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Mi-.- Murl UutlioM w:i a -a ;- f.i.rr i ( 'onrad Miii-iir is i:i tin city .
1hi M-.M-iii on t li ai !y Haiti for tin j in- ;ii'tr l.nsiiu-ss hi.. Iters,
i rtli. I Nick llalr-ies aixl wift: were- in the
.is. Svela. iii of tin Lite 1' rank . cit y txlay ! k in a f t e-r business mat
Sela. v.ms m .assi n;'i-r t I. is tiioriiiiiLC for tern.
.n:ib;i. j tieo. Smith of II. ck IMuliS (aine in
Dallas (lil'son was an Omaha passen- this rn n'ni i ij." to transact business in
K'Ttliis iiiorniri. tfoing nj on llu; i-ai ly the city.
tniin. i .Jacob Meisiner of Kiht Mile drove
.1. Ii. l.'-e whs a passenger on the js look i r.r. a Iter business aiTaiis in the
l oon train for Missouri Valley where , loilay.
he is employed. j Mrs. Ames ("line is in Omaha this af-
Mrs. .1. D. Short departed this morn- ' term-m. having f.een a passenger on
i::r for Lincoln, where she joes to visit j the mail train.
fi.r several days. I Mar.': White and wife of lioek Illull's
Mrs. lenrii; I'oisall was a pass ner i ;tmL. jn this moi-nin to attend to
Ihi.-. niornirur for tlretna. where .- he-has
re I at i . -; to isit .
Mis. I. :la IJiti hie wa-; a
'so. I t : us niiiriiin:; for :
u ill f.e'i.l the day.
., ,.:wr,.- ,,)
i, v.h I'e
v. . : an.i .:ir
. '.l .11 a ! I' 1 w 1 1
?T 1 1 -i . t" ( )nia!..i tins mo:n;:iL'
. -;.. ;. 1 1 h-- day I or t !..:t eit y.
l-iarl ' I'-S,- w:is a pas.-ei--.i-r on the
l":.st r:.:i:! at lioi.n for I linal'.a uheie !.
had lr,;.-i-i ,ss n.at ters to lo.ik alter.
y.iT-. .I.iseph Woodier was anion;:
those -':-i to Umaha this morni.ur on
the early train to visit with friends.
"!iss ;.-rt ru'le Stenm-r is speinlinc
th
day in Omaha, havin;: hei-n a pas-
.i;i;ci- on the early train this inornin.
Civs. A. Miller came in this mornir.ir
fror.! farm near Thurinan, Iowa,
for a v.: it w ith relatives of a few days.
('has. I.. Martin ami wite were pas
trers o-i the early train this !nor:;i!i::
Vol- t m: h i. w here th-. y vi!l sp'-nd t'.ie
I e.
'Is.-s l.io:an I". .okmeer vas..-.- down
' his n.oi-nin- oil t ik- t ai ly !
)ir :ir.:' to V! ilovil' S) I ! .il:iV
am !ro,:i
with her
f-O.s.
I'ltiiip Yin. rolf was a passee.Lrer -u
the earlv irain this niornin- for I .in. eln
where he had business matters to look
m f ter.
t'has. iv.!r!ionds of Lincoln came in
this morning on No. for a visit with
the family of T. J. Isner for a short
time.
I) C. Morgan is looking aftor busi- .
H , , , , ., short visit in the city with friends,
ness matters todav in Omaha, being a ,
i-Hssenger on the early train for that- The Aid Society of the Methodist
. . I church will meet Thursday afternoon
. , .. , p.,.,.. 'with Mrs. I). B. Smith, on Wintersteen
John Letlgway. wife and son Clar-
cnce are spending the day in Omaha.
having been passengers on No. this ! Adam Krager came in this morning
. I from his fine farm west of the city, to
morning. , . .
, i look after business matters and visit
Mrs. V. E. Sherwood was a passen-.
. - u i. fy I old friends,
ger this morning on the early train tor j
Lincoln, where she goes to visit friends j W. S. Shera. of Rock Bluffs, drove in
and relatives j tms mornin from his home, and was a
, -c ii u passenger at noon for Omaha on the
Simon Clark, wife and daughter were
e v,o mail train,
passengers this morning for Omaha,
where they will visit Mr. Clark's sister! Mrs. Fred Denson was a passenger
over Sunday j tms noon on tne ast ma1' or Council
, u i .,a m;, Bluffs, la., where she will be the guest
Mr?. John A. Libershal and Miss.
