f
Spring Summer ( Gui 1 t-iScl'ejes A
iilxjte ixi Sprain
at the Reliable Purchasing House of
c r
mcr
CLOTHING
WRfl. HOLLY
Also, a complete line of Gents' and Boy's Spring and Summer Furnishings in all the new styles and shades of cloth.
Fine Shirts, &c.
n We suggest that you call early and examine an departments, x-nce anu quality win compare witn any in ass county.
Neclcivear!
Kotice of Application to Probate Will
Stt'- of N lr:isUa. i
ass 'otinl.v. t I n County -uii.
In tin- matM-r of tin- -,lat- of .-;u;ili l't-i-
Mll, fif-OUM-cl.
To lU-ssii- Mult li. Kmm:i 'In i.W'iiM-n. Lillian
IVt-fMn. i'rank Kdwunl IVh-i-ii. KliAala-tli
Hrnwiic, t oti.'-I . Itrowiic. Malilila Hum lie.
Varr'ii ItrowiK'. ami I'aiil I. Ilroniif. and all
t h-r id-wpiis ln!-n-.tl In saiJ Male: You
will taU-iiotii-c that on lln-HMli day of May
r'7.l'-t-r I'ftcrsoii ti l-l In t his ii i i t an lusi ru
mm .u I m i I liii.-1 1 I-t h-last will amlK'sta-iiK-iit
of salil !-ar:ih IVN-inoii. tl-i-'as-l, and a
l t It ion alltrintr I hat th-s:til Sarah IVIitsoii
1 iari-i this lift-, on the ml day of May
in said county, leaving' an ii nu- to Ix- acimini-.-t
anil ray iiur l lia raid inst ruim-iit may
admit lt d to pioliaK- 1 1 - la-,t will and
I "-M ami'K of said Sarah lVtTson. l--fatMl,
and that h tHTs i, si aiiK-ul ui y i thcr -
ill.
Vo:i w ill takf not ! i hat a ln-arii:;-' will
l iid on said m i ii ion on tin- 1st day of .1 u in- I'.t'T.
i.t IOo'i'Iik'U a. in., of said day. at tin- otli-- of
1 ti-oiiniy jndi.'- in i In- comity court room in
lh' court luiiiM- in ilii'i'Hyof I'lat I sinoiil h. in
a--s count y, Nchrask a. and I ha! ifyou fail to
ai'ixar and content said ix-iitioii tin- iray r
t hnof may h-t'laimd and tin- said iiiMiu
n.cni ;:dm it I cd I i ii oi ia1-as t he last will Mid
I'staiiD iil of said miiiiIi I'cli tsoii. ilcccascd.
V, i: ncss my hand t his I I day of May r.T.
1 - KAI i I I A !l V K V I '. T It V s.
.I h.iiM. ii:-. at ! i y ' uut .1 udt'i-.
Kotice of Petition for Appointment
of Administrator.
STAT I", ui' ni AsU'A
i 'ass t iiunl
ss 1 ii u:ni y c.ii t
III I h- mat tir of t -t ate of I ! nry Wa: son.
(it cased.
Ni .t ice is her. hy tri veil to a II icisi his i:iter st -eil
ill said estate that a ixt it !on has ieen tiled
in t lie count y com I of :is county. Nehraska.
r.!leyini-' that on I he Mh day of January 1 '.?
! limy Valsoii.ile.art-d I Ids life in sail I county
i testate iMissrsseil of real slate and inTsoiial
;-ix-rt y I herein, and !! a. inir for t he api ini -n.ent
of an mliiiinWt rat or for t he est a'e of said
! ;wl. and that a lu arini.' will In- had iioi!
sa.d ix t ii ion ;n i he count y ci nu t roo:n of a-s
co.mty. Ni hi asUa at IMat tsiiiout h in a:4
co l lit y on I he s day of .1 line i:7 at t he In u r
of in o'clock a. in., and that all imtsoiis in
n-sti il hi said i-sl ate at reiniiii il to show cause
against said M t it ion on or In fore ih- hour of
'. o'clix-k a. in. on said -Hi day of .1 u ne r.i-7.
A it u-s my hn lid a i:i 1 t he sea I of the co.i nf y
co it t of 'ass c.iun! y. Netiraska thisir day of
M;.v. IIauvkv l. Tunis
!s;.m. t'o nity .l.ui--.
