 - t h i ; ly -1 bird aiinuai Mulcting of
lie! Xo'ora-U 1 To ichor's association
will li - held 111 Lincoln I h'cem nor 1M,
lV, :h;hi.i ''.i. 'J lie-e un-etin's li;ire
always b en 1 irjoly attended ,-ind this
vnl be no exi't-ption lothetule.
,'is-, 1 .1 i ib.-i b linach of this city
lias hi-i 11 eii'j:ir,.J to teach in the
1 1 irii i : dis riit, in place of Miss
I '. : i-1 i 1 a l e'i i.ed v, who was elected to
iipo-itioi, in the city schools, made
vacant h t he ivs'n 1 1 ion of M is A lieo
M 111 11.
f i'l.'ute.i an I L. A. 1 ir i 11 irlon , who
w ; : - under i ir i i
to
a il from New
Yolk, No vein her ,"11, to joi ti 1 h e Second
immune- at S.nliae-o, has just re
ceived oi dors which continue him in
the de pa' t n.eut woi k at Omaha for
the ii.'e-- nt, when: he will remain
until fm Ihor orders.
Mrs A leirke, daughter of Mr.
and Me. :. L Marshall, formerly of
o' tie- ei' , hut, no.v of South Omaha,
-ib.nitteil to a dillicult surgical opo ra
tion a', tiiii Methodist hospital in
Omaha several days ii'n and her
friends wiil be p!ea-e,l to learn that
tin- prospect- for her ultimate recov
ery ai'i, very ilatteri n
l'V:i:u; Word' n,af d nineteen years,
dled.it. the luur.e of his p irents, Mr.
; .l Mr i. W. U. Woi'den, in this city
; II o'eloei; yesterday aftor an illness
'. two week- with quick consumption.
l I
fu ieral services, conducted by
il. M . Dune.-in, will te lndu at
11.".. I,
the (.'
'I'llUi-v
ii:n
Tiie
e'.t w :
);a-!ian ehureli at- l!:."U o clock
i ;. and interment made in Oak
m-'i ery.
I: lends of r.oreu Davis in this
! 'a- pleased to leirn that ho
i has le ii-ht ii"iNn.':'ln for hoeoininiT
'we.iltv in the r.e ir future. Himself
w , ami s:3 ea other r n tlemen have pur
I I uirh:i-i'il a mine a', ('ripple Creek and
-lej ;1.-,v a! ready making more than ox-ipen-e-iout
of it. They are confident
thai it is the sam i ein in whicli
('ripple (.'reek's richest strike was
made. Loren's friends expect to see
i hi'ii return tj I'lattsaioot h wear inn; a
j a silk hat before many moons.
TIU'IISDA V.
Mrs. John li-i k -r and daughter
were visit) i-rr in Or -dia today.
J. ii. W arden of Nehawka was visit-
' i ini' I), nr.tv Sheritr Mel, ride, todav.
J. 1!. Hartshorn and L. C. Hifplc of
Louisville were' 1 "iattsmouth visitors
today.
I'irieh tnhelder of Cedar Creek
vms attend it: .sr t' business at the court
house totlav.
August Thinhan of South Hend
was att.uidiiigr to business in ,the
county seat today.
'Join 1 'aiuuclete.is beirun the erection
'of a new brick stoic room at Louis
I ville. It wih bo -21ii) feet.
! The Hick Island railroad has begun
1 the work of repairing the crossing
! up 'ii which Ileary J. Ilcnaingswas
j killed
Saperintendent Farley will go to
j L u sville tomorrow moining to visit
; th.- -cheois and attjn.i v'uo to ichers'
iiieelii-g iturilay.
! Ilt'r! Sa. r, wfis on t.i I .1,1,1 t: U
j taking in the sights and oaying I. N.
j H even and f ' in i ly a vi-it the first of
tue week. Alliance Times.
; Wi;i H 'leii, wiho is employed by the
; wiio e-aie i; rrn f 1. L. Smith & Co.,
at Oin-iha, is home to recuperate for
a few aays, ha ing had the misfortune
j t i -a-p on a n ill and injure his foot a
! few Uays ago.
j The county com mi-sioners are
j already rearing a benefit from the
large number of statements sentde
: ii: p.ieat taxpayers. They were llock
ii g in from all directions today to
-euave their accounts with the county.
i. W Mason, who acted in the
: c- uacity of night operator at the Mis
. s a i I'aeiiie -tatliei in this citv dur-
ing ihe summer, has again returned
to Hiatlsmouth ;,fter working about
three weeks at Julian, a station on
the Mi-sou; i Pacific below Nebraska
City. Mr. Mason expects to tike a
month's lay o!i beginning December
2 and wi.l visit his old homo in Ken
tucky. Old l'Kipl
Old people who rccruire medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
rind the true remedy in Electric Bitter-.