Ann:. Vetersnek were passengers this : ot relatu es"
morning for Omaha, where they will
snend the dav.
..i L i. , j ut- '
Mrs. John Habscheidt and daughter,;
Mary, were passengers this morning
fur Omahn where they will visit with
friends during the day.
Will Baker and wife departed, this
snorni :vr for a visit with their folks in
Clark county. Iowa. They expect to
b- gene for several days.
lion. A. C. Shalienberger ;:t I'latts-
mouth, ?
ber tiie t!
Io:-.'!ay. October L!t". Kemerr.
ate. and be sure to come out
and hear the next governor
Mrs. Geo. J. Klinger. who hsd been
taking medical treatment in Omaha for
sometime, was a passenger for that
x v - t UV. V 11 IOIL illb, 111 VI1V V i 4. A V i kllV. L.
city this morning, on No. 1!'. : , , J . . r .
3 two weeks, the guests of relatives, de-
Hon. A. C. Snallenberger, the next , parted thig noon on the mail traJn for
governor of Nebraska, will speak 10 1 their home.
1'Iattsmouth Monday night, October 26,
at 8 o'clock. Remember the date. Mrs. Robt. Denham, of Lincoln, who
n ,. , j has been in the city for some time vis
Mrs. C. E. Hartford was a passenger ; J
- - v. u oU ;ii iting with her parents, John Nassel and
th s mcrmng for Omaha where she will fe '
. . , ,T T.-,i: wife, returned to her home on the mail
meet her sister-in-law, Mrs. Kerlin, .
.. ... - train this noon.
who will return to the city with ner.
Mr?. William Ballance was a passen
v. ,0 .
erer this morning on No. 19 for McLook
, ... . .. ... , . .f
wiere she will visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Tartsc for several dajs.
J
Mrs. L. C.Johnson, of Glenwood, la.,
who has been in the city, the guest of
Mrs. John S- Hall, returned to her
. 00i r-,T,
home this morning on the early tram.
S. C reeier, air oraKe inspector on
the Burlington, came iu last evening I .
LUC UUIIIIIKbvii, - '
a , - . ,uf : .v0if
and after spending the night in the city
was a passenerer lor tne nortn on ao. iy
this morning.
r T? r1 Qn,-1 -jf nf Con noil
T j T. .
Bluffs. Iowa, came down Thursday
- . 1 it , v-r..,.o .trr
night to attend the big Bryan meeting
&, , ... .l, fa.f
and returned this noon on the fa
mail. During their stay here they i
were the guests of Col. P. E. Ruff ner
and wife. Mr. Reed is the president
of the Bryan Club of Council Bluffs, :
jowa
Visitor
i.usme mat let
Mrs Tn.i.K Triility of Ifavelo-k eame
. this r:ii.ri:ili- to he tin- ;uiest of re
! t i '. es over All in ia .
'.iili.l"l K-liflr
.ti c iine in tin
;o: Ml
from !i:s f.uri.
a T.t.-sen :rr on
ii: maii for i I -1 1 . - v" i
:.'-. s I .-ri i i.i'i- 'mii-i was a
i hi. i:':o-i !'oi- ( ;na!:;i. al'ier
i.-i " - .-irer
visit in
1 1 :i ri v vi !i f in!s.
V. i-'. (iilli.-pie eaii'e in ifoMi Myiw.rd
ti:is :ifte:::i.iii to visii !i it :k!s and look
a!t v lus!!ie. s i.. alters.
loli!i N'enietx u as in ( Mnaha this aft;.-i -nooi!,
having hten a (lassentrt-r on the
Piajl train for that, point.
.lohn Smit'i. of Kork Kitii'.'s, came in
this moi nini: in time to take the mail
train at noon for m:dia.
Mrs. .)o';n I ; isc!. e was a passenger on
the mail at noon for :iia!ia, w!iej"e she
w ii! spi'!!ti t lie :'. f lei-noon.