('. V.. Ti ht. Attorney.
Hotice to Creditors.
St::'-of N. ora-Ka . , ,lll;;y
a-s I u nt y .
In the tna'ti r of i!.c estate of Mary A.
! Ui r i;a I d. deceased.
Notii-e is herel-;. tri n that . . ditots of .an!
! ased ill meei i he auminisi rator of said s-
t ate. tii-fore ute. county indire of t ass ou in y.
.Nt i'lasUa. al the County Court fun in I'latts
ii.o n h. in said count y. on ihr I It h of .1 tine a ml
o.i he hit h of I lecemtx r. l'.is.at 10 o'cl.x-1; A.M..
e;.iil d:..". for I ii- MMII' is' in-eseill i I liT ' iieir
c:..n:s for eam'::ia! :o:i. adjustment ami al
io, a nee.
i months from .l im- 11. !'.''.'.. rite allowed
for t he creditors of s.ii.l dc-ea-ed to present
I r claims. : ml one :. r a n-1 s. mom hs f. r
the minist ratoi-to -.-i 1 1.- s;. id i si aw. from t he
K'li dav of April. 1""7. , .
Witness mv ha::.! a; -l s. :.l of sai.i o'.llity
Co.' rt. at I "1 a' T sm. i:t h. Neoraska. t nis Hi h la.v
;f May r';. ;l i: kv I . Tkavis.
i- i ; MC'i t y .1 ud-e.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STTi". or Ni:t!!:A-K V ' ,
t A-s Cnt" n ;' v -I
ti t he mat i.t !" 1 !! '
!u C.i.itityC. .;:(.
.i" ?! at the v.- M ;!-
!.;:V..lecease.l. . . , ..
ot ice is hell hy 'vent.iai Toe CI e,;:'i .1 s or
s ; ,li!e. -eased will mee: W . 1". 1't tin- aii
mini.si rator. of sa-.l . st:.'e. tx fore mc .m.j::?.'
jc of ( ass count y. Ni 1 t 'i'.sJ. at ' I ous.t.y
,-,;,ri i.n.ui in P' ttts'i!. .!.; h. in saiii count y. or.
t c ii da v of .1 in A. I . li' :. : nd on I ii.- ii I:
i!::y of Noiemher A. i . a' - o".-l,-U a. m..
ea h o.i v. for t in- purpose of present In' t!;e:r
ct:.'.:u foreaiiii::.i? :-n. men: ui:i v.U- :;-
ai '.
U m-lis are a'! i.-i il f.r the ::t.j:s l
sa .i l i as o i o i i i-s.-( i . . i .u...
v . : r for i h. - :.i!. uiuist rat or to i l- said i-si an- .
f I m t I t n da y i f M ay. ! :.
f.ss mv h.ii'.d am! s,-a! of s:-. ! c.v.mt.v
.-. irt. at IMat'.sn: N'.-hn-.-Ua. tt.isirii u:..y
of 1 : At:vt:v I). Ti:av;s.
i.t: . -.,i:t:y .Ir..!-.
'1 i la: k. attorney.
Find Notice.
i No.
Nt.I'.ISAsKA.
STATU d'
CAs
Cm m v.
I 11 tl.e t .'' ! IS c
Ti;.-!:-..e..f Ne
s.
Tin- s. vi ral par
cr.tx-ii. a:i I ;
!: a v 1 n;T i r cl:;':
r'.-'ht or claim
::y. ef
t a- .
a.
..;::;i :
Is
f la:.-i h. n :.: i:":i v o- s
s..;is a:ni cotiMU a! ions
: i
:::rt;Me i . or any in'.et -est .
or s:i.-i parcels or real
state, or any part t tier. of. ii-!cmi;ciis
Lots 1 o-ir 1 4 an' I I i ve ( .". in !!! ' N :m : ;i
(,' I in Viiui'i-.v lh:v audit :.ii to the cityof
riatlsmouth.Cass.- .n:i:y. -V ! rasUa ami tl.c
i"i!po"!i ow nets thereof :
ice is hete'oy t ha; um:er a iie.-ri e ,,f
,:ist i -set co-,
il.,.!.t.-.TI i.f COIIIll V lemlell'O II!
