T
THE COURIER.
POINTS IN POLITICS
CiQi0
Even Mr. Bryan's frantic appeal the
evening before election could not stay
the onward sweep of republicanism.
The entire republncan ticket in this
county was elected; Low and Trompen
received pluralities closely in accord
with the estimate published in last
week's Courier. In this county at least
populism has had Its day. Mr. Miller
and Mr. Baker outlived the populist
party, and now they are dead. They are
not bad men, and may they rest In
peace.
It Is gratifying that Grandpa will
continue to chew his gums in Fremont
instead of making a travesty of just
Ice on the supreme bench.
It is gratifying hat Broatch and the
whole republican ticket in Douglas
county were elected.
a
WILL
MOVE
NOVEMBER
15
TO
Frank Purcell plays a Dutch part to a
nicety In makeup and language. The
other parts are well taken and each
one affffords opportunity for noticea
bly excellent work. Of the special scen
ic effects the real sawmill takes first
place. An Innocent and abused young
wife is thrown before the real whirling
saw that Is really sawing a real log, and
before she Is rescued Is so near the rasp
ing teeth of the saw that a woman's
voice in the balcony yesterday after
noon created a little commotion by cry
ing out in behalf of the unfortunate
young woman. The music is a feature .
In the unexcelled band and orchestra meaBnreabl0 human import, and the
ossociated with this company and their p y itBelf j one of tho8J simple master
"rube" parade at noon Saturday Is well pieceB tfaat never d;e if jt does no
worth looking for. more than to ijeep aijve the memory of
the rise and fall
gutton & Holtowbusl?
IS dte O Streets
ZEHRUNG'S OLD STAND
Given under my hand this 31st day of
October, A. D 1895.
FRED A. MILLER.
Sheriff.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
of one of the greatest Inc ountyc ourt, within and for Lancas-
The current week's attractions at the iniquities that history deals with, it was
Lansing theatre are limited to "The not written in vain.
Dazzler," which comes Friday and Sat- xhe Cook Twin Sisters" colossal Uncle
urday, November 15 and 16, with Cos- Tom's Cabin company will appear at the
grove and Grant's nimble farceurs In Funke opera house Friday and Satur
the old farce tuned
period. The stability
is too well known to question its title
of being one of the best farces ever
brought out. It has made no less than Mandolins at lowest prices ever of-
two shining lights in the theatrical fir- fered. New goods. Crancer's Art 4
mament, namely. Miss Kate Castleton Music Co., 113- O street.
and Mr. Joe Ott, The company this Pnrnle. Patntu. Her Maiestu's Per
il Is gratifying that Rosewater was 8eason ,s saId to be stronSl' ln Individ- fumCt is the gentlemen's favorite
sat upon so hadr. although many re- uaI ta,ent than any thIs enterprising among$t the latest odors. At Rigg
publicans do not sympathise with the flrm has offered to the publ,c Patronaee Pharmacy, corner Twelfth and O
ana emDraces quue a numoer oi ocai streets,
favorites whose welcome back to Lin-
coin should be heralded with delight, "Queen Victoria," Ladies Favorite,
and monetary returns should be their Her Majesty's Perfume, is the latest,
reward. Cosgrove and Grant's comedl- moat delicate and refined opera Per-
ans are household words In the east, fume, At JUggs' Pharmacy, corner
They are offered to the west, only when Twelfth and O streets.
entour to the Pacific coast.
ter county, Nebraska, October 31,
1895, in the matter of the estate of
John O. Lowry, deceased.
First Publication Nov. 2.
To the Creditors of said Estate:
You are hereby notified, that I will sit
at the county court room In Lincoln,
It is gratifying that Judge Scott was
elected, although it Is to be hoped that
the Judge will be a little more temper
ate in the future.
kind of a campaign that was waged by
the republicans in Douglas count-.
This making a fight on A. P. A. lines is
not a good thing.
The republicans of Lancaster placed a
clean ticket in the field this year. Thut
Is why the ticket was elected with such
a large vote. If the party will continue
to put up good men the people will con
tinue to elect them. The only safe way
is to make proper nominations.
Mr. Clark's methods were something
of an innovation, but his campaign was
eminently succesful. He Is deserving of
much credit for his work ln the cam
paign. It begins to lok as If Mr. Bryan's fu
ture were behind him.
up to the present day, November 8 and 9, and a grand - - - -
of "The Dazzler family matinee Saturday at 2:30 p. m. island again on the 1st day of June,
-t inn a in 189 to examine all claims against said
Woempner for paints and oils, 133 S.10 estate, with aview to their adjustment
and allowance. The time limited for
the presentation of claims against said
estate Is six months from the 1st day
of December, A. D. 1895, and the time
limited for payment of debts is one
year from said 1st day of December,
1895
Notice of this proceeding is ordered
published four consecutive weeks ln
The Courier, a weekly newspaper pub
lished in this state.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
County Court, this 31st day of October,
1893. JOSEPH WURZBURG,
Nov. 23. County Judge.