'.. . . Ke--::ey. of the Majastic
", . eat:v. was a : ss-..:;' -r this t, o i on
the mail train .'i r :n.-dia.
Her! i i I !".- was one of those mak
i - the trip to Omaha teis noon, hav
i'lL' 1 u-i::e s to look after.
Mrs. ( . ('. jl'.tlson was a pas.tenirer
on the fast mail at noon for ilavelock.
where she will visit her sister.
Mrs. A. C Godwin departed for her
home in Omaha this noon, after a brief
visit in the city with relatives.
Washington Smith and wife came
Mrs. J. ii. balsbury and son, James
j Russell, and Mrs. Coon, were passen-
gers this noon for Omaha, going up on
- .
Liie 1'-L man.
V. H. Meisinger came in this morn
ing from his farm in Eight Mile Grove
precinct to look after some business
matter in the city.
Haul Walsh of Lincoln, who has beer,
in the city for several days ihe guest
of I. C. Coleman ar.d family, departed
for his home at noon.
Hon. A. C. Shallenberger is one of
Nebraska's tinest orators. Remember
he will sneak in Plattsmouth on Mon-
0 .tober at s Q.clock p m
Mrs. Thos. Janda and baby, who have
Viriin i c i t i n ir in trio r'ti fv ' t Vi ri, nif
Jules Verne outdone. Take a trip
around the world in SO minutes not
. Ct ,, , ...
80 days, by visiting St. Mary'.s Guild
' 3 XT
( .
j afternoon and evening.
j . .
! Mr,3-. V a"Horn 13 Pf
; ? doin soe trS and attending to
: business matters, being a passenger on
, . . & . K b
the earlv tram this morning.
Mrs. Roy Glenfield, of LaPlatte, was
. , , - . e f. ,
in the city this morning for a few hours
.
. .
home a.t noon on the mail train.
Mrs. A. O. Thomas, who has been in
the citv for several davs, visiting with
. - ' &
Mrs. Davis and friends, departed this
. K
noon on the mail train for her home at
Kearne-V. -Net.
J- G. Richey. after making a trip
down to the farm of Claude Everett,
near Union on Tursday last, remained
over night and returned to this city
I Mr MiriiMi 'A.i-i an llmaiia
t'liLiv, ;cii. lin'A :i ;it. i:iiim.
t l.i- .-:.ri v ' :
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Dr. .1. S.
i -- a ; : I ' v ' o . , : .. .
I,. ". I ii of t;..- ly
to !,iTnr: c i:ts. en; i : i l l
! i.'-y w ill spend t li-- i:.ty. i
I ,i v i i ';'S t on, ci. a. il'i i.a i : o t
; the del i. in i at ii eoi! n'.y ei i.t r;.i rm i . i ! I ee,
and V. ll.ui.cy (ieino ratii- cani.i
j date for eoiiiity attorney are in I.oi.is
j vilie today in attei.dain-e upon a meet
I in- of the central committee. They
drove out in a IjUjv, Jet un:in in tne
af tt-rnoon.
Col. J. II. Thrasher, who has heen
snireiine; severely from rheumatism, is
hohhlin; al.out the streets these days
l.y the aid of a cane. His knee is had
ly swollen, and apparently Kls hetter
vety slowly. It is Lo he hojied that the
attack soon passes away and leaves him
in cood shape.
John Hotter, wife and daughter were
oassenjrers this iiiurniii for the north.
Mr. Hotter ijiii'S to Omaha, where he
will visit his daughter. Mrs. Mary llnck
leV. who is a paiient at I rnnianuid hos
!.ital, where she has undergone an o; e:--
i 1 ion, Wiiiie .'i ; s. i.'i'i el-
iu iiatigiitt r
will I - I lave! !! ::'id vi.-t fri.
i'i:i! I ''"lTn-riv of thi
ci .
hut now lot .it ,i at A:iii;.vt
). . fti i '.i-
in t his morn i '!.: : . vs.- it
t-l r. ii ii : iir !o his 'io;n l
-.itli l'rien.l:-.
morrow wht-n
: h.iin for ar.
