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Physician & Surgeon,
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District Court Proceedings.
The following is I lie official report of th*
December term of district court held in f ndian
o‘ji, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week:
CONTINUKI).
lturnham Tulleys & Co. vs. George E. Mayo
et al. Equity.
J. H. Ludwlck vs. J.H.Bennett et al. Replev
in. By agreement.
Citizens Bank of McCook vs. E. R. Banks,
sheriff, et al. Appeal.
John A. Thomas vs. Charles D. Cramer ei a I.
Equity.
McKinney, Hundjey & Walker vs. O. M.
Knipple. Revivor of judgment. Demurrer
sustained; leave to amend petition in twenty
days.
David Fisher vs. Charles W. Beck. Appeal.
By plaiirtiff.
Charles C. Ely vs. Francis M. Burt et al.
Equity.
Peoples’ Building. Loan and Savi gs Asso
ciation vs. Samuel R. Smith et al. Equity.
Under advisement.
S. L. Sricther vs.W.H.Williams et al. Equity.
Charles <•. Crabtree vs. George Cra< tree.
Equity.
Florence M. Lytle vs.Charles Lytle. Divorce.
Charles Wright, 2d, vs. Ephraim Green etal.
Equity.
McKliiley-Lanning Loan and Trust Co. vs*
William Duborka. Equity. Under advisement.
Ida Halstead vs. A. L. Pollock. Equity.
Emil Lindner vs. James C. Biruey. Appeal.
Henry Carothers vs. Henry Simmerman.
Equity. By agreement.
Nathan L. Case vs. James Neelings. Equity.
William Karp vs. Edward Fitzgerald. Dam
ages. By agreement. Jury demanded.
Norman F. Thompson vs. Andrew Kinkaid
et al. Equity. For service.
J. E. Seeley vs. George A. McClung et ill.
Equity. For service.
Hartford Theological Seminary vs. Stephen
Goucher et al. Equity. For service.
Randolph L. Bullard vs. George H. Topper
etal. Equity. For service.
Charles C. White, receiver, vs. Johanna I,.
Dutcher. Equity. Pending stay.
First National Bank of Tobins. Nebraska,vs.
F. S. Granger et al. Equity.
John H. Cowles vs. William Pennington.
Appeal.
John A. Becker vs. F. F. Chessman et al.
Equity.
Samuel Ball vs. George Boyer, McCoy & Co.
Equity.
B. B. Davis vs. Red Willow county. Appeal
from county commissioners.
A. A. Wenger vs. Red Willow county. Ap
peal from county commissioners.
D. M. Monjo, trustee, vs. Lillian M. Pitney
el cons. Equity, special appearance.
S. P. Baker vs. James I. Boyer et al. Equity.
Julia Trowbridge vs. Jacob Long et al.
Equity.
Charles A. Flint vs. Fred G. Thompson etux.
Equity.
Norman Spencer vs. Samuel Ball etal. Equi
ty. Demurrer sustained; 30 days to file amen
ded petition.
The Indianola P. &0. Manufacturing Co. vs.
The Garner, B. & F. Paint Co. Equity.
Thomas Louergan vs. James H. Becker etal.
Equity.
Thomas Lonergan vs. David D. Smith et al.
Equity.
Allen C. Clyde vs. E. R. Banks et al. Rep
levin.
J. E. Kelley vs. DevierJ. Smith etal. Equity.
Frank H. Spearman vs. The Nebraska Loan
and Banking Co. Appeal.
George Kingen vs. James Harris. Appeal.
Randolph L. Bullard vs. Sarah E. Gr.ggs et
al. Equity.
Christian Hartman vs. Adam Grass. Equity.
DISMISSED.
Nebraska & Kansas Farm Loan Co. vs. iVm.
M. Nuit. Equity. At plaintiffs’cost, without
prejudice.
Great Western Watch Co. vs. A. P. Bodwell.
Appeal. At plaintiffs'cost.
Great Western Watch Co. vs. J. F. Black.
Appeal. At plaintiffs’ cost.
Great Western Watch Co. vs. C. B. Hoag.
Appeal. At plaintiffs'cost.
James Kelley vs. Robert Moore. Replevin.
And satisfied.
Heckel Hardware Company vs. Jas. Harris.
Equity. Without prejudice.
M. D. Wells & Co. vs. S. E. Firestone. At
tachment. At plaintiffs’ cost.
Robert Moore vs. James Kelley. Appeal.
And satisfied.