(First publication Oct. 2G.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In County Court, within and for Lan
caster eounty, Nebraska, October 1895,
in the matter of the estate of K. P. Law
ton, deceased.
D.
(First publication Nov.
SHERIFF SALE.
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue
rtr a-4- rT AtlA ni-l V4Vi lwlr nf
"i j . ". . """ , -t nr- j - i. ", TO THE CREDITORS OF SAID ESTATE:
the district court of the Third judicial v . . ..- - -,, . T .
district of Nebraska, within and for Lan- ou are ereby notified, That I will
caster county, in an action wherein the B,t, a the County Court room in Lin-
the attention of Continental National Rank of Rnntnn coin, in iiu county, on tne diet day 01
,.. ,. . M-,.,ft nnmr; ; -.i.;-! January, 1896, and again on the 30th
Elwyn A. Barron, the former critic on
the Inter-Ocean, said of him: "Walker
Whitesides Is the only man of his gene
ration who has the mark of tragic great
ness written on his brow. Mark you, my
masters. If he live he will rule us."
The News was the only evening paper
ln the city that did not publish the flat-,
terlng biographies of those eminent fu
slonlsts, Messrs. Miller and Baker. The
News, by the way, put up a good, strong
fight for the ticket, without Indulging
in any of that nauseous flatter that
is popularly suposed to constitute the
genuine test of newspaper support. The Tne Uncle Tom's Cabin company,
fact that Mr. Low is one of the stock- which plays at the Funke tonight is
holders in The News caused the politi
cal haters of that lively little publica
tion to watch its course very closely ln
the hopes of cathcing it trpping in some
not deary defined way, which would
have been promptly used ln getting up a
scrap between Low and Trompen, but
they found it entirely useless work and
worry.
Mr. Walker Whitesides is one of the
few young actors of the time who are
worth study and who command atten
tion. This is a university town and
nothing worthy of
thousrhtful and scholarlv neonie has Massachusetts, a corporation, is plain
. . - , ToBPnb ? Kfratil in rinfonriant uaJ m April, iBu, io examine all claims
been here this season. Mr. Whitesides fjj-j clodfp. m. ?ol heloThday against said estate with a view to their
is still a young man with the greater of December, A. D. 1895. at the east adJu8tment and allowance. The time
and brighter part of his career before door of the court house in the city of ,imliet "r tne presentation or claims
1,1.-, tt -- ,.- -.-.,--., . Lincoln. Lancaster ronntv. Thrlr aSal''Bt. Bld ?! IS SIX months, from
popular favor. He has stood by the le- ?ffe.r for, sale. a PWc auction the fol-
, , ...... , lowing described real estate, to-wit:
gltlmate, played It honestly, sincerely, All of lots six (G), seven (7), eight (8),
conscientiously. He is measuring him- nine (9) and (10), in block three (3),
self up with the greatest actors of the South Side addition to the city of Lin-
Anln T.annqafAP .. r-t-r Vohnrlm
past, and he Is doing It successfully. ' , "" i,.i ?. n7C.. . The Courier, a weekly newsDaDer Dub-
- . . - . ll-tiorl in tlito ofola
November, a. u. iy.
Fred A. Miller, Sheriff.
Nov. 23 H. A.
the 29th day of October, A. D. 1895, and
the time limited for payment of debts is
one year from said 29th day of October
1895.
Notice of this proceeding is ordered
puDiisneu iour consecutive weeks in
SHERIFF SALE.
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue
of an order of sale issued by the Clerk
of the District court of the Third Judi
lished in this state.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
County Court this 24th day of October
1895.
seal Joseph Wcrzburg,
Nov 16. County Judge.