Coll'man as
thai l'hil did
hi
u"t!.e;- wi
11
ace
.1'
Ntt n
i visit. Mi-s.
si ' re.i t an a ;
roach
hod
not consider it a lvi.-bie for her to at
tempt the jo;;rney alone. I!e mei
many old frieials while la-re today a id
was imn-h piei.sul at liis visit.
.Mrs. William Weber
anette. and Mrs. A.
and daishier,
!I. Week bach
were passengers on t lie early train this
morning for Immaiaul hospital at Om
aha, where her daughter, Lucille, is
restintr l'.nelv. It is er ected that Miss
Weber w i!l be in s!
ia t ,e to he moved to '
her home in this citv bv Tliursdav next
as she has made raoid progress toward
reco . trv. ii wiU
o.m be hersel
once
more.
Ti.e' )maha hi
-chool football team
came down this motnini.: to play the j
local team a game this afternoon at the j
ball p: irk. The Omaha team is a nice j
looking Se-t of young men and look as if
they might p.utupared hot game. They
were much in evidence on the streets
this morning and are enthusiastic over
the prospective victory. They do not
look to be as heavy as the Plattsmouth
team but may surprise them. They
are twelve in number according to the
hotel register.
DEATH OF MRS.
FRED H. GORDER
She Passed Away at Her Home in
Weeping Water at 1:30 Today.
From Saturday's Iaily
After an illness of about one week,
death this afternoon claimed Mrs. Fred
H. Gorder, of Weeping Water. The
end came at about 1:C0 p. m. Mrs.
Gorder died from an abcess of the
bowels, the culmination of a long period
of ill health. Every possible effort
was made to save her life, Dr. T. P.
Livingston, of this city, being called in
consultation by Dr. E. T. Rickard, the :
attending physician, but to no purpose, j
Mrs. Gorder was well known in this j
city with a host of friends who sincerely
mourn her demise. The sympathy of;
the entire public goes out to ti e for-;
rowing husband, who was born in this !
city and whose friends are without;
number. A full account of the life of'
this most estimable woman who will :
appear in the Journal later.
Auto Broke Down.
I'rotii Saturday's Haiiy
Chas. Bogenreif and wife of Elm
wood were in the city today on legal
business. They were accompanied by
William Sargent who kindly brought
them over in his automobile, at least
they came part way in it as it broke
down a few miles west of Mynard and
had to be towed in by a team. The ac
cident served to delay them slightly
but did no particular damage as it was
trivial in itself. This is the first ac
cident Mr. Sargent has had to his ma
chine, mention of which was made in
this paper at the time it passed through
here on its way to Elmwood. It will
be in shape to return in tonight.
In County Court.
From Saturday's Iaily
In County Court today Judge Beeson
issued a marriage license to Samuel
Overstreet, aged 28, and Miss Lillian
Gough, aged 21, both of Omaha and
both colored. The couple were after
ward united in holy wedlock and de
parted on the mail train at noon as
happy as two persimmons.
Judge Beeson also issued a decree of
adoption of Marie Sophia Zimmerman
by C. W. Bogenreif and wife of Elm
wood.
He also held the second hearing in
the claims against the Fred Stadelman
estate.
I :
In
I
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'i.h'.ut
s, '!.! I.-:ft.h; .it ...
e ? . i ' : 1 1 ly . as iamwi:
l ate as a jurist. 1 l..t Ii
ri Iik- practice of jaw ht
i ,i
II. e
a:. I
tn
i
jn.ig-
was ci in-
s-idercd eminent by Iii- fellow men, who
had an opportunity of observing his
metiiods. lie practiced law at llrown
ville when that was the commercial
center of the new territory of Nebras
ka. After his election to the district
lierich tie removed to ileatrice where he
lived for several years. lie later re
moved to Lincoln ami participated in
some of the most celebrated litigation
m Uie history of the state. He was eli
gaged as a lawyer in an impeachment
iM state olli.-ers bel'oie the spremc
court. He was attorney of cx-Siate
1 reasu.'er J. II. llni whose oiiicial
boiiiwnan had been s'.nd by ti e state
lor tne recovery of ..Ji.nnfi of state
1 u : .t!.- io.-t in
i : Lincoln.
