local tftvcrtiscmcnts.
Legal Notice.
Prairie View.
nr my.
in i in: iinAtv i ni iii or i
MltltfKA.
Ill llif lumn r f l!u' Folate of I
Mtlllll iti'kt!I.WI. llrf,-ltril. t
All per-mii in t Tir fl In .i!d M;tit- an
inrtiiy m hi ilea unit i. .1. riiinmi. hiiiuihi-.-
tritlor if hitlil rstiili". Iius tirr-il Ins petition In '
tills rnurl. liraynik- for u MttU'iiniu of In -
ount hs tiilintnUtrator and for a tin.il liv
I'liurci' ami fur other relief, thai it lu arlnir ,
will In- hull 011 villi petition in. the l Ui ilay of
Kehruary. Ht HI oYlock a. !.. ut the
I'uunty I'ovirt room In rinttMiiouth. Chns
Comity. Nehraskit. You are riiilr U to ap
pear uml how -itiie on or U fore Uj oVIoek a.
in. of Mtll --'ml day of lelirtmry. I'.urt, why the
prayer of said pi t.tlon shoiilil not l' wrunteil
lly ihu euurl. II aiivkv l Tk tt is.
County Jinii;e
Legal Notice.
IS COfSTY COl'KT OF I ASS (Of MY. Nt IIIUr-fcA
In tin' mutter of the estate of
Andrew C. r rye. ilis-easeil. 1 .V'l'1'''.
Notice Is lierehy Klvi'ii. that at tin'
court, room ut I'laltsinoutli. t'iiv county
lirtiskn. mi the I'.itli ilay of I'eliriiary. A. I.
I'.HHi, at. lUo rlo.'ka 111 . tlit petition of tiara
Kry for an iitlniliil-triitor for the estate of
Andrew C. r'ry. (licensed, wl!l lie hear I. anil
letters of adiiiiiiKtrutloii granted to Charles
K. Mart ill. or some snltalile person.
Hated at riiiitsinoiiili. Nehraskii. January
Sllli, llWti. II ahvi v 1 1. I n is.
C'oiiNty .lude.
s; rial Corti ondeht
II. II. Fist was a PlattMiouth visi
tor Wednesday of this week.
T!ie protracted meetings are still In
prioress with ouite a little Interest.
The Misses Minnie '.iithnian anil
Margaret Feter visited Julius 1'it.
and sister Friday afternoon of last
week.
Mrs. F. F. Wiles visited her sister,
Mrs. House, Tuesday of this week.
Win. Jones of riattsmouth was in
this vicinity this week.
Miss F.vylin Taylor, who has been
quite sick with tunsilitis, Is very much
improved.
Miss Edna Tremain, who has been
,vwnty ,VistillK, the family of ('has Perry for
CiJ.is refreshments all c
a deiiuhttul afteni"oi.
Since the town has 'of!'" dry'' the
water cmnmisMoiier has been called
upon to till up the cistern with city
water.
A Lincoln doctor was down to see
Mrs. M. J. Gyner this v:ek, and
agreed with the diagnosis of the case
made by Dr. l'owers, that Mrs. Gyer
was sulTerhiK' from cancer of the
stomach. She is confined to her !cd
and Is feelint: tiuite poorly.
V. C. llartlelt lias disposed of his
pool hall to 1. C. pilars, who took
charge Tuesday. Mr. l'.artlett retains
possession of the building and for the
present will devote his time to the
care of his law farm adjoining Elm
wood on the north.
ntni.-.ite.i t.. BgiKitxruariagarrttmk
r
Legal Notice.
of Una!
.sen lenient.
In the nsa tit r of the INI ate of 1 v ., ,
I.. 1... I.- ..I....I..I. .,.ll . '.Vlll
deceased. I
To A;;atlia Snill. John I'rcdern'k Stull. Hose
St till. U. Lawrence Stull. Anna Amelia Mon
roe. O. I. Monroe. Henry stull. Maltie Stull.
Maria Apulia Stull. Kiln Stull llh-kson. 1 illle
Hasher uml Kiln Verenu Stull. .lohn stull.