I , si ate t a su
o -j: di s.-i it'i-d 1 1
for i he year r.'H. the loliow-
al i-st all- sii i:ue iti i in- comu y
i fl'ass ruil stare of .ii'ia-i.a. to-v.n: i.ois
K ;;r ai;d l ive ( t ." in l!lo. U Nit:eleen ii'l in
I'outi ' and I laves addition lot he city of Tlatts
m:ih. Cass county. Nehraska. wa on iheTtli
,'3.- of Nov.-mh.-r A. ! - I duly sold at icihli--veiidue
In- the cunty t reasurcr of said connty
in the manner provided hy law and the x ii.xl
of red.-ript ion from sn.-h sale .ill expire on
I he 7t li dav of Noveuiher A. I '. 1 mi aiv
farther no'iti.ii 'hat the owner of the cetf.ti-
aw of ta sale issued hy the treasurer will
ii-.t ke applicatiott to tl ""t " a,l,v''
nt it led cans., for continuation of such sale as
s xci as practicahlc afwrthe m-ri.xl of r-demii-tiop
has expired, and you ar- hert hy notit.ed
that th.- time ami place of tile hearuu.' uinmi
such conhrmatioii will I-- .ntered in tin;
confirmation or.l kept hy the H'-rk of
snid court, on or t fot the 7: Ii day of Nov eni
UtA l V"'7. You will examine Said confir
mation record to ascertain the time of such
h.-arinir and may lx- pT-.-s.Mit. if you desire, to
make any ohj.s-t ions or show calls., why the
M.Ie should not tx- coiitirmeit.
P. M. . I. inks. I'vn.-r of tax sal.1
C. A. Kaivl-. attorney.
.vrtH-ca".
Final Kotice
Stat.
Nebraska '
Ci
lr. t
ui:ty of Cass i
listrict cov.it i f Cass co-.ii:
y. N
T'.e :
ta'e of Ni tc.-asa. l'laim
Tl.es. vra! parc-tsof land h.-reinaf-er .cscrnx J
ami all tx t-sot.s and corporations liayinir or
claim!:.!.' title to. or any uncles; n-ht or
a m inor to s i--i parcels or n al es,a!e. or
i:y
imrt trereo; - i 'co ii'i..i -
Tiac
No- .'- . . ;
To I.
i i ! o . . s nil.; it ion to 1 1 1.- :i y of 1 I at I s-
niou'h.'cass 'county. Neotas',.::. ami the u::-
known owi'.-r tl.eieoi: ,
Notice is h. rei-y civ-ii that ........r a decree of
ihVui.tri.-t co;:.tof -m.l c.Kinty i-t. ier.; i n
the st
statet x sun lor in-je.ir ..--r. .
ir.tf
of C
-,iix-.l real estai.-sn.i.io- .-
(0 iii i:l
IHMU i !! " 1 '
toth-city of Plat t -mouth, asscounty
r.dditii
Nenrasi.:
. was on t tie .in oa yt
1. !.'.
duly sold at init.hc vemiue n im-
, .-aVy (aw a.m i--n.i ..f ::'vi'
1 .1 i.. ..-: 1 1 -.nil.' on the .Hi uay 01
S ' rir. v'.a ro f,.r:hcr notified
C at t eown-rof the cert iticate of tax- sale
'sL ,e 1 hvTh i t. as-.irer. will make application
to, ec'.urV in the at-.vee...it led cause for con
filiation of such sale as -.vn pract icahle af t. r
t he I .'rixl of r.-d. mption lias exi.ircd.aii.l J o.i
:lid ennh. niationreconl to aain tl.e ume
of such hearinc ami nlay W i.r-snt. If yo; J de-
. . f s'OO COUI11 V III III. inaiin-
sire.
. to make any object ions ui s .v. s--
t he sale i
should not ix? conuriii.o. j:c.,
IK M.
Jones. owner of tax saif cerwi.-.a..
Louisville
From the Courier.
Miss Daisy Twins is on the sick list
this week.
C. W. Spence is moving bis saloon
lixtures to Lincoln where be will open
a saloon.
IJorn To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Lohnes or Cedar Creek, a boy, Friday
May 10, 1!W7.
A letter received by a friend of 15.
J. Fulton from Chicago reports him
improving. Mr. Fulton went east a
week airo to take treatement for stom
ach trouble at a sanatarium.
Rev. Maxtield of the M. 11. church is
preparing a special sermon for Mem
orial Sunday, May He desires that
all old soldiers attend, as he hopes to
make his sermon of especial interest.
