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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-10-06
ALBERT WATKINS
Aftor1ey-af-Law.

BILLlNGSLEf BLOCK.
In the District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
j. d. MacFarland,
Plaintiff
William H. Tyler as Trustee No''ce'
for himself, ct al
Defendants.
William Best will take notice that
on the 4th day Of August, 1894, j.
d. Mcfarland, plaintiff herein, filed
his petition in the District Court
OF Lancaster County, Nebraska, against
said defendants the object and prayer Of
which are to foreclose certain mortgage
executed by the defendants William H.
Tyler, as trustee for himself and for
James A. Bailey, lack Hammel, Daniel
b. Stevens, and John Lanham, to the
plaintiff upon the following des-
cribed real estate to wit: Lots number
seven and number eight ISl in block
number three hundred fifteen 1851 Of
Jane Y. Twins Addition to the City Of
Lincoln. otherwise known and described
as Subdivision number sixty-two 1921 of
S. w. Littieis Subdivision OF the west
half OF the south west quarter Nv u of
Of section number twenty four (24)
IN township number ten QO) north Of
range number six (6) east Of the sixth
principal meridian in Lancaster County,
Nebraska, to secure the payment OF a
promissory note dated February q.
1892, for the sum OF $4,000 and due and
payable on the LIST day Of June, 1892;
that there is now due upon said note
and mortgage the sum Of $4,000 with
interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum from the date OF said
note; for which sum with interest as
aforesaid plaintiff prays for a decree
that defendants be required to pay the
same or that said premises may be sold
to satisfy the amount found due.
You ale required to answer said petit
ton on or before the 5th day OF Nov
ember, 1894. Dated September q, 1894.
j. ID. MACFARLAND.
BY Albert Watkins and Charles G..
Dawes. his attorneys.
Sx.pfSNd
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-10-06
COURTNAY l. OPPENHEIMER,
IA Mneys at Law.
luz O STREET.
NOTICE 10 AON.6ESiOENT DEFENDANTS.
First Publication Sept. %.
In the District Court Of Lancaster
County. Nebraska
Henry Atkins
B. Lombard, Jr. ct al.


