Iconl Hfcvcrttecmcnts.
Notice to Creditors.
HTAjror NrnuA.K. . )1( N , v , , r.
In Hit? mutter of tin- -t.it-f ll nry tiyJ-r.
il-.as-l.
Ntl'-y l Ihti-Iiv i.l Mutt t In- iro -f
M:il il-iiis-i will tin l tin- Hirnliill r:it'r of
mhII fsUitf. lM-fori- nn-. Count y .1 ul:f' of !
dimity. ,i-hrka. ( tin- i-oiin! y i-ourt room
In I'iultPfiioiit li. in s;ill -iiiiit y. on t In- JIM liay
f .liinii.iry A. I. V.. hikI on tin- Jit li 'lay of
April A. IK VMKi. lit II iirlm-k a. m.. i-:u-li ilay.
fur tl" ptiriHiM- of -aiiiliiln iiml ttiljustlnif
th-lr claims.
Kin month ar mIUwI for tin- -r-lltor of
Raid l-'-un l to nri-M-nl tln-lr clalrns. iind orn-
fear for thr aiiiiinUt r:tor tos-t Hi- miII state
rom tin-Jlt day of i-tol-r I :.'.
Wlltn-is my tiainl anil -nl of said roiint v
rourt. at I'lattMnout U. -lraslH. this ilril
liny of Sctiinrilii r r':t llAitvrv I' Thavi.
eai. Comity .I'kIiii'.
Legal Notice.
NOTICE or ACTIOS TO vflKT TITI.r.
JiM'iIi Anili'k. ir.. .laim-H I l:t t -. John W.
l'.Ht-. Kinrry Ami-k. Annls Aml-k. .1 irm--
Arnli-k. Kl- Aml'-k. limvcr Amlk. .l-ssit-
Ainli-k. lAr;t Aiiiik. ami Arnli-k wlio--
I-rit iiarnt- Is unknown, i t dcfi-mla nts. will
tak- not !.- t hat on t In- I'.M h (lay of S-it-mtM-r
l:tO. Mlin rva A. Sim-utn. ilalntllT In rein, tiled
her petition In the ilNirh'l i-onrt of Cas
rounty. Nehraska. against all defemlants.
tln-nliji'i't unit prayer of whh-li are toiiiet
U.e tit le to plaint I IVof t he follow in ih-Hi-rilx-'i
real i-state. to-wit: lit iwi-tit y-si. In the
northwest iiiarler of t In- sunt In-ast iiarter of
section twenty-one. township eleven, ranire
f iiirleen east if the Sixth I'. M. p!at of Irre
ti'ar tracts, rei-oril of Cass i-oiinty. N-hraska.
That the ilefemlants. ami e:n-h of them lie
fon-ver lelarrel from asserting any claim
w hatsoever In or to sai'l land and premise.,
adverse to tin- plaint ill : and that plaintirrs
title and possession in and to said land In
H'jieted in her.
Vo-.i art- required to anw er said pet iti. iti on
or M-for- the :ith day of i.-t . ilnr. II".".'..
! ated St-iti liitT -J1 it h. I"n... '
MIM.IIVA A. SI.IHC.M. Plaintiff.
Ily M. AIXIIKU.
Attorm-v f..r I'laintiiT.
Legal Notice.
In tl.f coiinty i-ourt of Cass coiiiity. Nehraska.
In the matter of the cert ilied Not Ice of hear
copy of the last will and tes- , inir of a ppl i--a-tament
of K. PA Y.- N . t ion for pro
SNoW. leceas d. hate.
To all persons lnt-r'sted in the estate of K.
Payroll Snow, de-eiis-l :
You will take notice that on the lath day of
KeptemM-r. tln-re was tiled ill this court,
the petition of Chandler Starr, one of the ex
ecutors of the estate of .lane .M. Snow.de
ceased, praying for the prohate of an instru
ment prius.l as an aut henti-ated copy of
the last Will and T-tament of K. Pays4iii
Snuw. diri-HMii. lateof u'le coll nt y. I i I i noK
and that a hearimr iin said -tltoii for the
I rohate of said Inst rutin-nt will In-had on the
i::tli day of toln-r. 1 :.'. at ! nVl.M-k a. in in
Hie county iimrt room In the i-otirt house in
the City of PlattMiiouth. Cass county. .Ne
hraska. You are required to show cause airainst
said etltioii on or In-fore said day of In-ariiiL'.
or the prayer thereof may In- i:ranlel.