First publication Oct. 20.
cial district of Nebraska, within and for iv tctc r-rrnxn-v tttti i t r
22ffiffflZ.!?E SfLteiS caster county. Nebraska. .
r:.a"rd,na!crub ?rsanl2a::on bj: Fhsy nxszi ssStTSaii
?L!:jr? wsiLfza s uh;ttizx&
Uum.uu.c, iiu.)cuiucroueuaouses i ti. ' t'Z' - "J: .? .- November 4, 1895, at 2 o clock p. m. has
at the Boyd in Omaha last Saturday Sln-!J,?!'J,lSS.29Lof& been fixed as the time for the meeting
. v, . . ,:.-: ": .r cl or me creditors or said assignor for the
and Sunday evenings. They have had
assignor I
i-i.t.i- -.. .. . ..' . --
iut D.ie ai puuiic auction ine ioilowincr -.,--- . : : .
good business through the country and S-to-wit: cK SS tS? under S
they deserve it The company carries Lot number eight (8) in block number assignment, said meeting to be held at
a banw of musical negroes that are a oaet 1-"? Lincoln, in Lancaster the office of the countv.ud.re of said
rf-i n tt . xf .iiP4n 'rf w r -
county of Lancaster.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
ANNOUNCEMENTS
POtintv Vi-liro'
whole minstrel show In themselves. The Given under my hand this 26th day of
company will give a performance at September, A. D. 1895.
the Funke this eveninf and a matinee Fred A. Miller. Sheriff.
at reduced prices this afternoon. SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN. THAT
court October 22, 1895.
Seal. Joseph Wurzburo,
Nov. 2. County Judge.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
When will the time come when "Un- b" vltue of an order of sale Issued by of two executions issued by the clerk
. . i ....... . .. . the clerk of th. riletr.f .-.... 9 t- 9 u ji:.a-;-- . . .l. -.iT. 1 ji - 1
"-- ..u...,w vvuiii ul t-iirr u. iiik iiiNiriri nniiri nr rnn Tni n mnini.i
third judicial flltrii- nf -v--v.-oi, :-t-:. p tit-i 1 -!. j
The tender pathos that shows through
the troubles of the honest Yankee, el a Tom'u CTahin" will 1.v.a ;t -1.0-,.. -
"JoshSpruceby." which will be seen at the rising generation? Judging by its within Cd Tr : St2 county In f2Ste SuSoifa"
the Lansing theatre Saturday. Nov. present freshness, its alluring powers an action wherein Louisa A. Hunt is wherS 1 NatfonS I Life Insurance
Sth. Is met at every situation by his will be nerennial. lhem in Bntr.-t..t.. Plaintiff, and James A. Davidson, et nanv in nlnintiff mrl Thin Tr..ri!
nl k a.P-.-- i " -.-.-. -v.w -.-.-.-
aeienaant, and one in an action wherein
. m.. on the 3rd day Western Glass fe Paint comDany is
189a, at the east plaintiff and ThM-lnm Karr nnn" Mm.
wit Md humor of peculiar circum- in the skillful combination of the path- wm !? tfSod. p
stances. A daughter led away from the etic and the humorouB that never fails of December A. D
nral home tc a big city, calls"Uncle to fascinate, and the Etory that it tells dor of the court house. In the city of Sarah Karr we defendants I will at 2
Josh" to the metropolis, there to en- of the Buffering of the poor slaves ap- L!ncln' Lancaster county. Nebraska, o'clock p. m., on the 12th day of No-
low peals directly to the finest sensibilities lowing described ;SpTi-Jf. W" 7u r ?' 1895. at the east door of
him of the human soul. Such plays are bet- ..7TS!ffi35 tSLZSZISULSZ
They point amoral u fifteen (15) and sixteen for sale at public auction the fol
They teach us lessons ?? J?f- w S of.rchard lowing described real estate to wit:
J. he north half of the southeast quar-
counter swindlers ot high and
grade. Awkward perplexli! beset
on all sides and there his native wit
has full play to make fun enough for
any star atttraction. Burt Hodgklna
or better to know him, Yankee Hodg
kins, makes the most of the honest
rurallst who has these
and ludicrous experiences.
1895. at the east door of
ter than sermons.
Tin 9i. m falk
mMsm Buvtu kud- lic3v lcalu un ir-m-wiiiM - . .
in thomrhtfuln nH ol,-;f . m,. "?"?"" I0J -7 twenty-one (21) of
C .-,. -.-.-j -uu-uivision OI lot KiO. four tl f l- .; ... Ti rT . ..
iBprwBon our minds the precepts of regular tracts of the northwest Quarter ninroTn?h ,ln 1 "VTSl5
th.gdile.nile, Mrs. Stowe's bJok is OO of section No. nir-SSSS: .iFEJ5& t&
e patheUc one of the greatest books of literature, m 1 , i,' ?T No- Mv- braska.
la his life, because it deals ith questions of im- SfSl!?e,M- Qiyen under my hand this 11th day of
uctoDerA.l..lR.Fred A. Miller Sheriff.
lan In Lancaster county, Nebraska.
