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. ti' V r - y THE COURIER. Ir , ' ft & i V i. J' ( First publication September 3.) 4. Mary Fitzgerald, widow of John. Fitz In the District Court in and for Lan- geratd, deceased, et el. 23-238. caster Countv. Nebraska. To Michael Bannin, Mrs. Michael JACKY. When "Whcre'd you say you'd been?" Jtickj lrriimfd nmiliK "Been coiner I knew him Jocky was not to school," ho admitted sheepishly. 'Good! Why didn't you keep goln'? fhat you back here for? bis wife, first name unknown, et al., Known, Leuerer & Strauss, Tbomai IS. J wwwi iucr w ue accepieu, "Mather got sick 'nd couldn't defendants. 23-240. Jordon, LiWe is. Branson, .Levi c or t'nat ol the sorely tried young- wo- work," began Jack v. Notice to Non-Resident Defendants. Baixnin, hw wife, first and real name t Neither was he good. H the ( James A Devore Plaintiff vs to plaintiff unknown, D. W. Tryon, . ...-.,,, . . . MiobBaLnTTrs?MicbfB nrst and real name 'to plaintifTun- naehaKeJestimony of his flan- Wh LilUe B To Michael Bannin, Mrs. Michael Joan. and tne Jrirst national isanx Bannin, his wife, first and real name ' Chariton, Iowa, a corporation, unknown, Levi C. Sloan, Lederer & You and cach of Jou a5 hereby noti Strauss. and th First National Bank "ed that on the 16th day of August, of Chariton. Iowa, a corporation: 1898 James A. Devore filed his peti- maw wno endeavored to lead him In "Come otf! What did- ju do to the paths of wisdom, when in a t of get burned out?" unusual enthusiasm Jncky entered "Swore." said .Tacky reflectively, the public schools ami madte known "Um-m-en!" You are hereby notified that on the Uoa in District Court of Lancaster Ms intention of becoming a scholar. "But mother is sick too, tiwful 16th day of August, 1S9S, James A. wumy, owiic m. neuraKu, in me ne attended- school just two weeks, sick," added Jack v. Jjevore med nis petition in tne district """" "T 'T " "" ""? dunnff he personal inter- I left school il,e cot oleic 'nd I've cot I r..if. rT l.nnAncriyf I t.ir IMAhmeln cwu v. jvu, ui utituuuuio, i"i vuiw. . ... -,-...-, - - rfcT.wtwZ'rZIS and prayer of which are to foreclose w wiw ne reacners, xne principal to keep all my customers! So I have! "Next day after Court of Lancaster Countv Nebraska each of you, as defendants, the object . " "" , "V" .-- .-- i m-i. sonooi ne got. kick 'ml I'v !L 3.! -? nd nrnvw nf which nr to foreclose "wvs w-" t3ie teachers, the principal to keep all my customers! So I III I MIT 1LIHI1I flllllllll I'.IIINH ailHIIMHI. " m-- j - --- -- - - you and each of you as defendants, the certain tax lien on tbe following de- ": me supennteiWeirt. Ihrougb his That's wby I xvas fightiu that theev object and prayer of which said peti- scribed real estate situated in Lan- classmates his fame went abroad so in Nealy. He's Imjou stealin' my cus tion are to foreclore a certain tax lien caster county, Nebraska, to-wit: The that the teachers were Interviewed by tomers. So he has!" with a Ball and ontne lollowinff described real estate, "V"ra " ,lV Vi , .xi J anxious parents who feared that ius injtrrcd air Krrr, '" ,. ;,rr"" ? :" slx w; which saw tax ob. in"uenc upn other cluidrett w 4i ter (n e a) of section thirty-five (35). tained by plaintiff by purchase of ad. Which it doubtless was, for the abruptly. in Tmvnhin tivolvo li tt.inn riv said above described real estate at prune cause 01 nil tue trouble lay in "Couldn't! mother have a doctor?" Too. noor!" Inrnii-mllv tM. which said t.ir lion iras oht.ninpil public tax sale for the delinquent the fact ithat Jacky Insisted tihat it And thru T .. MV ... ,i.. by plaintiff by purchase of said above JfJ"ijSi """ Ws inalIenabte riB to stand un" ometMnir vehement under his farelSiSSJ-? St? of 'S JlubseouenSeTfore dw the -oo windows, witfcin breath. altiestod iZte SS ySrS4,S y I893 a"d ". the time for re- hearing of his horrified teacher, amt "Take me homo with you! Now!" the payment thereafter of the subse- demption from said tax sale having turn the air all shades of sulphurous he said. quenttaxesfor the years 1895 aand 1806 expired. That there is now.due plain- blue. I regret to say that Jacky had The doctor had known Jacky since the time of redemption from said tax "Pn " lie . tne .s"m f acquired a most repreliensTWe habit one snowy day the winter before when iio hirino- ovniiWl That iWp is $130.89, which amount draws interest . . , -m ,,, " utiorc wncn not duInliS uoon s?id taTlien' at the rate of ten per cent per annum of "'" ProfaTCe languago wxtt, a he had asUed permission to warm his rs of $U0 40 whlch amoS '"m this date. Plaintiff prays that vigor and effectiveness that made him hands at the radiator in the offices- draws interest at the rate of ten per in default of payment of said taxes, the at once the pride and despair of his when he brought in the morning pa- cent per annum from this date. Plain- abovedescribed premises .. .... o 4i 4Vtt ntnAiini luck W be sold to "gang." In his line Ihe was an artist ier. Struck by the bright, glancing. ..