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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1899)
iran i.ViTTT-'ir-y.,vriaif.iars,;rraatiaTiBsa BTrain - nt if , TTirr ) THE COURIER. In' m l '? r hi j m. J" . K 1 ''-." V t '. tf does the artist follow, having a portrait painted of Brother John. , , "What picture ' she was naked. . , "He is using materials in my posses sion," she replied loftily in a tone which forbade further comment. The portrait was completed and proved a wonderful likeness, more lifelike and striking than the one in Aunt Julia's possession. "Dear Julia," grandmother wrote, "you will be glad to know that if your portrait of Brother John should 'unfortunately be destroy! d, there would still exist a truthful and lasting reminder of him in the picture which I now have." When Aunt Julia stood before this new and disconcerting work of art, there was an ashy tinge to her face, but she rallied heroically. "There is a strong likeness to yourself in thie, Matilda. I did not notice it so much in my picture." ' "Yes, grandmother 'the artist thought able." '" Little Martha was standing near. 'Did' you learn -your -Bible-lesson, child?" "I know one verse.' , . "What is it?" "Pride goeth before destruction." ' My friend stopped and go zed affection ately at the keen eyes apparently watch ing from the frame. "This is that, por trait,' he said. -. "I am afraid I do not understand. What materials did your grandmother poasese?" "There was a remarkable-family-likeness," he. laughed. "She sat for the portrait herself, and the artist added the side whiskers and dress, and altered the hair. Aunt Julia never knew, but later it leaked out in the family. Grand moth er toll me, for we were always very near to each other." placidly replied, it quite remark TO THE FOOTBALL, BOY. A FEW LINES TO TOT HERO OF THE HOUKt Hello! Here you are again, You' great big, huky, overgrown Specimen of-humanify, Football Boy, Football Boy. t ; v . We're glad to see you! You're not pretty"" '"- No, Not a bit! With your nose cap and ear protector?, And eye shields and chin pad, . A nd e fe w other things on You're a sight! ' Yet, Somehow, We can't help liking you! We know you're haughty The Nebraska Sanitarium. T j j, Located at College View, Nebr., offers the following inducements to the tired and suffering public who are seeking Health, Rest and Comfort: HE institution is situated on an ele vated site, overlooking the city of Lincoln, which lies three miles to the northwest, and with wnicn it is connected by an electric street rail way. One of the most healthy locations be tween the Mississippi River and' the Rocky Mountains. A' well regulated institution for- the treatment of all chronic diseases. Water of unusual purity. Bathsof every description, including he Electric-light bath. Scientifically classified dietary. Laboratory of hygiene for'bacteriologi cal and microscopical investigation. Stomach fluids analyzed tics. Aseptic operating rooms and surgical wards. Four physicians, welUtrained, -with large experience in sanitarium medical work. Skillful ment of attention given to the treat Diseases of the Stomach and Digestive for dyepep- System. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lumps. Diseases peculiar to women. Best of advantages for the treatment of all forms of chronic diseases. Incur able and offensive patients not received. Trained nurses for both sexes. For circulars giving rates and further information, address, NEBRASKA AJVI'TARIUM, College View, Nebraska. Ob, very haughty! And that your opinion of the F. B. Is somewhat exaggerated. Yes And, sometimes, - When you get the. other .fellow In a tight place You say unkind things to him ALd jump on him And threaten to tear his heart out, So that we girls up on the grand stand Can hear you. Nevertheless, Football Boy, You'll'do! For you don't sit still And dream Or talk Principally talk Of bow art, literature and politics Are going to the bow-wows. No, You just get in the game And play football And make things rustle! And w ben you get to be a man Like papa, And go up against .this naughty world, You are the kind of a chap That won't theorize, With your hand thrust carelessly in the bosom of your frock coat. No,' You'll get right out "And do things! For you've learned not to be afraid, And to get there. And tbat!s why we like you. Football Boy, . You're all tight! Town Topics. I suppose the happiest day in a man's life is when be gets engaged . , He thinks it ia until the day he geta divorced. Wht'sa laugtjlnjfetopk, dad? The necktie a man'a wife buys him. ' Flint Publication November 184. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR LANCASTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA. In the matter of-the estate of Nancy Jennie Ifcf&Y clccctiKcd This cause comtnsron for hearing upon the petition of Wilmer 11. Comstock, administrator of the estate of Nancy Jennie May, deceased, praying for a license to Mill lots twenty-two (22) and twcnty-foUr' (24) In' block one (1) -ami -lots twenty-two (22), twenty-three (23) nnd twenty four i24) In block two (2) in Central park sub division, an addition to the City of Lin coln, in Lancaster county, Nebraska, or a sufficient amount of the same to bring the sum of three hundred ($300.00) dollurs for the payment of debts allowed against said estate and the costs of administration, there not being sufficient personal property to pay the said debts and expenses. It is therefore ordered that all persons inter ested in said estate appear before me at the court house, in the City of Lincoln, in Lancaster county, Nebraska, on the second day of January, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m., to show cause why a license should not be granted to said adminis trator to sell so much of the above described real estate of said deceased as shall be ncces Bary to pay said debts andexpcnses. Dated this 13th day of November, 1899. Lincoln Fbost, Judge of the District Court. First Publication October 21 NOTICE. Ames AAmes attorneys, 145 south 11th street. In the district court of Lancaster county. Ne braska, The Boston Investment Co., plaintiff, vs. Charlotte A. Dcluney, William H. Hammond, Mrs. Tillie Land und Fred Ilullard, defendents. Charlotte A. Delancy will take notice that the Boston Investment Company, as plaintiff, has nled Its petition In the district court of Lancas ter county, Ncbruska, against you as defendant, the object and prayer of which said petition is to foreclose a ccrtuin mortgage on the East lit ty feet (SO) of lot sixty (60) In S. W. Little's sub division of the west half (H) of the south-west quarter (M) of section 24, town 10. range 6, and lot seven (7) of block eighty-five (85) of the orig inal plat of the city of Lincoln: said mortgage was executed by you to Richard D. Miller -and Wm-E. Harkly, Jr.pn the twentyfolghth day or May. 1894, by them' assigned to the'oia Na tional Bank of Cambridge, Ohio, by it assigned to the First National Bank of Lincoln, and by It assigned to this nlulntin. said morttmaa iwinv given to secure a certain promissory note dated May twenty-eighth, 1894, In the sum of 12,500.00 due on the first dav of June. 1890. nnd thorn i J now due on said note and mortgage the sum of vs,ueaw wgciner wun interest at tne rate often per cent per annum from the tenth day of Oc tober, 1899. Said petition also prays the fore closure of a certain tax certificate issued to Wil liam H. Mendenhall and by him assigned to this plaintiff, upon which and prior and subsequent taxes paid by It there is now due the sum nf S242.K3 together with ten per cent for attorney fee and interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 13th day of October, 1899. For which sums with Interest to data of decree plain tiff Dravs for a decree: thnt the dpfmdnnt tw re quired to pay thejtame or that said premises be nuiu wi nuiiNiy me umuum rouna uue. You are required to answer said nctltton nn or before the 4th day of December, 1899. AHK BOSTON INVESTMENT COMPANY, By Ames & Ames, its attorneys. :p. r ' glee-Range. IS BETTER THAN EVER .. Marin frnm thm vArv tiMt. mitfirlal. Warranted to be a , .T- - -r-J f Good Baker i and economical of fuel. When in want of .a new Cooking Stove ,- Tel. 32 iBUCKSTAFE BROS. MFG.m, Lincoln Nina. First Publication October 21. SHERIFF SALE. Notice Is hereby given, That by virtuo of an order of sale Issued by the clerk of the district court of the third Judlclul district of Nebraska, within and for Lancaster county, In an action wherein Susan A. Roy Is plaintiff, and. John S. Main, et al, defendants, I will, at 2 o'clock p. m. on the 21st day ofNovcmber.A.D.1899,at the east door of the court house, In tho city of Lincoln Luncaster Co., Nebruska, offer for sale ut public auction tho following described hinds and tene ments, to-wit: all of block sixteen (10) In S. W. Wright's addition to Bethany Heights, in Lan caster county, Nebruska. Given under my hund this 10th day of October A. D., 1899. John J. Thomkrn. 'sheriff. Iro MOUNTAIN Route SlJZlfiX Personally Conducted y , Tourist Excursions TO r- I CHOICE OF TWO ROUTES. Scenic Route leave Kansas Gity and Omaha every Friday via Colorado Springs and Salt Lake to California and Pacific coast point;. Southern Bouto leaves Kansas City and Omaha ev.ry v cdnesday via Ft. Worth and 1 Paso to Los Angeles and Ran Francisco. Theso Tourist Cars are f latest puttorn and carried on Fast Passenger Trains, and their popularity ia evidence that we offer tb Tboso lowest rate tickets ure available in the &- Popular full mat Tourist Cars, For full description of this servico and the benefits given its patrons, p.tidress E. W. THOMPSON, A. G. P Topeka, Kan. JOHN. SEBASTIAN. G. P. A. Chicago, III. G0L0RHD0. UTAH. GH1I. AND ORE60K ARE BEST REACHED VIA THE sVsTASaxsiBW. I sat r V. 7 9 pfCTQl Direct Line to All Points WttU Solid Vestibule Trains Daily, daily to Denver and Colorado Call , Two Trains 1 points, Throo Trains dully to Ban Francisco and xornia points. Throo Trains dally to Salt Lake City and Utah poluts. One Train daily to Portland and North Pacific coast point', with diroct connections fur Tacoma and Seattle- For Time Tables, Folders, Illustrated Hooks Pumphlets.dcscrptive of tho territory traversed cull on E. D. Blobbon, Agent. Mft-Puu Ourea Constipation Billiousness, oervouaneaa and III P'"' habit. Action not followed by costive nesa, Doubt UT Try it. Sampfe-Iree-. Drugafsts,256,or addreaa ANTI-PI fc&r OO . Lincoln. Neb- ' DR. LBONHARDT'I m i Jfl