John Waldron and family arrived
here Tuesday from Hryant, .S. I).
They will visit here for a few days
and then Mr. Waldron will pro to Col
orado to find a location. lie said there
was two inches of snow on the trround
when he left South Dakota. John
has gained about a hundred pounds in
welpht since he left here seven or
eiylit years ao, and now weighs 175
pounds.
Easgle
(From the Beacon.)
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Kobt. John
son, Thursday May a son.
Mrs. Will Khoden is very seriously
sick at her home four miles north of
town.
Avid Ericson, whose ankle was dis
located and leff broken April 2Jd, is
doiny; nicely.
Mrs. Dietrich llutt who has been
very sick is reported to he gradually
improving.
Miss Carrie Adams of 1'Iattsraouth
is spending the week at the home of
her brother, John Adams, of this
place.
H eadmaster Ruber has noticed the
section foremen at this place, L. D.
Harmon and John Root to lay oil all
the hands nntil May 30th.
Mrs. (r. V. Peterson left Tuesday
morning for Powhatten, Kan. She
having received a telegram Monday
that her brother was expected to live
but a few days.
Union.
From the Ledser.
Miss Fern C.reenslate of PJatts
mouth was visiting with friends here
last Sunday afternoon.
Henry Chilcott and family will soon
occupy a nice new home, a house 2;x30
to be erected on the farm northeast of
town.
Miss May Larson, who taught a suc
cessful term of school in district 12,
departed "Wednesday evening for her
home in Plattsmouth to spend vaca
tion. Mrs. II. K. Lessel arrived Wednes
day evening from Morrison, Mo., and
is visiting Harry Frans' family and
ether relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
John Lawrence, jr., of New York
City, who has been here for several
days visiting with his cousin, T. G.
P.arnum and family, departed .Satur
day for his home in the east.
Lou Clarence marketed some line
hogs here last Saturday, A. L. Becker
buying them. The '-porkers" were
October pigs, and the seven brought
the nice sum of S107.-10.
is-
. f ! . - I
WHEN THE KETLTE SINGS
it's a sign of coal satisfaction. Want
to hear the music in your kitchen?
Easy order coal from this office and
yard. The output of the Trenton
mine the fuel we handle has no su
perior anywhere, its equal in few
places
J. V. EGENBERGFR,
'SUftWC riattmouth No.2i.
mum- nou
No. 301.
PLASTTMOUTH,
NEBRASKA'
M. J. Schafer of Dunbar was calling
on some of his Union friends Monday.
He is remembered here as a teacher in
our schools ten years ago, at which
time his wife was also employed as
teacher here.
Accidents will happen but the best
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil for such emergencies. It
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
'SuiTered day and night the tor
ment of itching piles. Nothing helped
me until I used Doan's Ointment. It
cured me permanently." Hon. John
II. Barrett, mayor, Girard, Ala.
Elmwood
From the Leader-Echo.
Miss Gladys Marshall was iuite sick
first of the week but at this writing is
considerably better.
Delmar Saxton's new residence is
almost complete. It is a handsome
structure and a credit to that portion
of East Elmwood.
Geo. Carnahan, Wm. Deles-Dernier,
Si Mairs, Wm. Leiler, Ted Jeary and
L. W. Roettger attended Lincoln
lodge, No. 10, K. of P., Wednesday
evening and witnessed the initiation
of Governor Sheldon into the ranks of
Knighthood. The boys report a royal
good time.
Grandma Stacey arrived from Eu
gene, Oregon, Monday evening, accom
panied as far as Lincoln by Mrs. Hobbs
and daughter, Grace, and Miss Mabel
Iiivett. Mrs. Hobbs and Grace are ex
pected today while Miss Rivett will
soon arrive with her sister, Sadie, who
is teaching school at Eagle.
We are informed that Chas. Rivett,
the famous Oregonian patriot and de
veloper of Western civilization, will
be here in about a month. Pardon the
digression there will be more joy in
Elmwood over the prodigal that re
turneth than over the ninety and nine
that are wise enough to stay at home.
J. I). Ilrittell and A. L. Tyson have
purchased the old bowling alley build
ing. A son of the former will conduct
a short order restaurant in the front
while the rear portion will be remov
ed by Mr. Tyson, who expects to use
the same iu building additions to his
drug store and the barn at his fine res
idence property in East Elmwood.