Charles H. Meeker et al. vs. J. B. Haddock,
equity.
Thomas Edward vs. V. Bogle. Appeal. And
settled.
Frank S. Minor vs. John Flury. Appeal.
And settled.
Jesse W. Kelsey vs. Jennie E. Pound. Equi
ty. And settled.
DECREES OF FORECLOSURE.
Newton Hart vs. George Weill et al. Equity.
William H. Lockwood et al. vs. Tbomas
Clark et al. Equity.
J. Coolidge Hills vs. William Porter. Equity.
B. Lombard, Jr., et al. vs. Moses M. Young.
Equty.
Johnson I. Robins vs. Samuel A. Shaffer et
al. Equity.
Charles T. Stetson vs. W. H. Sprague et al.
Equity.
J. Lowell Moore vs. Sarah E. Gervcr et al.
Equity.
James Eaton vs. Jas. R. Botts et ai. Equity.
American Investment Co. vs. Gerhart Bong
ers et al. Equity.
Hartford Theological Seminary vs. Joseph
Albrecht et al. Equity.
Lucy It. Alford vs. John R. Tupper et al.
Equity.
Lewis S. Dabney, trustee, et al. vs. Thomas
Mize et al. Equity.
Oliver M. Hyde vs. Charles H. Cook et al.
Equity.
Nebraska Loan and Trust Co. vs. Adam B.
Coppers et ux. Equity.
Georgie C. Dewey vs. Elbert J. Henderson
etal. Equity.
The Nebraska Loan and Trust Co. vs. Andre
as Martin et al. Equity.
The McKiniey-Lanning Loan and Trust Co.
vs. Edward Ackerman et al. Equity.
J. E. Seeley vs. D. C. Sullivan et al. Equity.
Thomas Lonergan vs. Frank L. McCracken.
Equity.
Irena E. Foreman vs.Catherine Snyder et ai.
Equity.
Charles Duckworth vs. Charles H. Oman et
al. Equity.
Mary T. Hyde vs. Jas. A. Lyon. Equity.
Kate Chapin vs. Henry Voges. Equity.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Newman Duteher vs. Albert Stegman et al.
Equity. Injunction made perpetual.
Samuel K. Smith vs. Louis B. Korns. Equity.
Judgment for plaintiff for $50.00.
Effa I. Hobson vs. Joseph A. Garner et al.
Attachment. Special appearance sustained.
J. A. Kelley vs. Joseph A. Garner. Attach
ment. Special appearance sustained.
The state of Nebraska vs. James Williams.
Jr., and Sr. Recognizance to keep the peace.
Defendants discharged.
The state of Nebraska vs. Tbomas Taylor.
Appeal. Defendant pled guilty to assault and
was fined $10 and costs.
Tbe state of Nebraska vs. Ed. Teer. Appeal.
Defendant pled guilty to assault and was
fined $10 and costs.
The state of Nebraska vs. Mrs. Kaley et at.
Appeal. Nolle prosequi entered.
Flora lUneiidcliuveti » Ians Huteuschoven.
Dv o Granted and judgment given for
ttiilll I'.V .
Snyder & Brewer vs M Altshu'er. Appeal,
t i time*' re n.- uted; judgment against the
d»*h id.on for an I costs.
Ifieh "d G Mnchell \s > yiiti B. Mitchell.
Divorce. Granted.
" l mi < Inaid vs. Aima Sehinul. Divorce.
Grant i*
The state of Nebraska vs. Frank Kellogg.
N e | i* serjm i uteri d
The state of Nebraska vs. Jatneg K. Ellis.
Defendant hound o er to appear ut next term
of court.
ION Kill.M \ T111N S
In each of lie* following cases the order of
tie* court was. to show cause by March 1, 1894:
Phoenix Insurance Co vs. William Knape
et a'.
Arthur A. ll\d«* vs Hubert S. Cooley et al.
Eugene A. Hose vs. Adelbert D. Ashley et al.
H G. Bramard vs. Sadie Bates.
J. Lowell Moore, trustee, vs. William Itelph
et al.
The Nebraska Mortgage Co. V9. Louis Mather
et al.
.) Abbott Thompson vs. Edward Kuester
et ai.
Susan K. Broughton vs. Thomas Clark et al.
John M. Boles vs. Alex. M. Simonton et al.
Josiah G. Adams, administrator, vs. Charles
II. Nichols et al
Lucy A. Cain vs. Baxter .1. Davis et al.
