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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1895)
yr r i -- - r " --' "-i - r --" "--r thILcou THE COURIER. ' " n - . - appearcd the following intelligent sen tence: "For the past nix months Cap tain Cochran has beeen confined to his house, suffering from his old wounds, and yesterday received a letter from the pension department announcing that his pension had been will scarce ly meet his doctoi 's bill," etc. In the adjoining column was this choice ex ample of the Journal literary fecun dity "HgM o kbb awhofrgtslOc" In an adjoining advertisement of Her polsheimcr fc Co.. a salo was announ ced to take placo "Todaz." E. E. Brown was disguised by the Journal as "E. E. Bowon." And but what's the use of going on? The Journal is fearfully and wonderfully made these das. A spellar, a grammar, some honesty and a little common sense are badly needed in the morning newspaper office. With these things and a new staff the Journal mjht in time bocome endurable. Those who havo seen the healer, Schlatter, work in Denver are impressed, firet of all, by his sincerity. He does not wiBh to talk, but inquiry has brought out the Bimple facts of his life. He is tbirty-nino years old, was born in Alsace-Lorraine of German parents. His life until two years and a halt ago was that of a German cobbler and he lired in Denver. At that time he says a voice came to him commanding him to write a letter to n friend living on Long Island who was sick with paralysis. He doubted if the voice was one of author ity and did not write. Soon after he heard the voice again and wrote and his friend recovered. Schlatter kept on cobbling shoes for eight months, when the voice came to him again telling him to go out and heal the sick. He closed his shop and set cut. He walked west ward along the line of theUnion Pacific. The details of his journey are not known. He appeared later in Albu querque. New Mexico, where among others he cured a Mr. Fox of Denver, who had traveled there to see if his deafness might be cured. Mr. Fox in duced the healer to come to Denver. After a forty days' fast and prayer he began his work of healing the Bick. Success seems to have attended his work. Twenty-hve hundred people now 8it at the county court room in Lin wait in line to be healed. He holds the coin, in said county on the 31st day of who come before htm and iwno come u" they may be cured, bomo hands of all prays that hands Schlatter holds only a moment, others he retains from one to five or six .: tt m.. hpm firm v anil UllUULUIl AAU fclBOlfU ab . .- generally a tremor passes over him until his cheeks shake. In appearance he is a plain, earnest man of the people. He wiU take neither money nor thanks for his labors, but tells those who are bene fitted to thank "The Father." He says he believes in no especial creed, but only in his "Father,' although his church is the Roman Catholic The ministers of Denver are convinced of his sincerity and at his mission. He says he obeys the voice which speak3 to him. So did Joan of Arc, so did the prophets, so for that matter did the roan Christ. What ever his power may be, it is a manifesta tion of some thing we do not understand. The only attitude for people who wit ness hese strange sights is neither one of credulity nor incredulity. It will take more than he has done to make ub (CeCKvCeCeCeC!; FOR flitAn AMI X (; x 9 UUUTJ HUM. UU 1U 9 W I.IIBI m 9 9 : 9 9 O 9 O I 0FFIGE 1100 0 Street 5 e 9 a 9 9 S' S, Basement Richards Block g X PHONES 343 and 488 : 127 I YARDS 14th and Y believe in the direct interference of God with human affairs. He has already accomplished too much in plain day lijht to be accused of charlatanry. "There are more things between heaven and earth," etc. A recent number of The Bookman has an article on "The Migration of Popular Songs." It states that the French take our meledics quickly, though they pay but little attention to the words. For instance, Tara-ra-boomde-ay became Tharara Coum der e. Mllo. Dufort, who first sung it shrank from the labor of getting up tho English, bo she made a list of all the English words she knew like this: Ticket tramway clem man, Biftcck (umateck rosbif van, Sandwich whitebaits lady lunch, Clieri-goblcr, wliUkeyponche: Aoh-yes all right shocking stop, Tel-el wby-not moton chop, Plnm-Lck miouiic steamer box, Boulo-donue high-life five o'clock. Tha-ra-ra Coum dor-c, etc. It was an immense success. The audience rose at her. They knew that the English was all right, because they themselves recognized a good many of the words. She had an ovation and nine encores, and this was probably the first rendition of the celibre chanson on French soil. The Germans take neither melodies nor words from us. The mel ody is too cheap and trivial and the words have no meaning. Though "An nie Rooney" is taken with a slight change of temps from a choral of Bach and "Down Went McGinty" is stolen from another, still they will havo none of it. The German beer gardens are flooded with good mueic furnished by military bands. The people who drink their beer listen to the music and talk between times. Tho band plays selec tions from operas, and the people thus unconsciously acquire a taste for some thing besides beer. First publication Oct 5. NOTICETO CREDITORS. In county court, within and for Lancaster county Nebraska, September .TO, 1695 in the matter of the estate of Henry A TO THE CREDITORS OF o.iiM ESTATE: You are hereby notified, tht I will January 1896. and again on the 30th day 0fAprii igOG, to examine all claims t j with a v;ew to their aDiustnient and allowance. The time limited for the presentation of claims acainsi saiu eBiaio is six momus. irom - , . it. nnii. j r. a rt io(v: ,i tfae t-me Iimited for payment "of debts is one ear from said 29th day of October, 1895. Notice of this proceeding ; is ordered Courier, a weekly -newspaper published in this state. Witness my hand and the seal of said county court, this 30th day of Septem ber, 1895. Oct. 20. I. W. Lansing, seal County Judge First publication Sept 23. NOTICE IN THE DISTRICTCOURT OF LAN caster county. Nebraska. Concordia Loan and Trust Company vs The Safe Deposit and Trust Company The Safe Deposit and Trust Co, will take notice that on the 25th day of September. 