This medieire does not stimu
late and contains no whiksey nor
other intoxicant, but, acts as a tonic
and alterative. It. nets mildly on the
stomach and hotels, adding strength
and gi ving tone to t he organs, thereby
aiding nature in the performance of
the functions. Eiectric Hitters is an
excellent appe tizer and aids digestion.
Old people lind it just exactly what
they need. Hrice. od cents and il per
bottle at F. G. Fricke's drug store. 5
Fou Sai.k A Poland China male
frog one and ono-holf years old, gilt
edge p -digree, a grandson of Wood
burn Medium. A high priced record
breaker. Enquire at news oliice.
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Mark White Writes Entertainingly
of the Frigid Region.
1 1 MX loiiliarki'd In I In- Knt erprix-nf T-hiii-bIit,
hi Wlilili lit Ki--Ih to M:tUi fJS
to M.'tH M ly III 1'ne 1 ImiitiHiid lid
l;ir Trim or I i; II y It Wurlti 4IIO
l't-r Tim,
Tne following 'letter from Mark
White to bis parent contains inter
esting facts about the Klondike
country and will bu read with inter
est: DwvsiiN, N. V. T., (Jctober 10.--I
wrote you last Monday and sent it
on the boat Kit came on, the mails ate
very irregular. I li'ive only received
two bfers sifcee I loft Seattle, fine
from you and one from Lydia. The
fall is exti'Mordinary lato for this
country and this letter will go out by
the la-t boat. There has been no boat
up tuiioo September 11. It is very
dangerous crossing the Huhring soa
on nc'coun t of storms.
Provisions are plentiful, but prices
are high. Aline of boots have run
all summer. The faro to Hennet has
been from $1.7- to t2 one way.
This country is over run with peo
ple, and lots of them helpless for many
never did a day's worn bjfore. Many
are badly provided for the coming
winter as wood is very ha I'd to get.
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lit t j build with are especially
so. I have hustcled mid secured a
two-lifths interest in one cabin and a
half interest in another one. the latter
Hi by .d feet with canvas partitions,
m. iking two bed rooms and ono kit
chen and ono room for the bakery.
W'e have rented the bakery to Hill
Oivei.s and get a $llI- per month for
it and the meat mai ket. Owens
traded his claim for California prop
erty valued at ,000.
VVe have concluded to team. I have
a team of four dogs wh'ch are beau
ties. There is ten times the stuff to
move there w-.-s last winter. There
are many horse teams here but feed is
hieh, hay being $4(10 per ton and very
scarce at that. We have a good deal
of hauling engaged for spring, anil if
it is only half the price that it was
last winter we will make from SI?0 to
$60 per day. Should I conclude not to
do hauling I shall work in the mines.
Hill Jennings, McGo-ven, Wallace
and Ma. k Selson are going to work
for Stanley - Worden, whose camp is
about twenty miles from here. Noth
ing much can be done until the ground
I'ree.as solid which will be soon. We
cannot freight until the Klondike
freezes, as we haul on the ice. W'e
have a oig raft of wood and pack it
about one-eighth of a mile, for which
we can get $1" per ton in town.
Owen Hobbs is running a planing
in i 1 1 lind doing contracting and is
coining money. A bey's husbuid,
Thompson, came in last night, he and
two partners sold their claim last sum
mer o:- :;(), 000. They will take this
letter out with them.
Uncle Uomber has bjen sick but is
better now, he was in the hospital for
forty days. Tell Grany I would like
to see her and that I take good care of
my rocks. I wrote Pearl a letter yes
terday, though she may not get it. I
am glad she is going to school and
doing well. I would like to see you all.
but try ?iot to get homesick. I may
come out to Vancouver for stuff to sell.
It would have paid last spring.
Kit is well and satisfied and glad
she came. She will have plenty to do,
I had washed the day she came. We
are all well, though there is lots of
sickness here. Love to all. Write,
we may get it some day.
I wrote you the other part of this
letter and expected to send it at once,
but tho ice was running so thick the
boat could not go. Tho weather is
warmer now and the ice run is over
for the present. Thompson will take
this loiter, ho goes on first boat. I
have hauied some with the dogs as we
have Had some snow. .My team is a
dandy and I would not sell them for a
thousand dollars.