Mary Avathu Stull. unit (Judys Margaret
Stull. minor heirs of John Jacob si till, de
ceased, and nil other persons lute rested In
said estate tire hereliv untitled that 011 the
loth tiny of January. WW. C. Lawrence Stull.
administrator of the estate of John Frederick
Htull.fr.. deceased, tiled Ids petition In this
court, the object and prayer of which lire that
his accounts us such itdinlnlstrulor may be
examined and approved, and that he he given
a lien iiKiilnst the property heloiiKiiiK to said
estate for the balance due til tit us adminis
trator, and thill the real estatii of the salil
deceased may be assigned and distributed as
provided by law and for Ids discharge as ad
ministrator, and Htlnal and full settlement
of Ids accounts and doings In the premises.
That a hearing on said ietllion will be hud
on the 1st day of March. Intnl. at nine o'clock
a. m.. In the court room al riiitlsmotith, Cass
County. Nebraska.
You are required to show cause. If any. on
or before nine o'clock a. m. of said day. why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be
grunted. . ,
IIaiivf.v T). Thavis. County Judge.
Dated this UTtli day of January, MRi.
the past month, returned to her home
in Lincoln this week
Julius Fit, returned from the hos-1
pital a week aro. and Is neUliin alone
nicely.
Cliud Laundis helped run Frank
Wiles' coriiKheller last week, Frank be
ing indisposed.
Nothing dolne In our vicinity hut
butchering and protracted meetings.
Luckiest Man in Arkansas.
"I'm the luckiest man In Arkansas,"
writes II. L. Stanley, of Fruiio, "since
the restoration of my wife's health
after live yearsof continuous coughing
Ing and bleeding from the lungs: and
I owe my good fortune to the world's
greatest medicine, Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, which I
know from experience will cure con
sumption if taken in time. My wife
Improved with first bottle and twelve
bottles completed the cure." Cures
the worst coughs and colds or money
refunded. At F. (i. Fricke & Co.,
druggist. .lOcamHl OO. Trial bottle
free.
frightfully Burned.
(.'has. W. Moore, machinist, of
Ford City, Fa., had his hand fright
fully burned In an electrical furnace.
He applied l'.ucklen's Arnica Salve
with the usual result: "a quick and
perfect euro." Greatest healer on
earth for Funis, Wounds, Sores, Ec
zema and Files. 21c at F. G. Fricke
& Co., druggist.
Ea.gle
Legal Notice.
I.N THE COUNTY COI'IIT or CASS COf.M'V.
NCIIIIAsKA.
In tlie mnttcrof the Kstateof 1 Not Ice of I'ro
Clirest Kolierson. Deceased. I bale of Will.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons Inter
ested in said estate that a petition has been
tiled In the County Court of Cass County. Ne
braska, praying for the probate of an instru
ment alleged to be the last willand testament
of Clirest Kolierson. di ised. and for the ap
pointment of an executrix thereof, and that
a hearing will be had n n said petition in
the County Courtroom of Cass County. Ne
tiraska. at Hattsmouth. Nebraska, on the lilth
day of February, A. D. UHHl. at the hourof 1U
o'clock 11. m.
You are required to show cause. If any you
have, why the prayer of said pel llion should
not lie Kranted on or before the hour ofn
o'clock u. m. on said lath day of February. A.
D. I'JUti. llAltVEV D. TltAVIS.
County Judge.
Notice to Creditors.
State or Nkhhaska. i , C(iuly Courl
Cass Cot xiy. 1
In the natter of the estate ofUeoive I'.
Sliryder. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the administrator
with will annexed of said estate, before me.
tidunty Judge of Cass Countv. Nebraska, at
the County Court room in IMiittsimintli. in
said county, on the Hill day of February;
linns, and on the Hth day of August, llini. at in
o'clock a. in. each day. for the purpose of
presenting lliclr claims for examination, ad
justment ai d allowance.
Six months from the nth day of February.
l'.HHI. are allowed for the creditors of said de
ceased to present their claims, and one year
and six months for the administrator with
will annexed to settle said estate, from the
liltli day of January. I'.mH.
