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JTHE COURIER, commencing Saturday, March 11, will
be isined as a twenty page paper enclosed in a handsome and
specially designed cover.
.Everything new, every article and item will be original and
sdicy. THE COURIER will be enlarged and improved in every
department. Subscription price, $2.00 per year.
Next week's issue of THE COURIER Will be an edition of
5,000 copies. Application for space should be made at once.
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lioforo L. A, MoOanPlcM, Juitleo of tlin nce.
biibmi fi. I'onnu anu Lionel i
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Plaint Iff.. 1- NOTICK.
WlUlam J. P. Layrton. .
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William J, V. LawUm wlU Uko mil ice that
un tba ntli day of. Kobruary, 1MM, L. , Me-
(,'andlM.a Justice of tlio tieaco In and for Laa
oaatar eounty. Nebraska. Issued au ortlar of at
tachment for the mm of flW, laan aetloa
paadlni beforo him, wherein Hteultea B. round
ana lionet
an plalntil
fanitant. an
ooaMMux of monvya. m
hand of L. C.Dunn, drat name unknown, of
.touelO. Burr, ttartneraas found liurr
lalatiff; and WlUlam J. 1. Lawton U de
at, and that proiterty of the defendant
Hi&c oi monvya, cooua ana crettlta in the
of Ii. I!. Dunn, nrit nama unknown, of
LaneMter county, hare boon attaehed awl gar-
ur miu siutft
.was continued to the Uth day of
nUbeedu
Maid eat
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March HU
, .. t. OlltTHAROT, ATT'Y AT LAW,
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Notice U hereby aljea. that by virtue of an
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wnvivtN
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II. at '1 relek n. ..
ay of April, A. D. UN,' at the east door, of
i, ana nau-defeadaBts,
on the 3rd
the court house, in the cltv of Llneoln. In.
caster count, Nebraska, off or for sale at public
yiiw ao luutnt uisj
Will
described real vstate, to-
Lot number Ito (S.) In block number soren
, locateit uimhi the south halt of
quarter of section twenty-fire
n.l In Hillsdale, loca
the south east' auart
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j mis nun Mr. m, hi uancasier county neoras-
(hyen under ray hand this Wtli day of Kobru
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u u.. ' FRKD A. MILLER.
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, ..j. County Clork'aOfllce.
Road So. 1221.
., . Lincoln, Neb., Feb. Shtli, 1NH.
To all whom It .may concomi The coinmU
sioner appointed to view a road commencing; at
southeast comer section 2, township (t, ranee ,
In Lancaster, county, running thence went to
southwest corner of section , Townships, ranne
8. and termlnatlna: at southwest corner of sec
tion 3. township 8, raiuio 8. has reported In fa
vor of the location thereof, and all objections
thereto, or claims lor damage; must bo (lied to
the county clerk's oMee on or beforo noon of
the 3rd day of May, A. D. 14, or such road will
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be Ipeatecf without reference thereto.
ny m. b. nsiiU),
March 3,tf
Deputy.
D. WOODS.
County Clerk.
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PrwpasAb fjar rrlutlBg.
Bkk will be received by the itate
board ot printing at the office of the sec
retary H state on or beforo 2 o'clock
E. m, March 22, 1804, for priutinij and
inding in paper fifteen hundred (1.500)
copies of vol. 1, aeries 2, of the publica
tions of the Nebraska state historical
society, la accordance with the follow
larfspecilcatlons: ''
The Yoliime shall be printed and bound
in four separate parts, aa a quarterly, each
part containing either 64 or 80 pages, at
ifceostioB of the society. Theuualitv
d weight of paper, the quality of the
or page, type and. mar-
wotk, sue or page, ty
MMaMN U the same as In volume III
m taai aoeaaty a "Transactions and R.
... "v. ' '. 'pm?fr be s In the oflee of the aaa
' !, ,(-,,, tafaWfofsUU. The tvpe 'shall bennall
yjj;i .-J . , : .aaaav and Mm Quality of Mners for coven
-Vv ,'v" .K; : Pit'n . Patal
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sauw, latl the aueeeHa parts
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or aof saore inan no oaya. '"
Each prop()ettl must bo uccompnniml
by a bond in the sum of 9500.
Right is reserved to reject any und ull
bids. JOHN C. ALLEN,
Dated March 1, 181M, Sccrotnry.
Murch 10 2t
MS will parchaao u Hrst-dunu ticket,
round trip via the Mleeouri Pucitlc route
to the Mid-Winter fitlr nt Sun Francisco,
Cal., tickets good until July 15, 18M.
Can take the southern route Koinn und
return by the northern route. For fur-1
ther particulars call on city ticket agent
1901 O street, Lincoln Nebraska.
A TK1I TO CAMFOKNIA.
The Great Rock Island Routo is now
running a . tourist car, leaving Albert
Lea .every Monday ufternoon on the
Minneapolis tc, St. Louis railway, and via
Albert Lea, Llvormore, Ft. Dodgo,
Angus, Dea Moines, Omaha, Lincoln,
Phllllpsburgh and Pueblo, runs over tho
Scenic and Ogden routes to San Fran
cisco and Loa Angeles.
REMEMBER.
Thia is a Phillips.Rock Island tourist
car, and is accompanied by a tourist
conductor through to the coast, and rutiB
on the fastest trains, and a second cluss
ticket takes you in this cur.
Tho rate for berth reservation is low,
being only 94 through to tho Pacific
points, and proportionately lese for
points en route, and there is no better
way to take in the, great mid-winter fair.
To those who cannot go Tuesdays tho
great Rock Island route runs another
tourist car, leaving Mianvapoliu every
Thursday morning, via Albert Lea,
Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids and Colum
bus Junction to Kansas City, and on to
Pueblo over the Scenic route and South
ern Pacific runs to San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
For full particulars, address
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
G. T. A., 0. R. I. k P. Ry.,
Chicago.
Mld-Wlnter Valr, Han Vnnclsoo Cal., Kx-
cimlon, Tleketa New on Hale
WlthKound Trip, Limit
April 30 '04.
The Trunk line between Lincoln,
Atchison, St. Joe, Wichita, Hot Springs,
St. Louis, Houston, Galveston, Tjob
Angles and all points east west north
and Knitb. .Come and go via tho
Missouri Pacific the popular chair car
routo. H. 0. Townsend G, P. A. St.
Louis, Mo. Phil Daniels C, P. A, T. A.
Telephone N6.'B00. City office 1201 O
street, Lincoln Neb. '
The Meet Laundry
Townsend Ptaaundoe proprietors, 2208
O street, telephone 519.
.Now is the time te take a trip to Flor
id via the Missouri FaclHc route. City
tieket olce 1201 O street, Lincoln, Neb,
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Jfrs. Ann Sutherland
oo, Mich., bad iweUlop In the neck, at
Goitre er? cVuiing 40 Years
mattufferlng. Whenihecaughtcoldcouldnot
walk two blocks without falntlnf. She took
Hood's Sarsaparilla
And Is. now free from It all. She has urged
aaaay others to take Ilood's Sarsaparilla and
titer have also been cured. It will do you good.
HOOD'S PILLS Cnre all Uver I1U, jsundlce,
sick headache, biliousness, sour stomach, nausea.
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G. E. SPAHR, M. D.
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The War is Over. A Well-known Sol
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Indiana contrlliutrd her thousands of brave
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ter record In that nisM'ct than It (Iocs. In
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Solomon Vvwoll, well known as n writer aa
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They nro tho outgrowth of a new principle In
medicine, nnd tone up tho system wonder
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-rommon vewen, Ainriou, inu uoc. o, jwb.
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