B. Lombard, Jr.. defendant, you will
take notice that on the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1893. Henry Atkins, plaintiff here
in, filed his petition in the DistrictCourt
Of Lancaster County. Nebraska, against
said defendant. the object ami prayer
II which are to fOreclose certain mort
gage executed by the defendant. Thorn
as II. Hyde and Rachael L. Hyde to the
plaintiff upon lot .. block 2, McMurtry's
Addition to Lincoln. to secure the pay
ment OF certain promissory note dated
June %, 1888. for the sum 100000 and
due and payable in one years time from
the date thereof; that there is now due
upon said note and mortgage the sum OF
Sl29S.7G for which sum and interest
from this date. plaintiff prays for a de-
cree that defendants be required to pay
the same or that said premises may be
sold to satisfy the amount found due.
You are required to answer said petit
ton on or before the 9Th day OF Novem-
Der, 1894. Dated September q, 1894.
HENRY ATKINS, Plaintiff
By ID. G. Courtney AMI Jacob Open
heimer, his attorneys.
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10 Wnlcn tn16 corporation ID at any time
to subject itself shall be two thirds Of
the capital stock at any time issued,
property held in trust shall not be con-
strued as debts; nor shall this limitation
apply to notes, bonds or debentures &C.
cured by mortgages, or trust deed on
real estate Of twice the value Of such
notes, bonds, or indentures.
ARTICLE VII-BoARD OF DIRECTORS.
The affairs Of the corporation shall be
conducted by board of directors of not
less than three (3) or more than eight (8)
persons, who shall hold Office for one
year, and until their successors are duly
qualified, from among whom shall be
chosen President, Vice President,
Secretary End Treasurer. The Presi-
dent or Vice President, together with
the Secretary, are hereby authorized
and empowered to transfer and assign
notes and mortgages, and to release
mortgages for record.
ARTICLE VIII-sEAL.
This corporation shall have a corpor-
ate seal on which shall be inscribed the
name OF the company and its principal
PLACE OF business.
ARTICLE IX-MEETINGs.
The annual meetings of the stock
holders shall be in Lincoln on the first
Monday after the first Tuesday in Jan
uary Of each year, at ~hich meeting the
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Yesterday Arthur L. Day, a son of
Maj. X. ii. Day of Roanoke, was
brought to jail here, upon the
charge OF shooting Bessie Thorpe, a
colored girl al Buchanan, on Tues
day, 10th inst. 1t seems that young
Day, according to reports, was fish
ing with two companions below
Buchanan. They stopped at a
house occupied by a colored woman.
asking a little girl for a drink of wa.
ter, when the mother came out with
threats, 1t is said to shoot. After
moving on distance several shots
were fred, one of the balls striking
the girl. in the leg. The three were
taken before Mayor Wilson who sent
Day to jail and admitted the two
other boys ito bail. Day was
brought to Fincastle yesterday and
last night was bailed by Judge Sim
mons in the sum of $1,000. 1t is
claimed that the shooting was acct
dental. Fincastle Herald
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gress and I'm administration circles
at the failure of the strike. which by
reason of the non-action OF the half
anarchist democrat governor of Ill.
at one time threatened to become a
very serious matter. The Attorney
Gen. has asked for an appropriation
OF 1855, 900 to pay the extra expen-
ses incurred by reason of the strike
by the department of Justice. The
War department estimates have not
been made up.
Senator Allen OF Nebraska, Is the
latest victim of the personal expla-
ton. He told the Senate Saturday
that 1t was not true as published a
few days previously that he had
made monkey of himself while In a
glorious state of intoxication. The
least said about the matter, the
better.
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Grand Debafe-EIoquent sermon. etc.
CLIFTON FoRoE, Va. Jnfv 6. "a
A very interesting debHfe was had
here on the evening of July 4th be-
tween the Blaine Club of Low Moor
and the Lincoln Club of Clifton
Forge, Va. Sui ject Resolved that
the Negro progress has not been
what it should have been since his
emancipation. The Lincoln club
took the affirmative and was repre-
sented by Messrs. w. ID. Scott. p. A.
Jackson and j. III. Moore. The neg
alive was represented by Messrs. j.
Il. Jackson, ID. ID. Craghead and J.
h. johnson of the Blaine Club. At
ter l hour and 10 minutes debate.
the question was given TO the Judges
who decided that an equal number
of points had been JADE on both
sides. The Rotations, essays end
solos by the ladies of both clubs
were very fine indeed. Unexpecting
to all Sunday, Rev. r. j. Perkins
announced that he would preach a
special sermon for the children on
the 4th. Long before the hour for
service the children we're there and
In their. seats. Services opened by
singing after which chapter was
read by Brother John johnson. a
lad OF IL summers. prayer was offer
ed by brother Samuel Dyer, a lad OF
about Is summers. Rev. Perkins
then preached a very helpful dis
course for the children from the
prophecy of Ezekiel So chapter. &c
verse. The Rev. made his sermon so
simple that the youngest of his hear.
ers seemed to fully understand what
was meant by ga new heart" After
the sermon the children gave a liber-
al collection.
Mrs. Ellen Wood of Staunton, Va.
is visiting her mother, Miss Lee Nor
gan.
Mrs. Emily Daniels has Just re-
turned from Louisa, Va, where she
was called to the bedside of her sick
mother.
Rev. r. J. Perkins left Yesterday
for Huntington, w. Va.
Mrs. M. A. Penn of Eagle Noun
tains, Va, is visiting friends In Cliff
ton Forge.
Rev. Cesar Perkins is down in
Buckingham looking after his farm
Several of our young men have
left for Pennsylvania and other re
gions. We hope more of our people
viii read race journal. and since
the Richmond PLANET is q race Jour
nal then read the PLANET.
| UNo.
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COlemanviIle Mineral SprIngs.A Grand
Summer Resort = Property All.
right-The County Clerks
AfidaVit.