- .... o4ifw 4m nrnAnnt Ilia h-im nrtyl Tifi - .... - tiff prays that in default ol payment "T""'": """" ""- "" """ "-" and when he "turned loose," courd be shrewd grey eyes Ins infantile milp m tnvK h nhnw ilpfuriheA the defendants, and each of them, be ,. . . .... . ,, . ,, . . ' """. mue, ZLZaL ntSld to saSv theount foreclosed of all right, title, interest relic1 1,non to annrhdate everj-thing so sadly inconsistent, and his intelli. durhiSi d M tS defondantTTd and equity of redemption in- said wiBhin ear shot. ILs ctompionship gent questions, the doctor, half un- each of them be foreclosed of all premises. was fully established, not only by the conscious of his own purpose, had right, title, interest and equity of re- . ou are requirea u answer earn pe- mdisputa'ble superiority of ftis voca- kept am eye on him ever since, con- demption in said premises. You are required to answer said October, 1898 petition on or before the 10th day of October, 1898. GILKESON & BEESE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. GILKESON & REESE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. TO CALIFORNIA And North Pacific Coast Points take the ( First publication September 3.) 4. In .the District Court, in and for Lancaster County, State of Nebraska. Notice to non-resident defendants. James A. Devore, Plaintiff, vs. Lin coln Park Association, a corporation; Illinois Trust and Savings BanV, a cor poration1, et al., defendants. 23 241. To Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, a i-ornoration. J. A. Weart. first name to plaintiff unknown, Christopher C. OR PAT" Wolf and Mrs. Christopher C. Wolf, U1VL,A ' first and real name to plaintiff un known, and Amoskeag Savings Bank, a corporation. You and each of you are .hereby no tified that on the 16th day of August, 1898, James A. Devore filed his petition in the district court of Lancaster county, Nebraska, in the above entitl ed cause against you and each of you as defendants, the object and prayer of which said petition are to foreclose a certain tax lien on the following de scribed real estate situated in Lancas- -,.,. T T-m -n-vr at o.-r- ter county, Nebraska, to-wit: The BEST LINE FOR ALASKA southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section two (2), ,in township Send at once for a new b,der of tfae nine (9), range six (6), also lot seven Klondike region. (7j,in the northeast quarter ot-sect ion u you want to net a farm in Kansas bulary.but by the indiscriminate up- stituting1 himself mentor and friend plication of Ms lcirtl, dirty little fists, to Jacky's intense pride and satisfac- So Jacky took the constant objec- tion. Aiming snowballs and mud at tions made by"theteacher"againsthis silk hats was a favorite diversion with mode of expresing his thought, as dis- Jackj-, but he gave Sam Slick a drub- tinot infringements upon his personal bing lie never forgot one day when liberty and forsook the halls of learn- he saw him prepare a snowball ex- ing with much ostentation and ami in- pressly for the doctor's tile, ward conviction that the institution "I'll lenrn you to insult a friend o with which he had been! connected suf- mine!" "I'll learn ye" was his favor. fered an irreparable loss.. The following Monday found him again on- the street yelling "Extry! Extry! All about the big fire. . try," with quite bis old mettle. ite remark (expurgated) on such occa sions. The doctor had always had a care- Ex- fully concealed admiration for Jacky's In- independent spirit. In spite of his ROCK ISLAND Elegant equipment. Pullman service. Chair cars free. Through service to California points and Portland, Oregon, in Tourist "Sleeping Cars. three (3) in township nine (9), range six (6). Also lot eighteen (18) in the northeast quarter of section three (3), in township nine (9), range six (6); which said tax lien was obtained by plaintiff by purchase of said above de scribed real estate at public tax sale for the delinquent taxes, with interest, penalties and cost for the year 1893, and the payment thereafter of the subsequent taxes for the ye-rs 1894 and 1895, the time for redemption from said tax sale having expired. That