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liMiiKrupt, Destitute mii.I
II.Ii.I.hk, Hut the (iovrmor In In.
T-mm-1 iy Magnitude of Itrgen
.rati., ii Culm-Soldier .lu.t Ite
turnt.i hroiu Manila In Oooil Health
Havana, Jan. 17. Some idea of the
condition lioro i(1 Havana and of tho
r- U magnitude of tho work bufo-e tho
military ad ininiMtralion can bo gath
irou irom a letter recently went bv
M.jor General Ludlow of tho Depart
mentor Havana to the late Mayor
Marquis d'Ktoben in reply to a letter
eompl.iininjr that certain United States
Ht;ilT ollieci s had been operating in the
mayoralty sphere without consulting
him.
J Iter an expression of regret that
the marquis had been inconvenienced
in any way and an ansuranco that
whatever h'td b ion done no discour
tesy was intended. General Ludlow
says:
"YOU rilllt. Illlll.it IliMirlir... 11... ll.
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"city of Havana is in a deplorable con
mum. J ho Spaniards have left it
bankrupt, unable to p-.y its employes,
who hav,. lacked their salaries for
many months. Tho prisons, asylums
and homes for tho destitute are with
out supplies, food or medicine. Tho
sanitary condition is frightful. Al
mo-t inconceivable abuses exist, which
are a continuing menace to the health
of the city.
Two Ci'ii turii-H Itt-liiiHl Time.
'Ihe Spaniards have left Havana
without scarcely an attribute of mod
ern civilization and practically in the
sanitary condition of a city of two cen
turies ago. For the time being Ha-
vana,as well as the island, is in a help
less ana destitute condition. Tho
United States is provisionally in
charge of the administration of affairs.
ihe American t'ovornmont has ex
pended larpe sums of money for tho
regeneration of the island and is ready
to spend more. The money which at
this very moment is being used to
maintain the charitable institutions of
the city is money allotted by tho
United St ites as a free gift for this
purpose Wo have given food rations
by the million and employment by tho
thousands to those who need it.
"The retiring Spanish officials havo
pillaged almost every public building
destined for use, stripping all of every
thing of value with a few exceptions
and leaving behind only the accumu
lated lilth of generations. Within
three months will come tho wetseason
with deplorable possibilities as to the
outbreak of an epidemic, particularly
yellow fever, from which Havana suf
fers tho year round owing to the gross
neglect of all sanitary precautions.
Time For Tedious Detail.
"In these circumstances, faced by
gavest emergency, with immediate
measures of relief necessary in all
directions, with public institutions to
bo recognized and equipped, with the
streets to clean and pave, the sewers
to be built, untold abominations to be
obliterated and the common people to
bo educated in the elementary prin
ciples of modern civilized life, it is
fimply impossible at this moment for
ho United States military authorities
to go through the tedious processes
imposed by Sp;nish metnods upon
local administration."
In concluding his letter General
Ludlow invited the marquis to join in
measures tending to ameliorate the
deplorable conditions under which Ha
vana suffers.
The tn'al of James E. Buckley of
Company E, Second Louisiana volun
teers, for the killing of Private John
D. Hughes of the same company Jan
uary 7, was concluded today at
Mariano. It is understood that the
finding of the court is for the death of
the accused.
Four hundred policemen have been
accepted for service in Havana. No
fewer than 100 are Spaniards. Chief
Menocal has decided to appoint his
three brothers as inspectors at asaiary
of 1 40 .i. month.
Only One Citable to Travel.
San Fkaxcisco, Jan. 17. The 300
men from Manila who came on the
transport Ohio were all, with the ex
ception of Private Harris of the hos
pital corps, found well enough to go
home. Harris was taken to the divis
ion hospital and the others were not
detained by the military authorities
here. They had all been given their
discharges at Manila and their trans
portation was not only arranged for as
far as San Francisco, but they were
also given their travel pay to their
homes in the interior states.