In the Clerks office of the County
Court of Cumberland, June 9th 1894.
1, j. b. Fiippin, Clerk of the County
Court, Cumberland County, Va, do here
by certify that deed for six acres of
land was made by Il. T. coleman and
wife to the ColemanvilIe Mineral Springs
Co. dated March, 20. 1892 .aad recorded in
this office. also that deed is Of record in
this Offide to r. T. Coleman for two hun
dred and fifty acres of land upon which
the above mentioned mineral springs
COmpany's property is located, and that
there is no deed of trust recorded in this
Office against the above mentioned deeds
which are recorded. Given under my
hand, this 9th day of June, 1894
j. b. FLIPPIN,
Clerk, Cumberland County Court.
In Justice to the stockholders of the
Colemanville Mineral Spring Company
this certificate of the Clerk of this Coun-
ty of Cumberland, appear in this paper
for the purpose of showing to all that
no deed OF trust stand against my land
on which the mineral spring Company's
property is located.
Any person who purchases stock in
this enterprise will receive value for
their money later on. The income from
this grand mineral waters will be great
after while, as the demands for the wa
ter increasing daily.
This opportunity will not stand long,
and every person wishing stock or lots
will do well TO call at the office in this
county or see our travelling agent.
New buildings going up and bathing
being built. Come one and ali and see
for yourselves, and purchase stock while
the doors are opened.
Signed,
L. COLEMAN,
President of the Colemanville
Mineral Springs Company
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FROM RHODE ISLAND.
Resignation Called For-Our Peopls
Abroad.

Resignation Called For-Our Peopls
Abroad.
NEWPORT II l., July 10th, '94 -
Newport at the present time Is fill
ed with summer visitors. Our race
Is we'll represented Virginia has her
portion and 1t is generally said they
are the best behaved people in New
port county. A number OF ciissatis-
fed members OF Shiloh b aptist Church
are now trying to GUST the Rev. II.
N. Jeter from the pulpit of their
Church They have asked him TO re-
sign.
A council has been called to see II
they can adjust their differences. The
majority of the people outside of the
Church hope they viii for the Rev. 81
N. Jeter is well liked sn our commu..
nifty by both white and eolored.
Mr.. W. A. Owens of Richmond, Va.
Is at the Prospect House In James
town for the summer. Mr.. w. A.
Owens is to marry one of Balti-
mOre's ladies, Miss Charlotte Rich
ardson, In November.
The Richmond Cottages In James
town. r. 1. are doing quite an extern
sive business.
Prominent colored persons al
over the country are well represent
ed. Among the arrivals of the past
week are AIR. W. III. johnson a grad.
uate from Harvard College, Mr. L
johnson who is a student from Har-
ward studying for a doctor, al
so Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Balti.
more. Miss Duggart of Md, Mrs
| Butler and Miss Ednora Butler tn
prima-dona of Baltimore.
Prof. Price of New York and q nun
Der of others. This hotel is kept b,
one OF Richmond's Ladies, Mrs. S. ID
Gaines nee Taylor.
The AfrO-American Club is to
have an entertainment on the 26tl
inst. to secure funds to aid our peo-
pie In the south.
On Sunday last the Rev. NJ. Van
bore preached to the Hope Lodge X
of P. and the Meantime Court ant
auxiliary of the Knights of Pythia
The church was filed to the door
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RACE PRIDE.
BY J. ASDnrw BowLrn.

There is a feeling we sre told.
Which should actuate Us all
In all, that we say or do,
And he who can with boast
or this feeling talk the most,
Is considered by the many pattern
true
This feeling Is termed love
And regarded as from above
To bind, matters not what may be-
tide;
All the people in the land
In distinct andseparate bands,
And IL what is designated "Race
PRIDE
IT'S teaching sadly wrong,
That because do belong
To race that is OF a sombre hue
l must before buy
In the sellers face descry
Marks, that tell of his being a men,
Der too.
It's peculiar to relate,
That the ones, who always prate
lis love makes to them the race so
near"
VI Others their purchase make,
When they could and no mistake.
Get the same from us at prices half
90 dear.
On account of so much talk.
That we should in our daily walk:
Our amount Of this propensity display
Has made it an incubator
Of many a prognosticator,
Who takes ii for a hobby" to make
his way.
There lie a certain feeling of pride,
That cannot be denied
Belongs to one and all, regardless OF
what Race.
Which should be dear as life,
whether IN peace or in strife,
AND by It alone, will we e'er secure
our place.
Show our pride for "self' and 'shome. -
Next our country and state, shall
come;
Determine that with life these to main
tain;
That the nations all may know,
lfneed be we'll give more;
And we then shall their respect most
surely gain.
Why should we expect to climb
To success heights sublime,
by pratiHg on the color of our skin:
For alone by might and main.
BY muscle and by braiu,
Can people OF Race e'er hope to
win.
Our productions should out class
LII Others we would surpass,
On their merit or demerit, stand or
fall.
For our chances are quite thin,
III on race we hope to win,
For the prestige which it gives is
very small.
Much advice has oft been given
Ny the departed and the living,
Wnlch II taken would prove to us a
great salvation.
One, whose death we do lament.
said, Create q Sentiment"
III you wish to be a people among "A
nation.
Stop croaking about the Race.
Fill each well his chosen place.
BY making all OF self that can be made
Rise you then from round to round.
Gain Tor self great renown.
And the Race will be there too" an
other has said.
While the stars andstripes shall stand.
We are each an American:
For with blood have we helped To
make this name,
Then why hunt for oeher cause
TO which to give applause;
But be proud, that we are honored
in the same.
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Support the Planet - The Seminary
Band-EIye Hundred Dollars for q
Leg