We had a big fire la Dawson, which
is just across the river from us, as we
live in Klondike City. Bill, Kit and I
went ov r. It was very cold and there
was gr at excitement, and it was only
by hard work that the town was saved.
The loss was estimated at $800,01)0 and
had not the fire been put out it would
have caused a famine. Love to all.
Maijk WinxK.
Killed in a Card Game.
William Miller, the carpenter of
thii city received information Tues
day of the death of his son, George,
who left this city last fall and went to
Louisville, Ky. lie was about twenty
two years of age and was a cigarmaker
by trade, having served his appren
ticeship in this city, but for some
time was employed in a factory in
Red Oak, la.
Mr. Miller received a letter in which
au account of his death was given. It
stated that the unfortunate lad was
engaged in a card game when an alter
cation aiose and his antagonist
grabbed a shot gun and emptied the
contents into young Miller's heart.
Tick Ni:y's man was unable to see Mr.
Miller today and could not ascertain
whether or not he received any fur
ther information in regard to the sad
affair than that taken from a news
paper. November Mortgage Kecord.
Following is the mortgage record of
Cass county for the month of Novem
ber: farm mortgages:
Filed S.-.MV.I
Keieased 37,3Sf'tJ
City mortgages:
Filed S3.61
Ke'eased 6,7.V
. From the above record it will be
seen that old Cass is still improving
financially and is the banner county.
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HI I 11 K H K I I I I It I I I 1 1 1 It
IjIJ I I IjI L I HUiH IlliUnWllll
AIINISTEnS' A1EETING CLOSES
Their Stliii 1'oiiii-m ton, lon- ,fn-r i
Tlirre l:ty4 S-h1hi.
The meeting id the ministers of the
Nebraska City district !.-ed Wed
nesday, afler a veiy i n t e r st l r: g aid
instructive -is-ion. Seine ory ahe
speakers were in . 1 1 e in. a ice, ev.
Ik'iin, K'V. 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 i i g 1 r l aid lb v.
Goldsmith ha II g del, Venal s' linoii-
wlii rli iii'u ."iiiila-ii of a ! -iii
.; ' X a -
lent .
The milliier- in atlet.dai.ee v.a re
Presiding Elder Van Fieet. N'e'o a-ka
CJi 1 3 ; Key. John Gail igler. Auburn:
Kev. J. S. Dean, Fa!!- ( it.v: Kev. ..
lioldsmitb, .lofiiis. n: Ki v. James I!.ir
ron. Kulo; He v. M. lb-Mott, Sterling;
Kev. C. L. Myers, South I'.end: K, v
A. L. Folden, I'nion; Kev. F. M. E-ter-brook,
l.'niversity l'lac.-; )r. I ). V. C.
Huntington, ( bancelior Wesley an uni
versity, Lincoln.
.Mor .Nixrin-ii Iii-:ii I, I'mia.
1'ANA, HI., Nov. :,t). -After lifiy
da3's' continuous tiiyht and day riot
duty in I 'ana Troop Hof 1 lloom ingt on.
First Illinois cavalry squadron, was
relieved lo day by Company K, l'irst
regiment, of i).Iav.in, Le.-uitorv
shooting continues nightly, the pro
vost guard baring but little success in
effecting captures. Anothe- consign
ment of n'groes arrived last night.
They wore met at the train b a -ipiad
of toldiers, who relieved then of arm
before piemitting them to march to
L i i ... ; i ti...
oM i i uuiu iiilik) oniai ,s. ini. j
white miners are remaining steadfast
for the scale an 1 union recognition
They received l,i;e) yesterday from
the state urion. Next week SheritT
elect Downey, an avowed friend of the
miners, relieves Sheriff Cohtirn in
charge of affairs here. Great in
terest is being manifested in the c i-es
of Hie miners indicted for riot, and
the case of Operator Ovei holt, which
will be called in the circuit court 1h:s
week-. Tne miners, have employed
able counsel and expect acquittal.
The grand jury-has failed to indict the
miners who are alleged to h ive held
up the IJaltimorcv h io Sou tli we-t -rn
train and shipped a car of negroes
back to Washington, I ml.
A TfiTilue Ai-i'iili-nt.
A terrible '..echk-iit hai:n-ncd yes
terday afternoon en due 1 1 liberie".
farm, some eight miles south of this
city. Joseph I'lifer mil bis family
live there, tho oldest a No bei n ir na med
.1 osi'idi. and is seme si xteea ye.i s obi .