They Curried Revolver.
Charles Ingall, who was arrested on
the charge of carrying concealed wea
pons, preferred by a man by the name
of Kinney at Union, had a hearing be
fore Judge Ramsey Tuesday and was
fined 81 and costs. He explained to
the judge that he had been in the
habit of carry ins a revolver ever since
young Peter Curtis was assaulted near
Union, and that the discharge of the
same was caused by a misstep.
French Wheeler was also given a
hearing on a similar charge and was
fined $10 and costs. It will be remem
bered that he was arrested about two
weeks ago for drawing a revolver od
Dave Amick at a spelling school out
southwest of town.
Huckleu's Arnica Salve.
The bebt salve in the world for cuts,
burns, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped bands, chil
blain, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
reauired. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
F. G. Fricke
Kor (irrater A merlin Fair.
Washington, Jan. 17. Representa
tive Mercer of Nebraska today intro
duced a resolution relating to the
Greater America Exposition to be held
at Omaha this year. It Kates that the
buildings and property uriod in 1H'.)S
havo been purchased by a company,
which proposes to conduct an exposi
tion on national lines without ex pense
to tho gove- nment. Exhibitb are to be
brought from Cuba, Porto Rico,
Hawaii, tho Ladrones and the Philip
pine islands.
Tho resolution provides for the ap
pointment by tho president of a board
of management, to consist of not le-s
than six members, who shall be
charged with tho selection, etc., of
exhibits. The secretary of the treas
ury is d ireeted to provide for the hold
ing of a congress of American Indians
and tho various departments are to
place at tho disposal of tho board of
management such exhibits as are
deemed necessary.
ol tho governments
bo requested.
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L llayward Gains Seven In To
day's Vote.
No Change In the Other Important Can
didate The iMrael ISenjamin Contest
Cane Settled In Favor of Israel, Ite
tuhliean Other Happening; of In
terest to Keaderu of 'The Nev.'
Lincoln, Jan. 10. (Special to Tins
News.) Thero was a feeling of sup
pressed excitement when the vote for
senator was taken today. Following
is the vote for t he three days, the last
column being today's vote:
Kirst Second
Ballot. Ballot.
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Ballot.
William V. Allen 5X
M. L. llayward -S
John I.. Webster 10
I). K. Thompson
Allen W. Field I
G.M. Lambertson .'J
K. II. Hinshaw 'i
E' K. Valentine :i
T. J. Majors :!
M. li. Keeee :.'
Frank Martin 1
E. Adams -
B. Weston
I'. Davidson 1
A. J. Cornish 1
I. II. Van Duscn 1
John K. Little 1
F. L. Foss -
J. Hainer .... 1
This shows a gain of seven votes
lor llaywara ana trie indications are
that he will have more votes tomor
row. foilard voted tor llayward.
The Israel-Benjamin contest was re
ceived in favor of Israel, republican
Heath of Charlen Kdjjerton.
From Wednesday's Daily
Charles Edgerton, a resident of this
city for many years, died near Ban
croft, on tho Indian reservation, Mon
day afternoon, and the remains were
brought here last night.
Deceased had been the victim ol a
great many accidents, the primary
tusa of his death being from an ox-
plosion in a mine several years ago,
causing an aocess to iorm near nis
lungs. About eighteen months ago he
was seriously injured in a rnnaway in
this city and at different times had
sustained injuries while working at
his trade that of well digger.
Accompanied by his wife he went
to the Indian reservation last August
with the hope that the change would
be beneficial t his health, but he
gradually failed until death relieved
him of his suffering.
He was thirty-one years of age and
was a sou of Mr. and Mrs. William
Edgerton, residing about two miles
south of town.
Funeral services will be held at the
United Brethren church, on the other
side of the river tomorrow at 10
o'ciocit and interment will ba made in
the family burying ground at Pacific
City, la.
The Tnxedo Dance,
From Thursday's Daily.