Witness my hand 11ml seal of said County
Court, at I'iattsinoutb. Nebraska, this IMll
day of January. I'.ih-.. IUkvi.y It. Tiiavis.
si:ai. County Judge.
From the Helicon.
Last Saturday Jake Frohlich pur
chased of J. D. Sumner the eighty just
southeast of town.
Alvln Ileiter loaded his household
goods Into a car Saturday and shipped
them to Orchard, Colorado. Mr. and
Mrs. Keiterand Frank Ileiter left for
there Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Matson returned
the latter part or last week from
Washington. They are thinking or
buying property in Eagle to make
their home.
(leorge Oberle got up several hun
dred tons of Ice the lirst of the week
ty keeping a force of men at work day
and night. The Ice was about seven
inches thick on an average.
Andy Hess was thrown from his
wagon on Thursday of last week In a
runaway just east of town. Mr. Hess
escaped Injury, but the wagon was
badly damaged In the fracas.
Those who left here, on Monday of
last week for Colorado returned Satur
day. (J. W. Venner and James Snoke
each bought a quarter section of land.
John Frohlich who had bought a
quarter while out there a few weeks
before, sold out at a protit of $200
Murdock
(Special Corresniii(lent.)
Mrs. Dr. A. E. Merkel returned
from Omaha Saturday.
Mr. Jacob (loehry Is taking an en
forced rest, on account of rheumatism,
and too close confinement.
Mrs. C. Moomey, with George and
Lulu, were Alvo visitors Sunday.
Clark Newlon or near Weeping
Water is visiting with Ceo. Mills this
week.
For the accomodation of our rural
readers we will hereafter keep the
Hock Island t ime table in this depart
ment, which, of course, will only be
LEGAL NOTICE
I.Ki.itAMi ItltoWN. I'lalnlilV.
itur Legrami it. Hrown. j 011s farmers is going to leave us in the i Mr. Jas. Crawford was an cast bound
in the district court of , ... . , , ,, .
said defendants implead-1 near future. e are sorry to lose such : passenger 1 hursday.
but we wish him sue-; Mrs, j!lS- Crawford was an east
not be delivered.
vs.
Alice Coiiy. et a!.. D.-f-n hints.
Frank 1-. ilroslus. A. II. Smith. Johnson
Sprallln. a unit formerly doln: business nt
I'iattstuoiitli. Nebraska, ami tin unknown
heirs nf Kva tiarniaii. deceased, will taki
notice that the plaint In"
lias liieil his petition
I'lihstsnietv. ML'allist
ed t 1 Alice wory. until 11. .etisiieu ami .101111 . midst
1. , 11... ol.l..,l im, I 1, raver of winch is to I I'OUl OUr II1KISI
ipilet and correc t the legal title to LoUJ and
II containing nine acres of la ml. In Section 2:1.
Townhlp II. liange II: Lots '.1 and III
contain ing about til acres of la ml: I. 'I - i:: and
H, containing live acres of land, and Lull",
containing ten acres of land all of said tracts
of land lielng situated In section U In
township II. north range N'o. 14. in Cuss county
Nebraska, and being designated on the plat
lixik of Irregulartractsof real estate as lots
litimlH-red as aforesaid, and to have partition
made of said real estate among the several
heirs as their Interests may appear. I'lalntlir
also asks In his said petition, to have a certain
mortgage conveyance on said real est ate given
toA. It smith defendant decreed lobe fully
paid oir and cancelled of r ird and that the
luterestof F.vatiornmn deccuscd.ln and tosald
real estate, may lie decreed to lieloug to and lie
the property of nlalntlir. Isith by gift and pur
chase. Said defendants will take notice that
they are required to answer the petition of
pluintllf on or before the an li day of January
A. I. l'.HHI or said iietltlon will he taken ami
considered as confessed und plululllT will take
judgment as nraved for in IiIk miM petition.
Lkioiank II. IIkown. i'lalntlir.
Fam'i. M. Ciiai-max. Attorney.