BLUEFIELD, W. Va. July 10th, '04
We deem 1t necessary and wise to
say something relative to those that
are now subscribing to the Rich
mond PLANET, one among the grand
est and wonderful race defending
journals of the age. 1t Is indeed a
most important matter OF fact that
every man of our race who can spell
and write his own name should have
this iournalsin their home, 1t will be
the cause of you knowing more
about the business world and what
great progress the negro is making,
publishing every Saturday facts and
statistics that can not be denied by
any other newspaper In theses United
States of America. :
Those that have bought prize tick
cts for two months and four months
we trust with all our heart for your
own good and the benefit of this
country that you will ever hold up
for this paper and help to support It
in every particular by renewing your
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PORTSMOUTH GLEANINGs.
Gone BerOre-ExcursIOn-Church
Matters

Mrs. Sullivan Cox and sister and
Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Richmond
accompanied by Miss Oracle Elliott
OF Newport News are visitors In this
city. They are residing at Mrs. b
Cannon I'll and 100 Queen st.
The Magnolia Pleasure Club gave
a picnic to White Lily Farm Mon:
day.
The Rev. j w. Kirby VIZ not In
attendance Sunday at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church consequently ne did
not officiate at the services.
The North st. A. M. f.. Church has
one OF the best disciplin cd Sunday
Schools we have; It Is under the wise
management of Mr.. j. I. Wilson.
There was an entertainment FRI
day night at Whitehurst's Half for
the benefit OF the Ebenezer Church
under the management of Mrs. Ellen
Lopez there were prizes to be award
ed to Unsuccessful competitors. The
competitors were the Misses Florida
Langley, lola Weston and Daisy
Leake. The latter came out primo
and the secondo came out secondo.
Ii was very well appreciated and the
~-Ae--sot5OA CAOCAOo Aut1uy O1uukc.
There will be grand excursion TO
Soldiers Home, July 18th under the
auspices of the Zion Baptist Church
I. M. G. A. for the benefit of said
church. Go and help q good cause
The North st, A. NJ. +. Sunday
School will give an excursion also at
the above name place on 18th inst.
That being for q laudable cause
encourage 1t by your presence.
Portsmouth people subscribe to
the PLANET 81. so per year, 80 cents
6 months, 40c. 3 months and also
promote the prosperity by your
advertisements. Ii desires cOlored
peoples trade.
There was a meeting Sunday OF
the Royal Pleasure Club at the Tesi-
dence of one it's honorable members,
Mr. Z. +. King. Business of great
Importance was transacted In re-
CARDS OF the coming Anniversary
picnic.
You can have nice cake and cream
when you wish by calling on w. A
Conway, 62S High st. Orders taken
for cream receive prompt attention.
There was q game of bali July 4th.
Sons Ut Rest VS.. Royal Pleasure
Club. 1t resulted In the victory for
the former with scores standing 8 to
IL.
Workmen are fast prospecting on
the New Zion Church.
Miss Sarah Fleetfoot departed this
life July End, 1894 ar the residenc.
OF her uncle. Prof. L. G. Norcom
North st. The funeral services was
held July 4th at the North st A. M
+ Church. The Rev. K. III. Bolden
officiated, The following gentlemen
acted as pail bearers, Messrs. John
w. Connor, John f. Riddick, George
n. Nash, Southall Bass, Edwin
Samson, VIM. Elliot, Samuel Thorn
as and G. w. Walker.
The Marched Neil Pleasure club
gave floral tribute of the Gates OF
Joy and the friends of New Haven a
Pillow. Many other tributes were
received from friends of the deceased.
A portion of the men who were
suspended at the Navy YARD have
resumed work.
W. A. CONWAY.
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subscription without any hesitation.
Don't have the clerk 10 notify you
when your subscription expires.
We appeal TO those especially In
this region that have q knowledge of
such a valuable and interesting news
paper as the "PLANET."
Every colored man in this great
coal region should have this journal