Tho Tuxedo dancing club gave their
regular ball last evening. As is
customary at their dancing parties a
most enjoyable evening was spent by
the merry dancers. The Lagretta
orchestra of Omaha furnished ex
cellent music. Among those present
were Tony Kessler, Miss Rich, Omaha,
Florence White, Miss Randell, Beat
rice, Minnie Sharp, Omaha, Tillie
Vallery, Hallie At wood. May me Sul
livar, Maud Eaton, Mabel Unruh,Mae
Patterson, Anna Sullivan, Olga
Hajeck, Myrtle Meredith, and Mr. and
Mrs. II. E. Snyder and Mr. and Mrs.
Byron H. Joy, La Junta, Colo., and
H. F. Goo, H. E. Weidman, F. A.
White, F. R. Ballance, L L. Atwood,
E. Eaton, II. B. Groves, Jas. Newell,
Ralph White, Jas. Patterson, C. G.
Fricke, J. C. Thygeson, II. B. Kauble,
W. B. Elster, J. T. Coleman, F. W.
Sherman, Chas. Kerr, V. W. Agnew,
Mont Streight, H. R Gering, A. B.
Toliff.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison of Worthington,
Indiana, Sun, writes: "You have a
valuable prescription in electric bit
ters, and I can cheerfully recommend
it for constipation and sick headache,
and as a general system tonic it has
no equal." Mrs. Annie Stehle, 202-5
Cottage Grove Avenue. Chicago, was
all run down, could not eat nor digest
food, had a backache which never left
her and felt tired and weary, but six
bottles of electric bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength.
Price 50 cents and $1 00 Get a bottle
at F. G. Fricke's drug store. 6
One Thing Needfal.
Smith I want to give my typewriter
girl an appropriate Christmas present
What would you suggest? Brown
Well, if she's like mine I think a pockel
dictionary and speller would be the
propr thine.
News That They Arc to lie Atustered
Out Received With Cheers.
A lv !'' I-rom WanliiiiKt ' ' the KfT
That InwHiii and Nt'lirwhUann at Ha
vana Would Soon He Mnxtvred Out o
Service -Third and Twenty cmil In
fantry to Kmbark Kor Manila.
II K VANA, Ja.i. IS. Private advici
from Washington were received at
camp last evening indicating that tho
Forty-ninth Iowa, Fourth Illinois
Fourth Virginia and Third Nobra-k
volunteer regiments will soon -. mus
tered out. Tho news t-proad rapidly
through the camp and tho members of
three retriments cheered again and
again, a great cheer from one regi
ment being answered in kind bv an
other.
El Diario de la Mariano, La Lucha
El Pais and La Di-cusion. as well aa
other p i pi I's less inlluential, indulge
in editorial criticisms of tho United
States military administration, assert
ing that it tends to anarchy. They d
claro that each provincial governor
and each garrison commander is
military dictator, acting independly
of the governor general and exercisin
ndminUtrativc. legislative, judicial
and even ecclesiastical functions. A
a result of this system, as thee paper
regard it, there is no uniformity of
action in details and no general code
of administration for the various lo
cal i ties.
Tho newly appointed cabinet secre
taries will have distinctly limited
powers. They are merely heads of de
Dart mc nls under General Brooke's
direct control, reporting to him regu
larly, with the responsibility for de
cisions and acts vested exclusively in
the governor general
Fifteen days are allowed house
holders within which to comply with
the new health regulations, after
which, in c ises of non-compliance, tho
military government will do the wor k
at the householders' expense.
General .limine, Castel'anos, former
captain general of Cuba, on arriving
at Cienfuegos made an inspection oi
the city hospitals and jails ard re
leased all prisoners except one, t mur
derer. Senor Antonio Fries will probably
bo appointed mayor of Cienfuegos.
The citizens of Santa Clar a city object
to having the capital of the province
removed to Cienfoegos and purpose
appealing to Presidt nt McKinley
against ihe suggested change.