The mother saw a ra bbit run under
the corn crib and calling to her -on
told him to get the gun a 'id Ui'i it.
lie did as commanded by his mother
and while he was gcMinir the shot
gun his mother waliiel around the
crib and began picking up some cobs
which had been thrown into a small
hole in tle ground some ten yards or
more from ihc crib. The hoy bred at
the rabbit and two shot struck' her on
tho left temple. She cried with pain
and with the assistance of doe and an
other brother she walked to the house
.and laid down on the bed. The neigh
bors were notified hut before any of
them could arrive she "lied. The two
small shot had penetrated the brain.
Tho boy loved his moth .-r as only tin
obedient sou can, and a few turinths
ago when they purchased a piece of
land he promised to remain at home
and helD them until tho iand was
paid for. After realizing the extent
of the accident it was with difticulty
lie was restrained from committing
suicide.
This family has boon very unfortu
nate, as less than a year .ago a daugh
ter died, and some three weeks ago
the father broke his left leg while
getting out of a wagon. She leaves a
family of four children. Nebraska
City News.
I. O. ). F. Klect OllU-ers.
At their meeting Tuesday night the
members of Cass Lodge 1 Id, I. O. O. F.
elected the following officers for the
coming term:
Noble Grand M S. llriggs.
Vice Grand C. E. With row.
Permanent Secretary Henry Zuck
we iler.
Recording Secretary A. IJ. Zim
mermann. Treasurer Uenry -J . Streight.
.Trustees F. H. Steimker. ( . II.
Ilogor and K. V. Lutz.
H J. Streight was appointed den
uty grand master by" the grand master
of the state for this district which
comprises the lodges of this place,
Louisville and Ashland.
i The order in the state is new in a
very prosperous condition, .ind the
same can oe said of the lodges all over
the countrv.
liut-kleii'H Ariiu- ilve.
The host salve in the .vonJ far cur.-,
burns, sores, ulcers, sait rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chaj k a 1im;Uc, chil
blains, corns, and all stem eruption,
and positively cures piies, or no my
reauired. it is g'uarautee'.i to eive
perfect satisfaction or raoney refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For .-ale by
P. G. Fricke
Delays are IJiiuRfrous.
Many ot your friends, or people
whom you know if have contracted
consumption, pneumonia or other fatal
diseases by neglect of a simp-e cold or
cough. Foley's Honey and Tar, a safe,
sure and pleasant coujh inedieine,
would have saved them. It is euaran-
j teed. F. (J- Fricke vV C.
t. Liike'i Clixiroh.
Special advent service at St. Luke's
church with a lecture every Friday
evening: at half past seven. Core i-il
invitation extended to ail.
TO I'l ltE A COLO IN ONK OA V
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 2oc. The eenuine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
JSrtail.
Morninsj's bread hereafte" may bo
obtained at Zuckweiler & Lutz, Jona
than Hatt's, Dovey's and Fair store.
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WHISKIES
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TRADE SUPPLICD BY
RICHARDSON DRUG CO.
OMAHA. NEPJ.
2 ;!! t 4ll--ili- Will
Ni i i: v-kv ( i w , Nov. ;'.i 1 Ir
pfivat: p.lp."'sof the 111'' I'lthoiu-
priest, Ili'V. II r.iviiii, v.eie opened in
the count V cart 1:,:- alteri.ooi.
S'.'Ver; I Will- Were found, I he late t
bearing ti.i'e of May I, sU7. ;v the
I'lrtivi-ii-ns ef this vv Hi a'-ont t-'m, )) in
moin v is n-ij!---atbud to the different
i ns! i t ut i on a of the- church and ahout
1'J. in -nut' I amounts to his nl-
atives. . i , e i -n.i-i i ion is m.nle of the
great hulk of 'he c-tate, sviiich con-si-t-
of lauds, ii, .'.! g ago-, rli'., which
it i.- be' ievt -i v- i : L ameunt to mo a than
.lHMi o. Ldwai d 'u-.-.-n, Francis
l'avel'e, F.:ther Jet.iiett,. of iimaha
and 'Ihoma- I I i fey were tinned a
e.i ( a i i e r -.
Attn' ie y A. L. I'iiiiblin in .i
('itv wan at ten ii i n 'rr to bn-ine-
I'diii 1 hoii-e toda v.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
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set i 1cm en t ut s,-a i i ,-ta-,: .