Witness my hand and tin- seal of th unty
i-ourtofsaid county of Cass ui this l'tli .iy
if eptetnl r. !;'.'.
IIAKVKY. I. TKAVI.
John M. I.KVin. County .ludire.
Attorney for l".xe.-utor.
Notice to Creditors.
St ati: or N'i iiuxsk .
Cass Ciii ntv.
In the matter of tin- stall
In Co-.inty C cirt.
of Willis II. I.add.
ilc-eascd.
Not Ice is In-rehv sri veil t iiat t In- i-reilitors t
said ileceas-l will meet the administratrix of
sail estate. In-fore tin-, county jiidiTe of Cas
rountv. Nehraska. at t In-county court room
in i'lattsmouth. in said county, on theuNtliof
Aprii. I!"'', at Pio-clo.-k a. in., of said day. for
tin- purpose of present in ir t heir claims for ex
amination, ad just merit and allowance.
six months are allowed for tin- creditors of
paid deceased to present their i-lalnis. and
;re year for t he ail ruin 1st rat rix to set t le said
state, from the :'! h day of ctolier. Hk'j.
Witness mv hand and seal of said county
ro-irt at Plat tsrno'it h. Nebraska, this -1st day
f sc tiifinU r. '.'Kt
IIAKVKY l. TKAVIS.
County .lude.
LEGAL NOTICE
I n the I -st rii-t Court of Cass caunty. State of
Nebraska.
I n the matter of tin- estate of Frank Ptak. sr..
(leci-ased .
tKIKi: To SHOW CAI'SK
The cause came on for hearimr upon the pe
tit ion of Kmil Pt:i k. executor of the estate of
Frank Ptak. Sr.. deceased, prayinir for license,
I sell lot III in the NK '4 f the NW of sec
t ion i:t towrishin -j. north of rane 13. K of the
I'll V. M.. in said Cass county, suhjift to the
life use of t he same by Mary Ptak. widow of
said Frank Ptak. Sr.. deceased or to sell a
Kuttirient amount of the same to brim; tin
sum of sj; for the payment of debts allowed
airainst said estate and the cost of adminis
tration and the eXJH-nscs of this suit, there
not In inirsnlli'-lent personal proerty to pay
the said debts and eH-nsesof t he said estate.
It is therefor ordered that all jhtsoiis in
terested in said estate appear In'fore me at
the 1 list rid court room in the court house at
Plattsmoutli. Nebraska, on the t'.th day of No-vemln-r.
1!H.". at 1 o'clock p. in., to show cause
wby a license should not lie granted to said
executor to sell the almve descriln-d real es
tate of said deceased or so much thereof as
shall In- necessary to pay said debts and ex
penses. It is hereby directed that this order
In- published for t lie "peril nl of four successive
weeks in tin: I'lattsmouth Journal, a weekly
newspajn-r published at Piattsmoiit li in said
Cass county, and of irencralcirculatio!: there
in. Pa tei this 1st day of Septemln-r. 1!iC.
PAI'I JFKN.
I. . Iwvr.tt. .ludire of the lMstri'-t Court
Attorney for Kxecutor.
Men Past Sixty in Danger.
More than half of mankind over
sixty years of a:e sutTer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually en'.anre
.rent i f prostate u'and. This is both
painful arvl dangerous, and Foley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at. the
tirst s'jjn of dari-"r. as it corrects ir
regularities and has cured many old
men of this disease. Mr. Hodney
Uurnett. Ilt-ck Fort. Mo., writes: "I
suffered w ith enared prostrate tflancl
and kidney t rouble for years and after
taking two bottles or Foley's Kidney
Cure I feel Letter than I have for
twenty years, although I am now 01
years old' F. r.. Fricke & Co.
D. 0. DWYER, Attorney-at-Law
Offce in building east of court
house, Plattsmouth, NebrasKa.
TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES
Stale Department of Education and Coun
ty Superintendents Have Agreed Up
the Tests.
The htate department, t.f education
and the county superintendents of
public instruction of the state have
agreed upon rules and regulations
ooverninis- the issuance of teachers'
certificates under the new certification
law passed by the last session of the
legislature,
The examinations are to he held In
each county on the third Friday and
Saturday of each month under the
supervision of the county superinten
dents. I'our dajs will be uiven each
applicant to complete theexamination
for a third irrade certificate, five days
for a second trade certificate and six
d.iys for a first class certificate. Six
months from the date or betrinnintf
also will be allowed to complete the
examination.
All of the branches may Iv; taken in
one month if desired. On tilling out
the necessary blanks previous to
examination, each applicant must de
posit witli the county superintendent
the regular examination fee of Sl.oO.
This entitles liim to registration and
a number, by which number he will be
known in the examination. The
I examination questions will be prepared
1 by the state board of examiners, each
I examiner beintf assigned certain sub
jects upon which to prepare questions.
These questions are then to be sub
mitted to other members of the board,
and if two of the other members
object to them they will be stricken
out of the list. Afterward the ap
proved questions are sent to the county
superintendent in four separate pack
ages, a package beinr opened on the
day the subjects it contains are to be
examined upon. The answers to the
questions must be written in ink on
leal cap or examination paper, but
one side of the paper beinj; used.
Friday morning llookkeepin&.', civil
eovernment, orthography. mental
arithmetic, penmanship.
Friday afternoon Elements f ari
i culture, physiolotfy.and hyiriene, black-
Vard drawing, Knclish composition,
1 theory and art of teaching.
: Saturday morning Algebra, yeom
! etry, reading arithmetic, English
I grammar.
j Saturday afternoon Hotany, phys-
ics, :eoirraphy, United States history,
j When the examination papers are
j completed they are forwarded by the
j county superintendent to the state ex
I aminK' hoard and examined by its mem
i bers, beiny; marked on the basis of 100
per cent as perfect. Te secure a third
j Krrade certificate the applicant must
j have an average of 70 and not below
r,o in any one study. A second yrade
! certificate requires an average of TO
j with no rrade below ;": a first irrade
; an average of 80 with no jrade below
j TO. The county superintendent may
raise the requirements in his own
j county, but cannot tro below the uen-
eral minimum. An average prade of
So. with no prade below so, entitles the
holder to a "with credit" certificate
j and an average of !X with no yrade be-
low Kj to an "honor"' certificate. These
'certificates practically areor life and
j may be renewed on presentation.
CITY OF PLATTSMOUTH WINS
Cass County Metropolis Comes Out Ahead
in Prolon&ed Litigation With East-
em Bank.
j A mandate was received Tuesday
! morning from the ITnited States cir
jcuit court of appeals for the eighth
district reversing the judgment of the
United States circuit court for thedis
trict of Nebraska in the case of the
city of I'lattsmouth, as appellant,
against the New Hampshire Savings
bank.
Judgment, jvas rendered against
Fiattsmouth in the trial of the case in
that city, the suit beiny for the recov
ery of a deficiency judgment amount
ing to :i,3:56.25, being in the nature of
foreclosure proceedings on the electric
light plant of the city and for rental
as stipulated in the lease in evidence,
from November I'u 1W0, to March 1,
1102, and for the stipulated value of
the property turned over to the re
ceiver. The case was appealed by the
city of I'lattsmouth to the circuit
court of appeals, with the result that
the decision of the lower court is re
versed and dismissed and that the city
of I'lattsmouth shall have and receive
costs against the New Hampshire Sav
ings bank. Omaha News.
Strength to Weak Men
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PEFFERS NERVIQ0R
Renews Narva Tor cm and Energy.
The worlil aliulre ni-n liu are r..nn la phTBlcal,
mental anil nerve fon-e; men of amhltlnn, rnerirT and
personal magnetism ; the true tvpe of jerfe-t manhood.
To attain this the flrt requisite Is Rood. beaJthy
Nerves. bl-h trlve rapacity for full development.
PCFFER'S NEWVIOOR makes Strons. Calm Nerves.