Major General Ludlow lias been in
formod o: the frightful condition of
the municipal hospitals at Aldecoa,
where there is an ansortraent of pa
tients, including criminals and insane
persons, with little food and that very
unsuitable and all Ihe conditions oi
great wretchedness. The nurses have
been attending smallpox cases and
then passing to other patients, without
a change of clothing or any other pre
caution against carrying the infection .
Prompt measures will be taken to
equip a hospital in me immediate
neighborhood that will allow a separa
tion of the patients.
l icit For .Manila in Keady.
San Francisco, Jan. 18. The last
fleet of transports for Manila will sail
from this port in a week or ten days.
The Scandia, Morgan City, Senator,
Ohio and Centennial will all leive
within a day or t oof each other. Tho
Twentieth infintry will go on the
Scandia and Morgan City, and the
Third and Twenty-second infantry
regiments on the Ohio and Senator.
The Centennial, which is expected in
from Seattle on Sunday, will carry to
Manila a load of army freight which
is now waiting for it. The Senator
and Ohio will be ready for use again
about the 26th. The Scandia will be
ready on the date promised, tho 2oth
of this month.
CITY AXI) COUNTY.
Y KPN KSI A V.
C. A. Mathis of Uroenv.ooJ was at
tending to business with County Ju Igo
Spurlock today.
The many friend of Mrs.C.W. Sher
man will be plea-ed t learn that hor
condition has considerably improved
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
David Flinn of Pacilic Junction died
Monday night and was brought here
for burial today.
Mrs. Juhu Neii son returned to
her homo at Lincoln this afternoon
after a few day.--' viit with her
mother, Mrs. Purdy.
Mrs. S. P. Holloway bus beer, quite
ill for several days with an attack of
tho grippo. Saturday night r-he suf
fered quite severely with the croup.
She is somewhat better today.
J.S. Mathews is down from South
Omaha visiting his brother, Archie,
and other friends. Mr. Mathews is
well pleased with his new location, and
expects to reside thero permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. I). Weichm in, residing
in Happy Hollow, aro mourning the
loss of their four months old babe.
whoso death occurred at 1 o'clock yes-
terd'iy from brain fever. Tho funeral
will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock
from tho residence.
Justice M. Archer today issued a
warrant for the arrest of Gilbert
Edgerton, who is charged by James
Kennedy with assaulting his son, Cor
nelius, on the 15th inst. In the com
plaint it is stated that young Edger
ton shot at Kennedy with a musket
loaded with gun powder and leaden
bullets. No information as to the
cause of the assault could be learned.
The parties reside near the bridge
south of town.
County Clerk J. M. Robertson
turned from Lincoln this
having been in attendance at a meet
ing of the clerks of the state yoster-
terday. The treasurers and sheriff:
were in session yesterday also and at
2 o'clock the throe delegations held
session to consider measures thev
were desirous of having the legisla
ture act i.pon. 1 ho measures are re
garding fees and the length of terms
of oltice it being proposed by some to
make tho term four years and limit
ea?h man to one term, and holding
eleel ion every two years.
re-
Thenlnctcal IIciikImi.
Yahsley Do you believe that In a ,.
Is a place of eternal rc t? .MinLc
I (iun't know anything about it. '
know. though, that eternal v.n-
would be wouldn't he heaven.'" in
dianapolis Journal.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
AJministrator's Sale.