1895. Concordia Loan Concordia Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff herein filed OOOCOOOOOOO H. W. BROWN Druggist and Bookseller. WlilUn je Fine Stationery and Calling Cards S. Eleventh Street. PHONE 68. OOOOO OOOOOO caster county, Nebraska, against sai defendant, the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain tax Hen held and owned by the plaintiff undnr and by virtue of two treasurer's certificates of tax Bale, dated Novem ber 21, 1890, and issued by the county Treasurer of Lancaster county, Ne braska, on said date upon lots thirty (301 and thirty-one 31 in Boggs fc Holmes' sub-division, being a part of the North half of Southeast quarter section number twenty-five 25, towD ship number ten 10 range number six 0 East of the sixth principal merid ian, in Lancaster county, Nebraska. That there is now due and payable on each of said certificates of tax sale the sum of 8180.93, and plaintiff prays that said real estate may be subjected to tho payment of the plaintiff's lien thereon for all taxes, interest and crate paid at and under said tax sale, together with interest and cost allowed thereon to the plaintiff as by law provided; also to ob tain a decree in said cause providing for the salo of said real estate to satisfy the plaintiff's said Hen, and the costt of this action, and for general relief. You are required to answer said pe tition on or before the 11th day of No vember, 1895. Concordia Loan Trust Co. by A. B. COFFROTH its attorney First Publication October 19. NOTICE. In the district court of' Lancaster county, Nebraska. Isaac Lang, plaintiff. VB. Cornelius Marshal, et al.. Defendants. To Cornelius Marshal and Martha J. Marshal, his wife, defendants: You and each of you will take notice that on the 5tb day of September, 1895, Isaac Lang plaintiff herein tiled his pe tition in the district soHrt of Lancaster county, Nebraska, vs. said defendants and others the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain mort gage executed by the defendants, Cor nelius Marshall and Mart ha J.Marshall, to the Clark and Leonard Investment company upon lot nine (9 block nine (9) Ridgway addition to the city of Lincoln, said county and state which mortgage was assigned to this plaintiff by said Clarke . Leonard Investment company upen the 11th day of September, 1890, and which secures the payment of cer tain promissory note oi bond dated Lincoln, Nebraska, August 16, 1890, for jjcwo bum ui i,wu, uuo udu payauie on SAID the ldt day of September, 1895. That there is now due upon said note , .--. - ftf nm j i , , or bond and mortgage the sum of $ 1,000, together with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 1st day of November, 1891. and the further sum of P,,ber' 1 .and the further sum of 2i3o taxes paid by the plaintiff as pro- vided by the terms and conditions of said mortgage. Plaintiff prays for a decree that de fendants be required to pay the same or. tnat saiu nremises he snlri in Ratisrv amount found due and that a receiver he appointed to take charge of said property and for general relief. ZZltirLTt vember, 1895. Burk & Bcbr. Attorney's for Plaintiff. Burlington's Personally Conducted Excursions to Utah and California. A Pullman tourist sleeping car will leave Lincoln every Thursday at 12:15 p. m. for Denver, Salt Lake, Ogdeu, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Only 85 for a double berth Lincoln to Los An geles in one of these cars. Remember there is no change of cars. For full in formation and tickets apply at Burling ton & Missouri depot or city ticket office, corner Tenth and O streets. Au set of Best Teeth $5.00 Teeth Extracted Without Pain. All work guaranteed! 1.1. .1214 O Street. CLARKS0N LAUNDRY CO. 330-332-334-336-338 South Eleventh Street. JfciiifcTelephone 270. 1 oooooooooooooooo oooooo oor 1 OPERR ME -Mil !; 115 So. Twelfth St. j!j j 1 1 Under Funko Opera House, j 1 1 i ' i Only the finest liquid refresh- j i i J ments served. jlj GUI BENSON - CM IEIBIUDT J Proprietors. M ooooooooooooo ooooo ooooocc ! ssslsslsss J. E. FERRIS GENERAL STENOGRAPHER NOTARY PUBLIC Legal work solicited. Depositions a specialty. All kinds of type writing done. ROOM 104, BURR BLOCK, Lincoln, Neb. CYCLE PHOTOGRAPHS ATHLETIC PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS OF BABIES PHOTOGRAPHS OFGROUPS EXTERIOR VIEWS 1 The Photographer. 129 South Eleventh Street 6 i oooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooo oooooooooooooooo ROY'S DRUG ME IOI4 P STREET. Removal Sale Special prices on all sun dries, incluJmg Base Ball goods, Hammocks, Fishing Rods and Tackle, Ac. Sta tionery, &c., &.c, for the next two weeks Comer Tenth and P. NUslcjr's old stand. NISSLEY'S OLD STAND. oooo OOOOOO oooooooo ooooooo AWM Ml 60MPHKY JVEJ W LOCATIOX Full stock woolens. Latest styles GENERAL TAILORING Nothing but first class tcorkmen employed. We can therefore guarantee perfect satisfaction 120 SO I2TH ST. - G. M. CARPENTER Mgr. AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAI BANK LINCOLN, NEB. I. M. RAYMOND, President. S. H. BURNHAM. Cashier. A. J. SAWYER Vice President. D. G. WINQ, Assistant Cashier. CAPITAL, $250,000 SURPLUS $25,000 Directors -I. M. Raymond, S. H. Bnrnham, C. G. Dawes. A. J. Sawyer, Lewis Gregory, N. Z. Snell, G. 51. Lambertson. D. G. Wing; S. W. Bnnbam. I r wm si 1 Mirhjyiijw.; - - fe .th. -gag my