to read on Sundays when you are sit
ting around doing nothing, contem-
plating going into a game of some
kind, or how you can secure some in
toxIcating DRINK, by reading the
PLANET you will see what the minis
ters say about the points. Ii will
exercise and elevate your mind for
higher things In life instead of min
ing coal all your life. The PLANET
will instruct you how TO save your
money for the future II you will only
read the editorial paragraphs, In.
stead of playing cards, playing dice,
and drinking whiskey destroying the
mind, affecting the brain and leading
you to q miserable end
Prof. j. r. Robinson OF the Virgin
in Seminary OF Lynchburg was in
tlO CiJy OUuOi ul4A uSllN6Itu I'll tx
cellent and ! eresting address TO
the Sabbath TOOL at the Scott st.
Baptist Civ h. Prof Robinson
has been In Il nth west for sew
eral months ing arrangements
for the juveDil ,vass band and con-
cert company len has given more
than satisff In this section,
these little bs re q great surprise
to any body matters not how
much they ha Travelled or have
seen in life, eaptivate all of
your seeing, have been well
| trained. this ~ what the Semin-
airy is doing one elevation of the
Negro.
These little 90 viii arrive In the
city on TT In company with
that great Ter and trainer Prof.
u. s. g. Pat SON. They will give en-
tertainmeni "a the 18th, and 18th,
at the Scott Baptist Church.
Prof. g. " iayes, President of The
Virginia 81 nary, has been lectur-
ing In the b west for the past
week or tw was In the city few
hours Sund afternoon. The Prof
came down sra Bramwell on bust
ness. We hop he will lecture Tor the
people of our town before his depart
ure for other points, or to his place
of business.
The Club of True Reformers will be
made to night (Monday.) There will
be 2S initiated.
The club has been organized a lit
| tie over a mouth: and has paid over
$40. 90 for membership fees.
Mr.HR. Young made a flyiog trip
| to Roanoke on business Tuesday. -
Mr.. Young received draft from
the American employers liability In
surance Company, a few days ago
for the amount of $4,000 for the
loss of his leg on the yard a few
months ago.
Mrs. w. X. Patterson will leave on
the 10th for her home at Montvale
Va, also visiting Bedford City,
Roanoke and Pittsburg, Pa, for
two months vacation. We wish her
a pleasant trip.
Yours for success to the PLANET,
W. II. p.
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SATURDAY.
JULY 21,1s94
"And You'll Remember Me-,


One evening IS the sun went down,
Among the golden hills,
And silent shadows. soft and brown,
Crept over wales and rills,
/ watched the duslxy bats awning,
Dip down the dusky lea;
Hearkening heard a maiden sing.
'And you'll remember me-"
"When other lips and other hearts,
Came drifting through the trees;
SIN language whose excess imparte,'
Was borne upon the breeze,
Ali love is sweet and hope is strong,
And LIES a summer sea
A woman's sou. is in her song:
''And you'll remember me-"
Still ripping from the throbbiDp
throat,
With Joy akin to pain
There seemed tear i'm every note,
A sob in every strain;
Soft as the twilight shadows creep
Across the listless lea,
The singer sang her love to sleep
With: you'll remember me-"
CY WARMAN
In New York Sun.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Thomas 6. Johpsul,

Attorney and Consellor at Law
905 Z. Broad ST., Richmond, Va,
Courts. City of Richmond and ad-
Joining counties. Divorce and 9th
or chaDcery matters conducted. Lee
gal documents drawn. Titles to
Property Examined etc. The pa
tronage OF the public is solicited.
Office opens evenings for any who
annot call in the day. Money loan
in sums to suit.
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John Mitchell, Jr.. a brave negro.
While the Bee opposed him at Chi
cago for, the presidency, he is honest.
His only mistake is, he allowed the
session of the convention to be tax
en- up with smoky speeches by impos
tors.
Brother John will be reelected pres
ident II he wants It.
Let us have a big meeting in Rich
mOnd, next September.
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