In the matter ol the estate of Ileiny Sloll,
ceased
Notice is hereby k'iven that in puisuaiice of au
order ol Hon. liasil Jv Karnsey. Sole ludge of the
district court in and fur Cis county. Nebraska, i
made on the l?th day of Januaiy. A. I). IMW, tor
the sale nt the real : tale hereinalter described,
there will be sold on the Wth day of i cbinary.
lsW, at III o'elock a m .at south door ol the court
house at riattsmoiith. Ni-b . ar public vendue, t.
cash, to the highest bidder, the follow inst de
scribed leal estate, to w if I .nt two rj) in the north
east (luarterof section :!. in town lii. lanire liieast
lith I'. M .. in Cass county. Neluaska: lot three CO
In the imrtli-west ijuaiter said section Xi. in said
town and range: the north-cast utiarter nf tin
south-west quarter said section in said town
and ranne; alu lots one. two and three
(1, "J and :i). ill block numbered one 1 1 ). m Young
ana nay s addition to the citv ol i lattsmoutli
uass county. .NeuiasKa. aul sale will lemaiu
open one houi. J erms ca--h .
IIENKY M . SiKVNII llsr.N.
As administrator, with the will annexed, ol the
estate ot Henry Stoll, deceased.
E. ianspeakc
Livery, Feed
Sale Stable.
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and
Finest Rigs in the City. Horses Boarded
by the Day or Week.
We arc also dealers in all liinls of
WAGONS, BUGGIES,
And FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Mierifl's Sale.
Hy v ii I tie of an order of sale issued by Geo. F.
noitsewoiin. cicmoi ine uiso ct court, witiim
and for Cass county. Nebraska, and to me di
rected, 1 will on the 1Mb day of l ebrtiaiy, A. 1.
ih'.ty, at 1 1 o clock a. m. ol said day at the soutli
door of the court house in thecity ol I'latt.iinouth
in said county, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following real estate
to-wit:
Lots twenty-oiie CM) and twentv-two IT') in
the village ol ( reeiiwood . (. ass county. Nebraska.
together with the pnvileus and appurtenances
toeicunto Iicioiiiiik or in anywise a ppertaiuimr.
1 he same beuitf levied upon and taken as the
property of 1 J. J at roe et al , defendants to
satisfy a iiidi'im nt ot said court, recovered by
Liiclri K. l'nlk, plaintitl. against said defendants.
J'lausinouth. .Nebraska, Jan. IT, A. 1)., IW.
M. I). Wm ki.kk ,
Sherlli. Cass count y, Nebraska.
S. folk, attorney (,ir plaintitl.
THE CROWN BUGGY, which sells
the world over for $75, we will
sell for THIRTY DAYS, at . . .
We are here for the
the County...
Business of
And will get it, if Fair Dealing and (Jood (ioods will cut any lio
our Farmer Friends. When you aro in town, eomo and see its
gladly show you anything wo have in stock.
lire, with
-wo will
Legal Notice.
Notice oi hearing upon the petition ol receiver to
sell lot 1. m block 1. m stues addition: hits
and the east 1 . of ;. and 7. s, !, Ill, 11 a;id I-', in
block II, in flukes' addition; and lots 3,4,5
ami ii, in block all in the city of 1'latts-
niouth, in the county ot Cass and State of Ne
braska.
In ihe District Court ol Cass County, Nebraska,
Henry l.ikenb.iiry et a!.
M. E. Manspeaker & Son,
Pearl St., between 6th and 7th, Plattsmouth
A
ver.
Till' IISDA Y .
li. Smith is in the citv from Den
Hume Grown Fruit Trees Are the Best.
The Kiverside Nursery Co. has a
full aDd complete stock of all kinds of
fruit trees, vines and plants which
they have grown with core. Their
manjT years of experience in the busi
ness has enabled them to grow nur
sery stock that will compare with any
in the country. They havo all the
standard and choice varieties suitable
for this climate, also new and valuable
varieties. They do their own budding
and grafting, and can guarantee their
varieties to be true to name and strict
ly first-class. Why not buy your trees
here where you can get them fresh
and crown in the same soil and cli
mate in which they are to be trans
planted? It will save you time and
money. They invite you to come and
inspect their stock and be convinced
of these facts. Xurserv two and one-
half miles east and oDe-half mile north
of Union, Neb. Call or write in regard
to varieties, prices, etc.