Dated Dcccmlicr 2stli. IIHij.
Magpie Grove
(Special Correspondence.)
Messrs. George and Fred Schafer are
visiting In the western part of the
state.
Quite a number from this locality
attended the "Foster Frown" play at
the Farmele last Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemen left
Saturday for St. Joe, Mo., where they
w ill visit for a few days with the hit
ter's brother.
W. II. Fuls and L. F. F.annick were
Nehawka visitors Thursday.
William Fuls and daughter, Mata,
were county saat visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Fuls made a
business trip to Murray Saturday eve
ning. Quite a number of friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Fuls, Sunday. Among those were Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. llild and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Fuls, Alfred and Her
man Hansemer, otto, Mata and Annie
Fuls.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Fuls called at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hild
Tuesday.
Mike Schwartzlislier moved Tuesday 1 for M unlock station. A change of
to the John McNurlin farm, where he j time Is to take place soon, so if you In
will farm this coining year. j tend taking a trip soon It may he wise
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Cathey were out tu consult the time table,
from Weeping Water Sunday. I Mrs. (ieo. Ftt spent Friday and Sat-
We are told that one of our prosper- j unlay I" s,,lt1 l5l!llfl-
ANNOUNCEMENT
m 111 mwnn 111 !! iiiiiiifinmiiiiin ! 11 1 i aMBwMaammiMnwBBMMUMaawa
TO the people of Plattsmouth and Vicinity: Our
I'Yionils ami Patrons Wo wih to av tli.it on January .lst
1 '((, tho old linn of C. 10. WYscoU iV Sons passed into his
tory. lv the voluntary retirement of Clarence 10. cott, fminder
anil head of the husiuess since 1ST1'. His two runs and co-partners,
C. C. and 10. II. Weseott, succeeding to his interest and he
coming sole proprietors. The title of the linn will he known here
after as C. 10. Wcscott's Sons.
In making this change we deem it our place ami privilege to ex
press to the people ol this e.mimunitv our appreciation ami grati
tude lor the splendid patronage and ahidino; -ootl will extended to
this store since its inception. To t his, we attrihute largely, the
measure of success thus far attained.
Furthermore we assure the puhlic that the same liijh
standard of dealing, which has marked the old linn, shall charac
terize the new, ami that this store will always he a place
"wlierejualitv of goods' counts" where uniform courtesy and fair
treatment shall he accorded alike to every customer, little or hij,
rich or poor, and where the old motto of "one price and no monkey
husiness" shall still hold jjood.
We will he pleased to meet our old customers, and new ones as
well, at the old stand.
J.inrnal. 1
ONE
I i. I. 'IM
. Wescott's Sons
"Where Quality Counts" (
PRICE AND NO MONKEY BUSINESS
i
J
ENDOF THEBRIDGECASE
The Long Contested Damage Suit is at an
End by Compromise.
PLAINTIFF RECEIVES $3,000
! bound passenger Friday.
For a clear complexion take
cess in his new local ion.
Corn moving is gi-ing tin slmvly. Onj Miss Meta Nritel left for Lincoln
account of tlie slion.agc of ears tlifre i Thursfliiv. tliere to attend Failey's In-
Is but little sold and what Is si.ld can !sliiutp, wltli tlie intention of eventu-
William R. Webb Lost His Life Three
Years Ago by Falling from Bridge.
QHIHD
A Healing Cospel.
The Rev. J. C. Warren, pastor of
.Sharon Ilaptlst Church, llelalr, Ga.,
says of Klcctrlc Fitters: "It's a God
send to mankind. It cured me of lame
back, still joints, and complete physi
cal collapse. I was so weak it took
me half an hour to walk a mile. Two
bottles of Electric Hitters have made
me so strong I have Just walked three
miles in 50 minutes and feel like walk
ing three more. It's made a new man
of me." Greatest remedy for weak
ness and all Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney complaints. Sold under guarantee
at F. G. Frlckc & Co.'s drug store.
Price "ic.