Cures Nsrveas Debility. Falling Memory. Vital Weak
ness. Rrestrstisn. Sleeplessness and other troubles luo
to over work, worrr. sruokinir. or vicious habits.
Makes rich, healthy blood and repairs wasted nerves.
v..i1It irooil for women, hook let free.
ITlceil.m a box. Six for K.uo. postpaid, with. s guar
antee to refund. If not cured or henehted.
FCFFER VCDICAk ASSOCIATION. CHICAGO. U. S. A.
For Sale by Gering &.Co.
! Greenwood
Special Crr-htnIfnce.
Mrs. .Jarvas of Lincoln accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. IM. Montgomery,
returned home last Wednesday.
Henry Weidman was transacting
business in Lincoln Wednesday of last
week between trains.
Mrs. T. .1. Khoden departed Fridav
for her home in Murray after a week's
visit with her parents.
Mrs. V. J. Kelley and Miss Kathryn
Laiiktiilin spent Tliursday of last week
in Lincoln.
(.oldie Kinlay was a Lincoln passen
ger Thursday.
I r. and Mrs. Muir of Alvo spent
Friday here with Mrs. Muir's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F.. H. Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Kern, Tune
Hartsook and wife returned home from
l'ortland last wee. They report a
pleasant time.
Karl Howard spent Sunday and Mon
day at the capital.
Sheriir McHride parsed tlirouyh here
Tuesday evening on No. 7 with Wesley
IJarr. taking him to the asylum-it Lin
coln to Vie cured of t lie liquor habit.
We understand there lias been three
other names sent down to the county
attorney for the same purpose. This
is a step in the right direction as it
will clear our town of a lot f drunk
ards. Colonel I'.andon of Missouri Valley,
la., is the truest of his aunt, Mrs. Ed.
Montgomery this week.
I). W. Ream, our barber, left Mon
day for Hancrof t, Neb., to visit a sister.
K. IS. Craig, democratic nominee for
coroner, will attend the committee
meeting at I'lattsmouth Wednesday.
I. K. J.arr and L. James were
I'lattsmouth visitors Monday.
O. II. Wilson was attending to busi
ness in Omaha Monday and Tuesday.
Dan l'earson of IesMoines is here
visiting his nephew, George l'earson.
The street fair here last Friday and
Saturday was a "howling" success, a
large crowd attending both days. The
greatest attraction Friday was the
ball game between the home team and
the Boston Bloomers, COO admission
tickets being sold. County Attorney
Rawls and County Judge Travis, of
I'lattsmouth spoke to a large trowd in
the park, both being good speakers.
They held the crowd until a late hour.
Saturday's attraction was two ball
games in the afternoon. Mr. Tidcl
was billed to speak here but failed to
get a crowd, owing to other attractions.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Welton,
Sunday a nine pound girl. All con
cerned are doing nicely.
Marion Atheiton and family are
now occupying the I. L.Talcott pro:
petty.
THE COMPULSORY
EDUCATION LAW
Children Must Attend School for at Least
Three Months of the Year.
Subdivision X. V. I., Section 1.
School Laws of Nebraska, says:
"Children not less thanseven (7) and
not more than fifteen (1.1) of age must
attend the public day school not less
than two-thirds of the entire time
school is in session in the district in
which they reside and in no case shall
such attendance be for a period less
than twelve (12) weeks," with the
following exceptions:
1. Attendance at a private or pa
rochial school.
2. Instruction at home by a person
qualified to teach in the public schools.
3. The child being fourteen years
of age and of necessity regularly em
ployed for his own support or those
dependent upon him.
4. Physically or mentally inca
pacitated. .". Distance to nearest school more
than two miles.
The attendance of children in pri
vate or parochial sbhools must be re
ported to the city or county superin
tendent. School boards in city or metropolitan
city school districts shall appoint
truant otticers who shall enforce the
provision of this law.