C. F. iVortox, Prop.,
Unioi, Neb.
Kironuntuiled for I. ;ripe.
N. Jackson, Danville. III., writes:
"My daughter had a severe attack of
Li Grippe sjven year ago anl since
tben wherever she takes cold a terri
ble cough settles on her lungs. We
tried a great many remedies without
giving relief. She tried Foley's Honey
and Tar which cutcd her. She has
never been troubled with a cough
since. 5c. F. G. Fricke & Co.
Keitl Estate Transfer.
Following are the real estate trans
fers of the county as recorded in tho
office of Recorder f Deeds Hav:
Wm. Stolier and wife to J. B. Roddy, s'i
se'i 19. nw.. ne'a 30-10-14 qcd $1:57 00
Sam I). Graves and wile to Wm. Stolier,
same as above qcd I'"' W
cure r or i.i irrippe, j
Foley's Honey and Tar heals the
ungs and cures the racking cough
usual to la prippe and prevents pneu
monia. It is euaranleed -5c and 50c.
a. Frieka k Co.
Miss Ada liny is again coniined to
her bed with an attack of the rrinoe
Miss Minnie Sharp came down from
Omaha last evoning to attend tho hall
returning this morning.
Mrs. J. M. Levda returned at noon
today from a week's visit with rel
atives at Weeping Water.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hunt Joy ar
rived in the cit' last evening and will
visit relatives in the city several days
Louis Olsen removed his pool and
billiard tables to the iJalmer block-
where he will hold forth in the future
John Hall, who has been very ill for
three week3 prist, is rapidly recover
inr, winch tuct nis many lrieuiis will
be clad to learn.
Tiik Nkws was misinformed about
the death of Frank Carroll, residing
several miles south of town. He is
very much alive, although qu:te ill.
The mahy friends of Tom Walling
will learn with pleasure of his con
valescency. Mr. and Mrs. Walling's
ittle child is also recovering from an
illness.
Miss Louise Smith c tme home from
her school last evening. She has
about recovered from her attack of
the chickenpox, but her school will be
closed until her pupils are ail well.
J 1). McBride took his little son,
Dor, to Omaha this morning to con
suit Dr. Ginord about tne latter s eye.
They will make regular visits to Om
aha until the little fellow's eye is en
tirely well.
William Caygle, W. A. Jieach, O.
D. Smith, and It. D. McNurlin,
farmers from near Weeping Water,
were in town today paying their taxes
and attending to other business at the
court house.
Dal Jones, who has been employed
in the Western Union telegraph office
for several years, is said to have an
attack of telegrapher's paralysis. He
had been ill with the grippe for some
time before this trouble set in.
A copy of the Pioche (2s e v.) Record,
with the name of James Pettee as man
ager, was received at this office yester
day. It is quite a newsy paper and is
well lilled with advertisements. The
paper is in its forty-ninth year.
Sheriff William Wheeler was down
near Union serving papers today.
There is another big road light on the
tapis down in that country which is to
be settled in court, and every farmer
through whoso premises the road
passt swill be subpoenaed. It seems
that a br idge on the road has been de
stroyed by lire by someone in the hope
that 'he road would be abandoned, but
the farmers are not willing to allow
the matter to rest that way.
I'lattsmout h Nursery.
I quote very low prices on first-class
stock. Apple trees, three years, 15
cents; $10 a hundred. Apple trees,
two years, 12 cents $8 a hundred.
Plum trees, three years, SO cents; $20
a hundred. Che ry trees, three years,
30 cent?; J-'O a hundred Peach trees,
three years, lo cent?; $12 a hundred.
Grapo vines, 5 cents; $3 a hundred.
Rasp berries, 75 cents a hundred and
black berries, 75 cents a hundred.
J E. Leesley, Prop.
The opinion of all smokers is that
the "Gut Heil" is the best 5 cent ci
gar on the market. Otto Wurl, man-
ufacturer.