W itness my i.an I in. i
I'lattsai. ml ii, 'Neiia-ai, t
N' .v. A. I. l-a. i.i
ISI'.Al.
Notice to Creditors.
Si'Ai v. e.i- Nki:kas:;a. ; , ,..
laes ijounry, :"" "
In the n.altcr of the e-iatc uf h i
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ity ' mi
ahei II.
(iei.ea-C'l. I
Notice i liere: ,y e;v,ai thai tin- .ra-l.tars ..1 i
sai,j iecea-oi wiii i..cel the a-ltniii'. -tratoi ef saal
estate, hch.-rc :nc, comity imja nt t'a-s county.
Nebraska, at the ctiuntv omit I'.-an in I'iatts
le.outh in saa! count y, on tla; ::i t if.,'.- ! May A .
I)., IS'.i'.i. ;,i a o'l-ini A. M., fcr tae imipose
lrtisciitiii' t!:i;;r claim- ,.t vxaiiiiiiiition. a inist
ment arel ahowaire. Sr. mantiis are aianv,-,!
for.tlie ere,l:tars of saal .iecease i to neent theii
claims from t'ae : It day i t 1 )ecra, iiei , I -!.
Witness in v haul an 1 seal o! saal count v
court at Piau-inomh, Nc-bra-ka. this, l.-i Uav ol
No raih .a, A . J ). I -'.is.
Wia ,H,,l. M. Sl'l KI.(,(. K,
(sea'..) County Jndne.
Legal Notice.
Ni!iiad tJ?utt;& r. i
ouve. . vv liiiams una s-ianev -s. i K,m:ns, non-
l;S.he m?;1 ,:::r:
ls'.is, l'latt.-moutn l.odjrc No. -. Amaea' Order of
dhumcSca"
you. the obicct and maver ol vl,:ch are to omet
oVuin:
Cas- Count v, Nebra.-ka, and ta bar and unjoin
a,i,c?o:,orc?a,im iZiniS?? I
iief. Van ate re'ia. a ed lo answer said petition - n i
or hetot e .M. ui.l.iN . I )-ui"ii L'ei '-"'.. lva-.
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Probate Notice.
In Countv Court, l.'a-s county. Xu:ra.sk In
the mallet ot ta; t-tate ! l-ai-ehe lanfrv, decease-li
Aii pels, lis ii.leie-teJ in -a d matter are !,ere
by ta a : aed t ::ai a pet : t ' ai ha; "lu-en tdiid ;a said
c -ia t. ai.eitin thai -aid de'-ea-ed -hed leaving
I. o last ia.: :,:..i 1 e -'.a:,: aat . and prayhiir t.jrid
n!.nisti"it:..n ot -aid estate, and li.at ii r,u (;;;;
to aj'pea.i .0 saij Caart .a ti.e ."nil day ol Iiecem
ber, 1 .-.. at -.' o'ciOvk a m . f ; conte-t sa. d pet.
ti an. tiie court n ay arant I'o- prayer of saM f e
tit ion ar. 1 t;i ar.t n .iaanistrai'ioii al sail e.-t-te ta
II. I. Mrc:j;lii. - me other -Lhtabie puison.an-i
pr.-cae 1 to a sen:, iiient 01 ?a: i e-tate
:tne-s :ii v hand and x.ae -eai ,f said nt
riattstiiouth." Ni-bra-ka. ta,-: 14,!, dav of N' -em!:e:
A i . P'.'-. ! ;!.. 1. M Si ri l.iaK.
jsKA.'.j County iaor.
Autnlnistrator's Sale.
Nnixe i; hcri'oy .'.cn t!.;.t !' virtae ' an
or-ii.-r o! the county c-o.rt I i!i on tne Vl'.h day
otI.iecemiier.l-v-. at oi.c o'clock p. m. on sa.d
day. at trie iate residence t ! Isahei.e hmory. ae-Cea-ed,
m tiie cat) ol I hall, m ja: h. Ca-- comity,
Nebraska, -eh at p.. laic auct!- -n ai: ot the rumse
h'J: i Iniioture. carj et-a caa-iij,; ;.t,-n.-e'-, ja, -tares,
etc.. lianj a.l ,1 .!.e pel-.- nai pr-; crty cf
said decea-o i.
1'crm. ot -ai.-, ca- !i r hs'.l ca-n an i l.-a!ance
on time. Secured n :-.s i .r s: n rt!,.
I! j. s i ai .... :.
srec:;,; A i aim :-: ra'ar.