Hal
a 1 1 i . . 1 1 ban
1 ii.
ili.i ca.-.e- Was liuu oe-
sjpi-i j.:e court, t iie
j it, i e a jury in l .e .-
j .-I : l iai of ; n::t kl.ui
;n Ne-brari-.a.
..ui.e ii'.a.l;. '.- ri eiil ...) tn.
i Me i... 'iiul in :-i:io ii-i- ie-.a!
case,
t :ut le
w 1 i n 1 11c scale V i :e;l ii
I. -n - y i or ! 1 .e .1- i so- u
i !' ti.e 1 Tn : .' i 'eSS tnat
acted as :.t
y ;d ti.e Home
c. aimed .'in !:.-
11 re: L in tne site ol the- present home1,
in L.i.r. siiu ti.e state v. as. vi. ior and
now !,a-, complete cor.tiei of tiie pro
I ci L)' and management, oi tne nome.
.t the time of his death
ne was
a
ol an
torne-y lor some of the contestants
the .iiies will, a s-uit iiiVoUmg
esU'.'.e -.v.H tn i .in r ),( ,0.
J uil.e Lroady s (juamt utiil peculiiir
manner oi arirunie'ut befoie ;i jury was
Some tiling of a pu..ie lo his Veilloger
k j -
iiin i-nd home-iv and
ne-
'r
.a reel to
. but id.
, ouaint
i '-v ;"u,t'1 u
i l"' Uf:' iR' w,'u;ti "'J-' "1J
, ; 1 1 ''.'' 1 '.".-.-1 ::,i it
el l.'.il.ior lo gol;:i
ituiiv. idual memners
; i
j ati v. mlage 01: t..e
jot t . . I
'V.
i.
Wi.s aiiie.it adnnre-r of
All
.at:
Line, in
nii h;.d si itlieu his
J j.l:.e JJroady believed they coule see a
li-.-embiunce Oelweeil tiie character of
the two men. Judge Uroudy was gentle
and kind to an extreme. Courtsey
marked his every act. These charater
lstics may not have gained him votes
in the hurly-burly of a political camp
aign, as for instance when he ran for
congress in the First district on the
democratic ticket and when he ran for
mayor of Lincoln as a candidate of the
civic federation."
Bryan's Picture Framed.
We have a number of tne next presi
dent's picture in small frames that we
offer at 25 cents each, or will give one
to every paid up three months subscriber
to the Evening Journal, free, or one to
every yearly subscriber to the Semi
Weekly Journal. They sell for 25 cents
in Omaha and everywhere else.
rim i T" - - i
DBSI s ims IU$SS
the Southwest
Every first and third Tues
day ol each month, low-priced
homeseeker's excursions are
run over the lines of the : : :
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
into the rich and resourceful
farming regions of the Sout h
west. It is a splendid chance
for the Northern and Eas
tern farmer, F.fter his wheat
is gathered, to combine a
pleasure and propecting trip.
Write for rates and literature to
HUGH NORTON, Agent.
M. P. Ry., Plattsmouth, Neb.
Dr. Hess" Stock Food
scientific compound for horsea and cattle.
Hess' Slock Food
guaranteed to give results.
F. G. Fircke & Co., Druggists.
WHEN THE KETTLE SINGS
it's a sign of coal satisfaction. Want
to hear tbe music in your kitchen?
Easy order coal from this office and
yard. Tbe output of tbe Trenton
mine the fuel we handle has no su
perior anywhere, its equal in few
places
J. V. EGENBERGER,
'PHONE Ks
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEBRASKA.
i .
t. . ; t I
l- lr.iv 'oiir ch;tl:inj V
1 1
! her
iviii;
i
lioon doini; business
in P 1 ci t t s ni o ti t h
these tliirty yetirs
on the "h i t a n d
miss," "conic and
ijo" plan. We have
carried the jood
Ljoods and when peo
ple come here to buy
they know they will
yet the good goods
and nothing e 1 s e.
Your child could buy
your suit here as
safely lis yourself.
It pays to trad e
"where (j ti a 1 i t y
5
I
f counts."
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9
Sons.
j 4iWhcre Quali'.y Ccunis." j
SEFCRE THE FOARD OF COUNTY
OF 3AUHDEK5
CO'JMTY, Hc'iriKA.