In other school districts, any super
intendent, principal, teacher, or mem
ber of the school board shall report
anyone who violates the compulsory
education law to the county superin
dent, "who shalllimmediately investi
gate the case and give written notice
to the parties reported as violating
this act: and, if in one week from the
time of said notice such parties are
living in violation of this act, then
thecounty superintendent shall appear
in the court of the county judge, and
gle his complaint against such parties
violating this law. The county judge
shall at once issue summons against
the offending party or parties: such
summons shall be served by the proper
authorities as bylaw prescribed; the
offending parties shall appear in court
under penalty for contempt and
answer to the charge which, if proven
shall constitute in them a misde
meanor, subject to a fine of not less
than live (3.00) dollars nor more than
twenty-rive (25.00) dollars for each
offence.
Soda Crackers
ainicll
First Foot Ball Game of the Season.
On Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock
sharp the referee's whistle will sound
and the footbail season of 1!J0. will be
inaugurated in Nebraska City. The
Nebraska City High school football
team and the I'lattsmouth High school
team will meet for the first time this
season and the contest promises to be
a good one. The game will be played
on the Missouri Pacific groundsandon
account of the early departure of the
I'lattsmouth train the game will start
promptly at 1 o'clock. The kcal
team under the coaching of Dr. Bloom
ingdale have been practicing hard and
hope to win. Practically the same
team as last year with some heavier
linesmen will represent the local
school. Nebraska City Tribune.
Are You Engaged?
Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their diges
tions in good condition with Electric
Bitters. S. A. Brown, of Bennetts
ville, S. C., says: "For years, my wife
suffered intensely from dyspepsia, com
plicated with a torpid liver, until she
lost her strengtli and vigor, and be
came a were wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her at once, and finally made
her entirely well. She is now strong
and healthy. F. G. Fricke & Co., drujg
gest, sells and guarantees them, at 50c
a bottle.
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Gt3ebelps Hog
Duroc
Jerseys
U Will be" held at the farm
0 Wednesday, Oct. 1105 U
75 Duroc Jerseys Poland Chinas
DUROC JERSEYS Sired by Prince Echo 12:10'., that weighs '.00 pounds in breeding condition at two
years of age. He will also o in the sale. A few i it tr-rs sired by Chief I'erfecticn lO'.i.V.t. Two sows
with litter at side. This will be as nood a lot of pius as I have raised in the 1 years that I have been
in the thoroughbred hv business-.
POLAND CHINA One litter sired by Chief Perfection 2d. the greatest lxiar livinL' or dead: two litters
by Perfection E. L.: one litter by Oakland's Prospect: one litter by ITneda Thickset: one litter by Ex
pansion 2d. One fall boar. No better breeding in the l.T. S. than will be found in this offering.
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Col. T. P. Spearman, J
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anything you choose milk for instance or alone.
At every meal or for a munch between meals, when
you feel the need of an appetizing bite to fill up a vacant
corner, in the morning when you wake hungry, or at
night just before going to bed. Soda crackers are so
light and easily digested that they make a perfect food at
times when you could not think of eating anything else.
But as in all other things, there is a difference in sod
crackers, the superlative being
Uneeda Biscuit
a soda cracker so scientifically baked that all the nutri
tive qualities of the wheat are retained and developed
a soda cracker in which all the original goodness is
preserved for you.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
16th and
Farnam
Streets,
OMAHA
1612 & rABNAM
Bring in this advertisement and
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of the undersigned S miles southwest of Louisville, Xeb.
beginning a.t 12:30 p. m..
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16th and
Farnam
Streets,
OMAHA
jor aoyr post-
STDEETS. OMAHA
Turniture, Carpets, Draper
ies, Stoves and Housefurnish
ings. Freight paid on all
nnnitc rhinnirl titthin Oflfl mifpC
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This beautiful Rocker given free with
every $25.00 purchase in any depart
ment including Cloaks and Clothing.
Better Rockers with larger purchases.
Men's and Women's Clothing
Our Specials
A Strictly all wool Ladles' 5ult of Venetian
Cloth, one-half satin linedCoat inches lout?
elegantly tailored skirt made
with foot plaits Our regular
SIO.oo
$15 00 suit, special at
A fine nil wool Men's Suit in black unfinished
A'orsted or fancy mixtures, ran he had
either sincle or double bieasted
SIO.oo
styles, our regular $15.00 kiiit
special at
receive a handsome souvenir FRFF.
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