Laxative FruitSyrup
Pleasant to take
ORINO cleanses the Fystem, and
makes eallow blotched complex
ions smooth and clear. Ourcs
chronio constipation ty gently
stimulating the 6tomach, liver
and bowels. Kefuso substitutes.
Fannersand investors
Get ready to take advantage of the
(heap Excirslins U Eastcri
Washliitoi
thlanpring and Investigate 1he ad
vantagra offered you In the FlltlfOS
Blft Bid Cauitrj. We have land at
low pricea, eaay terms; Rood clim
ate, never a failure of crops, no dea
tructive storms. Write to ut at
once for Illustrated pamphlet.
VY RtluM HllrM tar Pardttitri.
THE BI6 BERD LAND CO.,
Dpl. M. WILBUR. WASH
Elmwood
Krotu the Lender-folio.
A son was born Wednesday, Jan. 21,
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kustemeyer.
J. E. Ncnstlcl has moved onto the
P. M. Trapp farm, and Walter Crom
well has moved onto the Stopher farm,
vacated by Mr. Ncnstlel.
Fred Zlnk Is still very sick with in
flammatory rheumatism, and his
father, Kx-Commlssloner Zlnk. is as
sisting at the farm during Ills Illness.
Mrs. A. McFall, who has been dan
gerously 111 with pneumonia for sev
eral days, Is reported somo better this
morning. Her heart Is quite wcalt,
but hopes are entertained for Yicr re
covery. , S
Mrs. C.I). Clapp held a reception
Tuesday afternoon, in honor of Mrs
Davis of Ft. Collins, Colo. About
twenty-five ladles called to renew
their acquaintance with Mrs. Davis.
ally becoming a trained nurse.
Dr. A. E. Merkel removed Miss Leta
McDonald's tonsils last Wednesday
and more nerve could not be exhibited
than by this young lady, who did not
utter a sound or even flinch during the
operation.
S. A. Wood, II A. Cast, DaveThlin-
gabn, Oscar McDonald and John Earle
journeyed to Plattsmouth Saturday
to take the civil i.crvlce examination
for the position of II. F. I), carrier on
route 15 out of Murdock.
Mrs. I). Thlmgahn went to Lincoln
Friday evening to sec her new grand
son which was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Thlmgahn on Thursday, Jan.
.i
Mr. and Mrs. I'obt. Kyles of Green
wood visited with C. J. Lels and wife
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. Goehry entertained the
Kensington Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Paul Schavy has purchased the
general stock of merchandise of Mr. J
II. Smith, and will conduct the bus!
ness at the same old stand.
Mr. Lincoln Cramer unloaded l-'s
household goodsand machinery Friday
evening, and moved them out to T. T.
Young's farm, which place Mr.Crcamer
will farm the coming year.
Mrs. W. I!. Stull (formerly Mrs.
Webb) was plaintilT and sued the
I'.urlington for 15,itno for the death of
her husband who Tell from tlie Hurl
ington bridgeat this place nearly three
years ago, while engaged at work for
the company In its reconstruction.
The plaintiff secured a judgment nt
the lirst trial for !l,5ni), but the
defendant secured a new trial by pp--sent
ing and claiming that, errors were
made during the proceedings of the
former hearing. The ease was called
yesterday afternoon in tlie district,
court of Mills county, Iowa, at Glen
wood and the following from the
Tritium; will perhaps explain to some
extent why the defendants were wil ing
to compromise the mat ter.
"Judge Green this afternoon over
ruled a motion for a change of venue
on the part of the company. 'I be
change was asked for on the grounds
of undue influence In Mills county on
the part of the attorneys for the
plaintilT, Genung&Genung. Gillilland
& Logan and Matt Gerlng."
It seems that when the above ruling
was announced the attorneys for the
defendant began a consultation with
the plaintiff's attorneys, and It was,
not long before terms of settlement'
was reached, by the payment of $:i,ooo
to the plalnt'fT, she nnvlng her own
costs In i he matter and the railroad
company paving tbeir own costs.
Thus another Important damage
suit against, tlie liurhiigton has been
erased from the court dockets after
running through several terms, and
which should have been settled before
they had been even entered upon a
court docket.