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i !-.-1 i I. i'il. I . A. N. KliiiH n ml. i ni ni .- i ii I. ul'
a u iiilci-. i.iinl.v. .i lii:i-kn. ilo lii-n li.v !rii'
iii,ti.-i' ilial "ii M l'ti'iiili-i- -. I'.'-. A. ll. I iilli r.
( li;i-. Milli-r. M;ii-urai'i-l I.. Wnllt n. Miu. K.
.If-iU'i-scii. Aim V. Tims. K. K. Hay-. A. T.
Harrow.!!. A. Kiel It-. '. l'-i .1 . '. i-ililill.
II. W . MeiiiM'ii. S. II. I.oili-r. Carl St iinilfi. ( ".
1 1. Ki't-t le. A. .1. liuliliiiis. .1. II. K'l'i l li- uinl .Wi
st ni lif11' r lil ti If in I In otlii-t- ( I In- t'oimt.v
CliTK of Sauiiilt-is futility. Xt-lu-aMka. tln-ir
lM-t ii inn in wrilinir and also their iMin'lwiili
surety I hereon, all in manner ami form as hy
law ri i uireil. and wliii-h -aid Ik, nil ami the
surety l hereon was on said date hy me ap
proved, the eihject and prayer of said iietition
lieinsr for the oivanizat ion of said Sail ( reek
Valley I'rainaW Distrirt. and said iietitioii
I if-ill!.' tiled under ti.e provisions of an A.-t of
the Legislature of the State of Nehraska. ap
proved hy the (iovernor thereof on March J7.
liHC entitled:
"An Act to provide for drainatre districts to
drain wet land: and land snhjeci to overflow;
and any land which will he improved hy drain
age; to huild dykes and levees: to construct,
st i airhten. widen, deepen or alter any diu-h.
drain, stream, or watercourse: lo riprap or
otherwise protect the hank of any stream or
ditch: te consti uct. enlarge, extend, improve
or maintain any drainatre system: tocoiistruct.
enlarge, extend, impi-ove or maim ain any sys
tern of control of surface water or riiniiint'
water: and ttie riirhts, ohliirat ions and powers
of such coriKrations includiiii.' the imwer of
eminent domain, the creat ion of dehts. issuil-,
of ni'trotiahle honds. and the levyinj.' of special
assessments on such real estate and easements
t herein as may he henetitled by such puhlic
work, and defining the duties and i-ou eis ef
puhlic officials "
Thar the houndaries of said proposed Salt
Creek Valley irainajtt' IMstricl a- fixed and
determined hy said I loan! of Count y Comin is
sioners of Saunders Count y. Nehraska. hy said
order enteied on Seinemher :.. are as fol
lows. I o-wil :
(All town-hips referred to hclow are in
Kani-'c Nine Ka-i of t he il h I'l iinipal M i-iii 1 -i;,n.
uiile-s otherwise indicated. Township
No. Kl Ninth 1 ia life No. in Ka-t of 11,1- sii!i I'.
M.. ami Tow n-hip No. Kl .Nnrlh limine No. 1'
I '.a-t i .f t In-six i !. I". M.. and .i-li'n.- iihi-Im
Tweive. hi 'li inclusive i.-i Ti-wiiship No. 1.'
Ni ni h. liiii'i- No. ! i!:.-; : .! tl," m'i. i'. M ..
u-i- i :i -n:i mi'i - Ci. u lily. ctia-;.a. The l-al-ii.-i.'i'i.f
siiiil T-nvii-iiii No. ..' :ind :. ! I other
Tow lis! . ! i is i .!, r.e re I ei i eii I .i ;i ri- in i: ss ' oi :
;y. Ni iii ;:-i;:i
1 1' ! i ! t ! i -in - i i -' at a point on ti.e line f. I iii Pi.'
ll.i n .Hi. ! i i.i ii'.vy line of Sect ions i.l ami i;:i
iu To-.vi.shtp Nil Iii North. Ua:,i In 5-;a-' of the
;, h I'. v.-ik ii' t he we-st Lank of I ne Hal 'e
l.ivei- i::ier-ii'ts a;ii noith houi.dary line,
t l.eiii'e v. ii a li .nt: i tn- north hnundary line of
said Sec ions ill ami ii'J and -ei-i ii .i ii in Ti i-.vn-ship
1" Not -t h. iianu'e ;i Kasf of the Sixth I'. M..