Geo. W. Ilild was a visitor in the
county seat today looking after some
business matters, and was a pleasant
caller at this otlice and made us happy
also.
Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy
pimply complexion, headaches, nausea
indigestion. Thin blood makes you
weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich red, pure
restores perfect health.
Too Close to the Text.
The editor of the Liberty, (Mo.)
Tribune the other day warned a new
reporter to write nothing unless he
knew it to be absolutely true. Next
day he handed in the following society
item: "It is rumored that Mrs. Smith,
who claims to reside on South Chesnut
street, gave a so-called dinner party
to a number of her alleged friends.
She asserts that they all had a good
time. In the progressive euchre feat
ure which followed the dinner, Mrs.
Brown, who claims to be the wife of
Postmaster Brown, was the successful
one." The reader can readily see how
such events appear when requested to
stick too close to the text as the re
porter of the Tribune was requested
to do.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 2.jc.
Ask your druggist for them.
We carrj- a large stock of Vic
tor and Hdison gold-moulded
Records. Hear them free.
PHIL SAUTER.,
Plattsmouth. Neb.
.m SI4.20
with 12
Genuine
A EDISOX
NY' Records
Jtltl "
Mjrdock
(Hy G. A. Ltls.)
rnODCCE MAKKKTS
Corrected weekly by Martin 5: Tool,
who pay the highest prices for produce
and guarantee satisfaction:
BlltUT
Kjrjrs
Hens
Springs heavy
Sprint's livht
Cream
Cattle
Hot's
l:,c
I-.'C
in:
7o
M
i4.."itl tos.'..liil
..rj."i.50 to 0..-0
;i:ain makkets.
Corn 43 anil 4.V
Wheat so,-
Oats :;sc
Rock 1-i.axd Time Taiji.e.
Murdock Station.
v. est r.oo'D.
No. 41, mail f:l" a. m.
No. 75, local a. m.
No. ". mail .'J:flo p. m
No. 37, mail 5:'m p. m.
east hound.
No. f'O, freight. .
No. mail
No. 7(5, Local. . .
No. (, mail
12:30 a. m.
, . . . 10:;") a. m.
1:14 p. m.
p. m.
One of our smallpox patients broke
quarantine last Wednesday night and
has not been seen or heard from since
that date.
Chas. Rager and wife visited rela
tives near Ashland last week.
Clint Smith was transacting busi
ness in oar burg Tuesday.
II. R. Neitzel was an east-bound
passenger Tuesday.
The Kensineton was entertained at
the home of Mrs. "Wm. Gehrts Wed
nesday. II. R. Neitzel is having some need
ed rapairs done on his bank building
by putting in a window on the south
side.
Jack Funk and Jack Waldron visited
in Elmwood Wednesday forenoon.
Miss Meta Neitzel departed for Wy
more, Neb., Wednesday, to care for
Mrs. A. J. Neitzel, who is very ill.
Miss DetlofTsoi" Lincoln, visited with
Mrs. W. O. Schewe Sunday.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. II.
C. Backmeier Tuesday, May 21.
Mrs. Lena Crawford and son, Clyde,
came down from Lincoln Saturday for
a short visit with relatives.
Miss Bertha Goehry came up from
Louisville Saturday for a short visit
with relatives.
Wm. G. Gentry, of Louisville, and
Miss Ina Miller, of Murray, visited at
the home of Geo. Leis Sunday and
Monday.
Nels Teterson visited at Council
Elvfis the latter part of last week.
Wm. Wilkens and Wm. Bauer de
parted for South Dakota Monday on a
hunt for land.
Miss Lena Wilken visited in Omaha
Monday.
Ed. GuehlsdorfT had his left hand
severely crushed while working with a
combined lister Monday. He was taking
some stalks out -of the cog wheels
when the team started and the result
was that it took five stitches to put
him in shape for repairs.
A private dance was given at the
home of Aug. Glaubitz Monday even
ing, in honor of a couple of Mr. Glaub
itz's boys who are down from Neligh,
Neb, on a short visit.
The whist club was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Gehrts Thurs
day evening. Five members tied for
the booby prize, but after the cards
were cut, Jacob Goehry walked off
with the prize.
Misses Mary Foster and Meta
Neitzel were west-bound passengers
Friday.