Citizens Bank et al.
lo all persons interested, s t ic k li ibli-rs, creditors
and depositors:
You are hereby untitled that upon the lotli lav
f lanuary. IXW. t lie undersigned receiver tiled
fits petitions m the aboyeca.se in the district
court lor authority to sell and t'omey by deed
lot 4. in block 1. in Stiles addition; lots , tne K
o( II, ami 7, S, (I, in, 11 and f. in block II, in
Inike s addition: and lots '(, t. 5 and . in block
-"-'2, all in tliecityol I'lattsinoiitti, in Cass county.
eorasKa, upon tne terms and conditions set
forth in said petition. And that upon :-aid day it
was ordered oy tne lion, liasil Kamsev, dm
trict judtfe. that a hearing be had "lion said peti
tions upon Saturday, the ".'1st day nt January,
ls'.i'.i, at '. o clock a. in., and that all persons inter
ested appear and plead on or before said hour:
and that at such time such orders will be made in
the premises as will appear to said court for the
best interests ! all parties. And it was ordered
that this notice be published for two successive
issues belore said day.
Ciiari.I:S 1'AkMiii.k, Receiver.
IV Ids attorney, Hyrox Ci.ark.
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JAMES F. BALLARD, St. Louis.
F. G. FRICKE & CO.
Probate Notice.
In the County Court of Cass Countv. Nebraska.
Notice by publication for final settlement of
the administration accounts in the matter of the
estate of Samuel A. Holbrook. deceased. Fan
nie Appleton Lowell and Julia li. Addition and
all other persons interested. You are hereby noti
fied that William L. Lowell, executor, January
:i, bled herein his final account, together
with iiis petition for tmal settlement, alleiring
among other things, that the real estate of which
deceased died seized in Cass county, Nebraska,
and all other property situated in Nebraska, has
been sold and converted into cash: that the above
named persons are the residuary legatees: that
the cash residue now in the hands of the ex
ecutor, and due from lnm to this estate is the
sum ot $S,ofl'.17; that the estate is insolvent; that
it is necessary to transfer the residue ot this es
tate from the jurisdiction ot tins court to the
jurisdiction of the probate court of Cumberland
county, Maine, where administration ol this es
tate was first granted; that tfie executor lias ren
dered extraordinary services not required in the
common course of administration, for which lie
asks compensation in the sum ot S'JIK). that the
expenses of the ancillary proceedings in the pro
bate and district courts of Cass county.N'ebraska,
aggregate the sum of J ,5-13. 5. i'etitioner prays
that his accounts of administration may be set
tled; that he be ordered to pay the residue ot this
estate to the executor now acting and appointed
Dy the probate court ot Cumberland county.
Maine, and tor equitable relief, lake notice.
that if you fail to appear before said court ou the
sth day ot January, lb.:'.', at Z o clock p. m., and
contest the prayer of said petition the court may
rant the prayer ol said petition, and make such
urther orders, allowances and decrees as to the
court mav seem proper, to the end that all mat
ters pertaininsr to said estate mav be tiuallv
settled and determined.
W ituess my hand and the seal of said court
at flattsmouth. iMeoraski, this ..d day ot Jan
uary, A. J J. IS'lll.
OKOI'OK M . brURLOCK,
(Sea!) County Judge.
R. 1. Windham, attorney for estate.
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Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
o! the stockholders ot the liurliugtou ; Missouri
Kiver Railroad in Nebraska will be held at the
office of the company, in i'lattsmouth, Neb., on
lhursday, rcb. '.rd. IsHD. at v.l o clock M.
Ihe meeting will be field for the election of
nine (9,i directors, to serve during the ensuing
year, and tor the transaction ot such other busi
ness as may legally come before it.
1 . b. HOWLAND, r-ecretary.
S. E.HALL&SON
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As well as winter, Weather,
the work. A full line of all
Hardware.