to the northwest coiner of said Section i;.i:
t hi lice soul h liioiiy 1 he west line of said Sec
tion iili to I he noi l heast cornel- of i he si nit hi as:
I I n a iter of i he si Hit heast quarter of -ei-t ion il")
in said Township 13: thence west to t he ceni-r
of the southeast ejuurter of -aid M-ciimi ii.",:
thence sout li le) the southwest corner of the
sout heast quarter of the southeast quarter of
said sectiem :v: thence east alont' the- soinh
line cif said Sect ion iV to tiie northeast coi ner
of Sectiem i. in Township YZ: thence south one
I dock aloiii,' the center line of Fourth Street in
ihe City of Ashland, Nehraska. to the center
of the intei-ieciion of Fourth Street and I'earl
Street i aid City: thence east two hlocks
alontf the- center line of I'earl street to the
center ot ilie Intersection of I'earl street and
See'otirt street in said City; thence south iluee
hkvks alone the center line of Second street
to the center of the intersection of See-out and
Oak streets in said City: thence west one Vnx-k
alonsr the center line of Oak street ty the cen
ter of the intersection of Oak and Third streets
!n said City I thence south three blocks alon'
the center line ol Third street to the center of
the intersection of Third and Iley street., in
said City : thence west three hlie-ks aluntr li,r
center line of I ey street to the center of the
intersection of L'ey and Sixth streets in s;iid
City: thence north one block aloiitr the center
line of Sixth street to the center of the inter
section of Sixth and Silver streets in said City:
thence west three blocks alonir the center line
of Silver street to the Center vf the intersec
tion of silver and Ninth wreets in said ( iiy:
thtnee south two blocks alomf the cer.'er line
of said Ninth street in said City to the east
and west center line of Section 2 In Township
1: thence west alonir the east and west center
lineef Sections i and 3 of said Township No. 1J
to the southeast corner of the west half of the
northwest quarter of said i-ectiun 3: thence
north one-half mile to the north line of .aid
Section 3: thence west alonsr t lie nor'h line of
said ection 3 and also Section i in said Town
ship No. 1- to t he nonh west corner of aid sec
tion 4: thence south to t he center of i lie wi st
line of said Section 4: thence west to the cen
ter of Section 5 in said Township r.omU-i-IJ.
thence semth to the center of the south line of
said Section 5: thence west alonir the south
line of said Sectie.n 5 to the northeast corner
of the west half of the northwest quarter of
Section s in said Township 1:2: thence south
one mile to the southeast e-orner of the west
one-half of the southwest quarter of said sec
tion ": thene-e east alone the south line ef -aid
Section to the northeast corner of t tie west
half of the northeast quarter of Section IT in
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Nehrasl.a. iu the Counl.v oui i II..,,,.- ai
aiioo in s.-iiil coiiiii.v: i lint at -t:i. eieitioii
Ihe question of Ihe t oil 1 1 ill j. li o s:,i Salt
'reek Valley I 1 1 a 1 1 ,;i , ln.'i,.'i si,:, II neiji--tei
in i lied, a ml a I loa 1 1 1 of li e il i i . t oi s shall lie
e led ei I. s;in lioanJ I o lake oil ice col, I i 1 1 X e I , I I y
on ihe form ;it i, u of sail I n i-i i jet .
In witness vviiereof I hac hereunto suli
sci ibed my name and at t ached my oiiicial si-al
as County Clerk of .-iiuinlii - County. Nehras
ka. at my ollice in t he ( on nl y ' 'on it 1 1 ,iise at
ahiMi in said County this sept euilw r ill. I :s:.
A. N. Ki.MEi.iMi.
I'ounty Clerk of .-aumlers ( onnty.
I SKA I.l Nebraska.
NOTICE.