Legal Motice.
To Waham I'. Eaton in his .r.vn r'pht
min.strator ol tiie e-taie d i.mi'is .
de.ea-ed. Amj-.i-ta T. Eaton. Ids v
F. Eaon, Auuaate Eatoti. his :
Icat .n. i 1 s l.atoii. hi- -.n !e. m-t r.
liLOivu, A.rt la. Aieai:deii lie r.-ie-i
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oti arc each, h.-rc! v n-t:,ic.J th.-.t
li. I'.-. Ei'is i. linn,.",. n i.'sTt.:;
an ! a- ad"
M . f atan.
e. Simeon
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i naiae nn
:at dc-iend-
Aaqti.-t
1 iran an
action an s.nt v.-i r.n.i -tacr -leiei.dant - in the
district curt ol (. ,i-s c aiit 1. . NeL-ra-ka. to fare-ci.-.-e
certain tax --a e reitdKate- and t'ae taxes
paiJ thereunder. on l-.ts . and a. in iaoek l.V.' in
the city of l-'iatt--:ii.nitii. tif.ss county. Nc-t'ra-ka.
roirn herfl .Vis sitj.l :.': ;--:il ! tj the p'attiti'l I e-i-ember
o. l-'.'J. pursuant t- saie of - o i iauj lor
deiiiKiuc-nt taxe-. I'ia.iit::: p as f,.r de.ree "t
( recl.is"r and -ale ol -a, ! lands to satisfy the
lic-iis thereon ana t,,r general rel et. Vim are re
quired t. answer piaintnt's petition un or bef"ie
leccinher '.'i',. Is.'-.
Ei.i.is T. Hartley.
Hy I. II, lEvinhLH. Attorney.
A BOOfi TO MANIC Z.nrj?
LJ ' - - ' . ' - ti
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t New Discovery for the Certain Cure ot JNTliKNAL .ind
EXTERNAL PILES. WITHOUT PAIN.
CU"?ES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
Tijors, by Mail, 75 Cents; Bottleg, CO Cents.
JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, - - 310 North Main Street, SL LOUIS, MO.
F. G. FRICKE & CO.
To
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Please the
is our constant iiim, and with that end
in view, we have laid in a nice,
well-selected line of...
DRY GOODS ; tLkiAR.
Special Low Prices on Blankets.
Our Grocery Department...
Is iiiinlctc in rvri'y dvlail. with t hr hvst the w In h-.;i Ir
ln.irki't atl'dnls. and )im's art- L(VI0K than -wr.
Is what you may depend upon, if
you trade with
T
H Nil T H i
t- i.f .. K mt Ml M mJkm M " 11 i Tl J " J J
Opposite Court House, Plattsmoulh
The
xa:--;es
if' -
v'v.-n&;M-'i'
X't 1
prif-ecl, htit hiliet crrado at
o;a Ter;:;.;U:o;i.
! so too af'cr yi-'i
SO 1. 1) KV
se r.rc t.'ic
:! them.
F. G. FRICKE & CO.
R FINE FOOTWEAR
There is no place like
gpsaasa gpaeea Gessoes iaarj EaatXM pvKSt. 5
The best class of
Omaha are here at from $1 to
pair. We make
Grade Shoes in the Latest Styles. We are
glad to have you come in and see our stock
.... . . . . .
fiucTucH vni
An Immense Line of FALL and WINTER SHOES in,
that will suit all classes of jiiircasers.
We paid the CASH and will give vou the
benefit of heavy DISCOUNT.
COME IN AND SEE US...
joe: fetzek,
413 Main Street, - Plattsmouth, Neb.
THE NEWS
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Job
l ennanent Iy cured by usinir DIL WHITEHALL'S ItHKUMATIC ( ri!K. Tim
r I 1? c iSt- d by dru5ts on a positive jruarautee. Vih e 50 ceuta
er imx. fcample sent frr on mentioi? of this puhlication. i
THL Dr. VVUITE'IALL SIilUMLNE CO .South iiend, Indiaaa
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PAINT
FOR
Houses,
Barns,
Floors,
Cupboards, She!vss
Furniture,
Bath Tubs,
Buggies,
Farm Tooh, Etc.
A ppcctnl i.nint for crh ur
jiO.se, not i.iic slaj;-'?. ;!i t iix
ture for ;il!.
fair, !.
!i Icriow
Yo,f
lie;,' jiuiii.
goods to
be found in
$2 cheaper
a specialty of High
i pi i v ra rt rnr
does
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