A Card.
Tliis Is to certify that all drugitists
are authorized t.n refund your money
If Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1 1 stops t be cough,
heals the lungs and prevents se.iious
results from a cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
crnsuinptlon. Contains no opiates.
Tilt; genuine is in a yellow acl,age.
Ilefuse substitutes. F' G. Fricke &
Co.
Cigar Carrjpaign of 1906.
The scarcity of high grades cigar
tobacco causes prices to an upward
tendency on this commodity. 1 was
forced to pay higher prices for tobac
cos than was ever known in the his
tory of tlie Finis cigar factory. Con
sidering myself fortunately to .secure a
year's supply of light colors, Somalia
wrappers, binders and li!lers of pleas
ant aroma and perfect burn, assuring
appreciators of a high made clear
I '.lids will be during :im;. Without
any except ion the linest .u: cigars in
the I'nited States.
,li l.n:s 'i:i'ri'.i;i:i;i:(,. Mfg.
FOLEYSHONEYTAS
Cures Ccldsi Prevents Pnoumonla
Ttje Most Satisfying Show.
A minstrel show, with Its beautiful
lirst part selling, ballad singers,
comedians, coon shout its, dancers and
olio of specialty art ists, comes nearer
satisfying theatre-goers of tin: present
day than any other clTort on the part
of theatrical caterers. There Is a
happy abandon about the whole alTair
that makes one lorgct his troubles and
become without reluctance a pint and
parcel of the scene. Gus Sun and his
burnt cork organization, which will
appear In this city Wednesday, Feb.
7, al the Paniieli! theatre promise an
unusual musical festival and minstrel
jubilee on the occasion of their visit.
Seats on sale at the Filey Hotel olllce
on Tuesday, the Uth.
For Billiousness and Sick. Headache.
TnkeOrino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
It. sweetens tlie stomach, aids diges-
t ion and acts as a gentle st imulant on
t be liver and bowels without Irritating
these organs. Orino Laxative Fruit,
Syrup cures biliousness and habitual
constipation. Does not nauseate or
gripe and Is mild and pleasant to take.
I.'einemher the name ilittso and re
fuse to accept any substitute. 1'. G.
Fricke X- Co.
Hock Island Time Tahlk.
Murdock Station.
KANT l'.OLNI
No. .is . - . 10:s:i a. m.
No. lit, Local V ... 1:14 p.m.
No. 0 V140 p. m.
wK.s r norsD. '-i,
No. 75, L cal 8:55 a. m.
No. 5, Stops for Denver pas
sengers only 2:35 p. m.
No. :7 C:47 p. m.
The Yellow Fever Germ
has recently been discovered. I bears
a close rcscmblnuv to the malaria
germ. To fieeih- system from dis
ease germs, the mo! effective remedy
sDr King's Ne Life Pills. Guar
antecd to cure nil dis- ases dnc to ma
laria poison and constipation. 25c at
F. G. Fricke & Co 's drug store.
i
Lii suns iuitl
Old yirglGla Farms
Good Land. Lot Prlcas,
Mild Oltmat. ilf..rour
u.i.cimi citiiim.ii
I it(, Hat of rmu tor mi. In
th ui: Ut i,i wll you HT
this U IhrPouatrf for 111 Worth
rn ttrtntr M to hr
from trv i h dfllrt
to btiur kit cumiuob.
CASSELMAN &, CO.
Richmond, Virginia
South Dakota
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Rich soil, a mild climate, and abundance of
water have made South Dakota one of the best
agricultural states in the Union.
The soil of Lyman County is unusually rich.
It is a black loam with a yellow clay subsoil.
The extension through Lyman County recent
ly built by the
Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway
has opened up a part of that state hitherto
sparsely settled. Land is now selling at the
rate ot from $S to $15 an acre, and it is alto
gether probable that valuations will increase
100 to 200 per cent within a year. South Da
kota offers great opportunities for the small in-,
vestor. A book on South Dakota for two
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For Free Books and Folders about South Dakota, kindly fill out this Coupon
and mall today to
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Name '.
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