To I'erry .Marsh, defendant, will take notice
t hut on t he 1't h day of September. I'.ns. Klnora
.M arsh. plaint iff herein, filed her jietitiori in
the district court of Cass county. Nebraska,
atrainst said defendant, the object and prayer
of which is to ol,t ai n a decree of divorce from
the bonds of matrimony from the said defend
ant, for the reason that the defendant has
treated the plaintiff with extreme cruelty, and
has deserted plaintiff and does not siipjiort her
and is absent from her without any just cause.
You are required to answer said petition on
or before the ijiith day of October. A. I.. Puis
KLN'oKA MAK.-ll. I'lainUff.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
TN T1IF IMSTIilCT ColJ'.T OF CASS
x county. Nebraska. I u ihe Matter of the
Ksiateof William Henry Kdtrerton. deceased.
This cause came on lor hearing upoii the iie
tition uf H. .M. .-oeiiiiichsen inid Mary C. l-.U-fc-erton.
as administrators of the estate of
illiam Henry l-.d'erton. deceased, prayliuf
for license lo sell Lot Ill liim'l, 4. in Maynes
Addition lo the ( iiy of Oinaii:;. 1 1 ,u -1 as cou n-
I y. Nil ii asU a. or a sufficient aim i.i i il t In reof to
firing the sum of Ti-...;4 for in,. ia. im-nl of
dehls allowed atranisi said e.siate. c.,sts and
eNpense of ad m i n i-i i ai i, jn and tin- ixpciisi-s
of I his act ion. llnle ,',l l,e!i;' s:i 111, ii-m M i-
soi.iil proi'.-i'i ;.' to ;i:i.' it.t: i.e-ts and
, A peiises. II is I I ,i : ifo: i ot o. h d It,;:: ail pi-i -son-
i : ; 1 1 1 si i 1 in r . ,J , ' ; le ;.;;( ;i f ,e Ii e
II ie - I ! ' ia: : site ,1 It ii. a . c. . i l :l ;. . N I i . I i: sk a. Oli
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in.. 1 o -I ,i . .. c;t use u I,.', :, lie, n-,1- sie ,n d lu.t.
i-"r;i lit "ii lo -; 1 1 ' J ad ; i, ii: i' i :r ,t s I . , .( , s' , ,n ii''h
of 1 he at ,: , . c l; ..-I i l,.-ll re a I e-t till- .,1 -i.Hi ll-
ci :: -ei I a- si i :i! 1 in in-ce y I o j.a.v -a I" . .;et , s
a ml e;,c.'i it s.
I ia i i.i tins '.uii day of i oi,i r. ii
I I A KM. V I I. 'I It A I-,
li'-':.'-4 .1 u.ii.-e of 1 he i )ist i ,cl Court.
LEGAL NOTICE.
TN T 1 1 F. IMSTIilCT Col'IiT OF fiA-S
i county. Nebraska. In i In- matter of the
application of Mary F. I lewey. guardian of the
pei'sons and estates of Verne liewey and Arhu
1 lewey. minors, for leave lo sejl real estate.
Notice is hereby triveii that iii pursuance of
an order of H I). Travis, judjre of tin- oislrict
court of Cass county. Nebraska, madeon the
13th day of January, I'.kis. for the sale of real
estate herein described, there will be vld at,
south front door of the coui t house, in 1'Iatts
mouth. Cass county, Nebraska, on the nth clay
of Novemlier. lii.'s. at eleven o'clock li tne
forenoon of said day. standard time, at puul:.;
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing real estate, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of Section five Ci,
Township eleven (11. Jian'e nine y. in Ca.vs
county. Nebraska.
Said sale will remain oj-n one hour.
Mahy F. iJKwty,
i iuardian of the person and estates of Verr.n
J Hrwey and Arbe l'ewey. minor. hi-Vi-'l
For Sale.
120 acres; six miles from Plattsmouth
70 acres in cultivation; bal. blue grass
pasture good house barn and other out
buildings, price right.
Eighty acres; 50 acres in cultivation
30 in wild hay running water, no im
provements 2 miles from Cullum a good
piece of land these two tract will be
sold right if taken at once see
J. P. Falter Coates Block,
Plattsmouth. Nebr.
Plattsmouth dealers will supply you
with the celebrated Pepperberg's Buds
5c cigars to avoid spending good money
for Omaha poor, trashy cigars. Buy
the best and enjoy a first class smoke.
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