there is now due plaintiff upon said tax hen the sum of $476.14 with II BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. If you interest thereon at the rate of ten per are willing to work, we can give you cent per annum from this date, employment with GOOD PAY, and cidentally he "licked" two or three general air and reputation of "tough boys -who presumed to be impudent ness." He liked the boy. He liked because of has temporary absence him better when he came away from from business and gave them a lin- the rickety old house where Jacky's ROI ITF I'-'stJc dressing down, calculated to family lived. . strike terror to their hearts. It was not so far away. A brisk "I'll show ye, ye impident ryin' lit- walk of ten minutes from his office, tie sneak," he remarked with more He wondered wiry he bail not gone emphasis than politeness, and- with before, as we all wonder at ourselves elaborate accessories, "to steal a when we have done a good deed for man's customers whale he's away on its own sake, that we do not give our- 'Ls vacation rakin' a well earned rest, selves the pleasure oftener. I'll show ye!" . There was the mother, a weak, frail, The boy underneath; though down, creature, half dead with bronchitis was not subdued. BTe struggled and and two children younger than Jacky. wriggled till he got 1iis head- free from These constituted Jacky's family which, as he importantly told the doc- "IIo!" he gurgled. "Vacation! You P. A. been goin' to school that's where you been1. Got turned out too. Ho! Ho! Vacation. I know " But whatever he knew it ended in Jacky and secretly hired Nealy to seek a smothered exclamaitioik. In fact another corner on which to cry his Jacky smothered it. papers. And it was astonishing the At this interesting juncture a tali number of gentlemen Jacky met who portly man with, a placid face and wanted a boy about his size to run on prosperous air, came around the cor- an errand, and the number of odd ner and .hove down upon the belbger- Jobs that came his way. These eked eats. They were however, too inter- ou his small earnings and it really ested in the business of the moment was marvellous when you come to Oklahoma or Texas, send for our T?.L-.r'o fi, ;!, .v , T : : c-ij jj .-j . .......... ..j,.... -...v.. rjiuigiauuu iuiuh. auurras JOHN SEBASTIAN. G Ch:Hgo, III. tor he was "bliged to support." After that the doctor bought a dozen papers every morning "for friends" he explained vaguely to keHts mefdlS!iefLtltid you can work all or part time, and at lo notk his approach. He readied think of it, how far tiie money went, premises maybe sold S satfsfy Se home or traveling. The work Is light out a strong hand and' catching Jacky Jacky had arranged with the grocer amount due him, and that the defend- and easy, ants and each of them, be foreclosed etc., to Write at once for terms of all right, title, interest and equity of redemption in said premises. You are required to answer said pe tition on or before October 10, 1898. GILKESON & REESE, Attorneys for Pla.ntiff. ( First publication September 3.) 4. In the District Court in and for Lan caster County, Nebraska. Notice to Non-Besident Defendants. James A. Devore. Plaintiff, vs. Michael Bannin and Mrs. Michael Banian, his wife, first name unknown, IHE HAWKS NURSERY COMPANY Milwaukee, Wla. HALF BATES TO ST. LOUIS. On October 2 to 7 the Missouri Pa cific will sell tickets to St. Louis and return at one fare for the round triD. account of Fair and Veiled Prophets scamp? rarade, good until October 9. The Ne- for two weeks. Come over to my SViTA.'tSS -office and an account ureel! berths or further information call at Wha,t yu UP to? nh.?" city ticket office, 1039 O street. Jacky grinned and trotted along F. D. COBNELL, C. P. & T. A. cheerfully, by Dr. Stoweh's side. by the collar, twisted him loose, heCd on the corner to run an account, and him out at arms length and. shook when he settled his bill on Saturday him. aight, he was often surprised that it "You little vagabond;" he said pla- should be so small. But the grocer cidly and pleasantly, as if paying a assured him it was all right and Jacky compliment, "how many more fist was sufficiently happy-go.lucky in his fights am I going to drag you out of? disposition to take the goods the gods Where "have you been, you little provided and not press home too many I havn't seen a trace of you questions. Meanwhile the doctor filled the role of guide and counsellor and idol pri vate and particular to one adoring worshipper. Feeb'ng the responsi bility of his position, he undertook to J i i -i t,;' ,