Lucian II. Chidfcey. administrator, vs. Edgar
H. Byars et a!.
Hartford Theological Seminary vs. John
Farle> et al.
John A. Hamilton vs. A nee Shrateret al.
Thomas Low*rgan v<. Mary M . Cox. spinster.
Sandwich Eii erpr.M* Co. vs E F. Copp.
Goveunou Waite is nothing if
not persistent in his purpose. He
has convened the, legislature of
Colorado in extra session to coun
teract the depression in the silver
industry. The governor evidently
thinks that Colorado is destined to
lead in the regeneration of silver
coinage, and he recommends that
the legislature declare legal tender
any silver dollar, foreign as well as
domestic, that contains not less
than 371^ grains of pure silver.
Ho unquestionably knows that
Colorado lias no constitutional
authority to make anything but the
gold and silver coins of the United
States a legal tender for debts, but
provisions of constitutional law
seem to carry no weight with him
whatever. The Colorado legislat
ure may find sufficient state matters
demanding its attention to justify
an extra session, but it will do well
to leave these questions of natioal
finance for the determination of
congress.
The general manager of the
Santa Fe railroad is quoted by the
Topeka Capital as saying that the
receivership will greatly improve
the physical condition of the prop
erty. As it will not be necessary to
pay tlie installment of interest due
on the 1st of January, the manager
says the road will be able to secure
new rolling stock and “build new
depots and other station facilities.”
This sounds encouiaging, but it is
best not to grow too enthusiastic
over the prospects. An attempt
is usually made to convince the
public that a receivership is a good
thing for a corporation, when as a
matter of fact it is the last resort of
a harassed management. It does
no good to try to deceive the
people in matters of this kind.
The whole blunt truth might as
well be told at once.—Journal.
The latest advices from Honolulu
indicate that the excitement is still
at a high pitch, that Willis, the
American minister, is still keeping
the government on the ragged edge
of anxiety and that a very little
aggravation would set the people
fighting in the streets of the capital
If blood is shed it will be a gratu
itous sacrifice of life to gratify the
spite of Grover and Gresham
against ex-president Harrison.
What have the Americans at
Hawaii done to us that they should
be made the playthings of the
mysterious policy of the present
administration?—Journal.
If two-thirds of the people of
Oregon are without employment
and one-third of them are without
means of support, according to
Governer Pennoyer's open letter,
Oregon must be an excellent state
to keep away from. But of course
the governer stretched the truth
just as that other pop imbecile
Waite did in his bloody bridles
outpouring.—Journal.
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and we will Photograph the picture on the si Ik. Beauti
ful effect. PERMANENT picture. WILL SOT FADE or
. / WASH out, firsts forever, (t'ribodf
/, delighted.
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STUDIO 313-51-17S.T5!ti.0MAHA
WE TELL YOU
nothing new when we state that it pays to engage
in a permanent, most healthy and pleasant busi
ness, that returns a profit for every day’s work.
Such is the business we offer the working class.
We teach them how to make money rapmly, and
guarantee every one who follows our instructions
faithfully the making of 8300.00 u month.
Every one who takes hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings: there
can be no question about it; others now at work
are doing it, and you, reader, can do the same.
This is trie best paying business that you have
ever had the chance to secure. You will make a
grave mistake if you fail to give it a trial at once.
If you grasp the situation, and act quickly, you
will directly find yourself in a most prosperous
business, at which*you can surely make and save
large sums of money. The results of only a few
hours* work will often equal a week’s wages.
Whether you are old or young, man or woman, it
makes no difference,— do as we tell you, and suc
cess will meet you at the very -tart. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work,
for us are rewarded. Why not write to-day for
full particulars, free ? K. C. ALU:\ & CO.*,
Box No. 4tdO, Augusta, Me.
JOHN A. REED,
Veterinary Surgeon.
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McCOOK. NEBRASKA.
£2gr"Horse Dentistry a Specialty.
Castrating and Spaying. Leave
orders at residence over Strasser’s
Liquor Store.
Ill ■ ilTr n SALESMEN to repre
Ml H lU I la us III III,- a,lie of our
WHIl I LUr k"0'VI1 hard5- and
■ ■■■»• 1 ■■ V choice Nursery Stock for
the North and West, Local or traveling. Work
every day In the year. Special inducements to
he gtnnere. Stock guaranteed. Good pav week
ly- Apply quick, stating age. and obtain good
territory. ST. PAUL NURSERY CO
Dec. I 8ts. St. Paul. Minn.