It's Cheap and does
kinds of Stoves and
Legal Notice.
Notice of application for license to sell real es
tate by the administrator of the John Boris es
tate.
To all persons interested in the estate of John
Hons, deceased .
You are hereby notified that upon the "th dav
of Iecember, A. li. lf.'S. the Honorable Basil b.
Ramsey. iudge of the district court. issued the fol
lowing order:
In the District Court ot Lass countv. Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of John lions, de
ceased.
Order to show cause whv license should not is
sue to Henry lions, administrator, to seil real es
tate to pay debts.
ISow on this Mh day ol Uecember. A. 1J. Ih'.is,
there was presented to the iudge ol the district
court the petition of Henry Ions, administrator,
of the estate of John Bons, deceased, for license
to sell lots seven and eight in block tourteen. the
south one-third of lots iour, live and six in block
seventeen, all in the city of I'lattsmouth, in Cass
countv, Nebraska; and part of lots four, five and
six, in block six in Dukes' addition to the citv of
I'lattsmouth, in Lass connty, Nebraska, and it
appearing to the court from said petition that it
may De necessary to sell said real estate to pay
the debts, costs and expenses of the estate of'the
deceased, John Bons.
It is hereby ordered that all persons interested
in said estate shall be and appear at the oftice of ,
the clerk of the district court at the court house
in Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on the 13th day of
February A. D, lS'.'fl. at 9 o Clock A. M.. then and
there to show caue. if any, why said license
hould not be issued to the administrator to sell
the above described real estate.
It is further ordered that notice shall be given
by publication in the bEMi-W ekki.v rstw s-
Hekalo for a period of four consecutive weeks
from the :iU:h day of December A. D. IK'ti
In witness whereol 1 have hereunto set my
hand at the chambers this J'thday of December.
A. D. ls-.H.
Basil S. Ramsey.
Judge of the District Court.
And by virtue of sjd order you are herby not;
jd to appear at the otiice of the clerk of the dis
trict court ou the loth day of February. A. D.
is; S, at H o"clock A. M, then and there to show
cause, if any. why said license shouid not be is-
ued to the administrator, Henry lions, to sell
the real estate above described in said order to
pay debts, costs and expenses.
11i:nry ijo.ns. Administrator.
Byron Clark, Attorney.
Tin Work and Roofing a Specialty.
Our Low Prices have built up a food trade, which
we will maintain by continuing the same. Remember
the place ....
S. E. HALL & SON,
..Practical Tinsmiths..
South Sixth Street, - - Plattsmouth, Neb.
Loral 'otice.
In the district court of Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter of the guardianship of John G.
U Kourse ana Joseph l . u Kourke.
L'nder and by virtue of a license to sell the real
estate hereinafter described made in the above
entitled cause pending in tne district court
holden within and for Cass county. Nebraska, by
the Hon. Basil S. Ramsey, judge, on the fth day
of lu'v. A. D. 1MS. I will, on lanuary 21. W3. at
the south door of the court house in the city of
plattsmouth. in Cass county, iSebraska, at 10
clock a. m. otter for sale:
Lot ten (10), in block ninetv-hve (P"1, in the city
of I'lattsmouth.
Lots nine ISM and ten MO I, in block twenty-six
2iJ, in Duke"s addition to the city of I'latts-
louth.
Lots ten 1101. eleven 111 and twelve 1121. in
block one 1 1 in btadelman's addition to the city
of Hattsmouth, ail in the county of Cass, and
state of Nebraska, to the highest bidder for cash.
i said minors owning an undivided one-hall of said
' lonrlc qhH li. n nrlr i tiirl anH Anna I
O'Kourke owning the remaining undivided one
half. One-half ot the realty wi.l be the sale of the
guardian, and the remaining one haif the in
dividual of the said owners.
Nellie M. O Kolkke as Guardian,
and for hersell and Anna L. O'Rourke.
By Ler tturney, Uyita Clark.
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