Mrs. J. Leming and two daughters
departed Monday for a visit with
friends at Blue Springs.
News was received here Saturday
morning of the death of Miss Florence
McDonald, of Murray. Oscar Mc
Donald and wife left the same morn
ing for Murray.
Reed Tool visited in Omaha Satur
day.
Our local baseball team was scalped
for the third time this season by
Weeping Water last Saturday on the
local diamond. The game was one to
nothing in favor of Murdock until the
seventh inning when the boys loosened
up a little and let Weeping Water
have two runs in the eighth. No more
runs were allowed on either side and
the game stood 2 to 1 in favor of Weep
ing Water. Jumper pitched for Mur
dock and Klepser for Weeping Water.
Sixty thousand bushels of corn was
contracted for our local elevators last
Saturday when the corn market
reached 45c. The farmers commenced
to let go, with the above result.
Geo. W. Thomas was a visitor in
the metropolis today looking after
some business matters.
PERKINS HOTEL
PLATTSMOUTH.
RATES $1.00 PER DAY
First House West B. 6c M. Depot
We Solicit the Farmers Trade
and Guarantee Satisfaction.
I When in the City Give Us a Call
75he Perkins Hotel
: -
WE WANT
YOUR PAINT BUSINESS
and are ready to offer you the best
in the world
Patton's Sun Proof Paint
at a special price of
$1.65 per Gallon
in 5 gallon lots. A written guarantee for
years. Better than lead and oil or any
other paint.
Prescription
Apples VViiS Ee Plentiful.
M. W. Thomas, who is living on
what is known as the McConkey place,
and who is a very close observer of the
conditions of the fruit prospects,
brought in a twig from an early apple,
known as the Summer Strawberry,
which measured twenty-three inches
in length and on which were forty-cne
apples, some of which were as large as
a hazle nut. It would look as though
we would have some fruit at any
event.
Eight-Legged Pig.
The Tabor Beacon says: "Vern
Gaston, living northeast of Tabor,
brought to town a remarkable freak of
nature an eight legged pig. It had
four ears, two tails and hut one head.
The two bodies were mostly united"
It is a very odd . specimen of nature
and has attracted considerable atten
tion at the Tabor drug store where
hundreds have viewed the curiosity.
There were eleven lively little pigs in
the litter besides this freak. It evi
dently lived but a short time.
it. -
X.
Description and Pedigree: SSjiitTLffig
in face and weighs seventeen hundred pounds.
Wildfield stamp (4107) is a thoroughbred Clydesdale, and foaled
May 9, l'-XT,, and is registered in the Clydesdale Stud Book or Cana
da. Sired by Westfield Stamp (119) (0407): dam, I-lora of Ring
wood (3022) (12jO0); she sired by The Royal Standard (2220): second
dam, Maggie of Ringwood (710) : she by Lord Salisbury (240): third
dam, Bell of Ringwood (070): sired by Victor 2d I'jH): fourth dam,
Fan; sired by Robbie Burns (104); fifth dam by Loudoun Tam (127).
All parties interested in the breeding of fine horses are request
ed to call at my farm and see this celebrated animal.
A. S. WILL, Proprietor
NEBRASKA
A
Druggist!
Notice to Tax Payers.
The County Board of ivjuaiization
will sit for the purpose of equalizing
th3 assessments of Cass county for th''
year 1!)0T, in the commissioners' cham
ber at the court house, Plattsmouth,
beginning June 11, l!Q7, at 10 o'clock
a. m. and continue from day to day
up to and including June 20th, 1007.
All persons owning real or personal
property subject to taxation should
call and examine their assessmer;t
that any errors as to valuation may be
adjusted by said board as the law pro
vides. W. E. Rosi;.v i:.s,
County Cleric.
Entirely Recovered.
Jacob Falter, an uncle of our towns
man by that name, who it will be re
membered as was mentioned in these
columns, as having to undergo an op
eration for the removal of cancer in
his arm, at the St. Josph hospital in
Omaha, has entirely recovered. Mr.
Falter returned to his home at Plain
View. His many friends here will be
glad to know that he has recovered.
WILDFIELD
STAMP 4107 $
,tw
This celebrated stallion
will make the season of
1907 at my farm 6 miles
southwest of M-nard,
and serve a limited num
ber of mares at S 10 to in
sure a mare with foal,
money due when the fact
is known.
A
UawN. Attori.ey.
