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The Florida star., 1901-08-02
NOTICE
Of Application for Permit to Sell Liquors,
wines and Beer.

Wines and Beer.
Public notice is hereby given that F. A.
Lesley has filed with the board Of county
commissioners of Brevard county, in the
state of Florida. his application for a permit
10 sell liquors. wines and beer in election dis
trict No. 2 Of sal county aud state; that such
application will be acted Oh by the said board
of county commissioners at their next Tegu-
lar meeting, which will be held on the frst
Tuesday in August. A ID. 1901, at / o'clock in
the afternoon of said day. aud the said board
hereby calls upon any citizen Of such cleo
tion district who may desire to DO so TO show
cause, if any there be, at the said next regu-
lar meeting of said board, why snch permit
shall not be granted to the said applicant.
By order Of the board Of county commits
siOners Of Brevard county, Florida. This the
End day of July, A. ID. 1901.
JOHN X. WALKER
Chairman of the Board of County COmmis-
sioners, Brevard County, Fla.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
Here's Your Chance.

Several strictly high grade bicycles in
drop frames will be sold below cost OH
account of the season advancing. These
are regular $4,000 bicycles, none better
were ever produced at that price. Write
at once to THE FLORIDA CYCLE Co tt
tusville.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02

Mothers who have always so dreaded
the approach of hot weather when they
have teething babe, should not forget
that Teethina counteracts and overcomes
the effect of hot weather on children,
keeps them in healthy condition and
makes teething easy. Teethina costs on.
ly % cents per box at druggists; or mail
25 cents to c. j. Moffett NJ D., ST. Louis,
Mo. >WSa
The Florida star., 1901-08-02

1900

Total rainfall for the week. 2.70 inches
Departure from the normal rainfall for the
week, plus 65 inches.
Departure from normal rainfall since Jan
1, 1901, plus 1881 inches.
HAL p. HARDIN,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Jupiter, Fla. July so. 1901.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all concerned
that six months from date / will present my
final accounts and apply 10 the Hon. A. ID.
Penney, county judge Of Brevard county,
Florida, for my discharge as ex-OfficiO ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Ephraim f. Ad-
ans late deceased. of said county.
j. +. BROWN,
Ez-Offieio Administrator Of Estate Of Eph-
rain +, Adams.
Titusville, Fla, July 18th, 1901.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02

But her beauty was completely hidden by
sores. blotches and pimples till she used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Then they van
ished as will all eruptions, fever sores,
boils, ulcers, carbuncles and felons from
It's use. Infallible for cuts, corne, burns,
scalds and piles. Cure guaranteed. 25c
at Wilson & Sons and j. b. Screven's.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02

The largest floating dry-dock in the
world is now being completed at Spar
rows Point, Maryland, and when finish
ed viii be located at Algiers, La, on the
Mississippi river.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02

Excluding navies. the estimated valu
of the shipping of the world is S294, co.,
900, with all but $67. 900, 900 Of this value
owned and controlled by the nations of
Europe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02

Monticello Seminary, where viii xradu.fs
Tespectively. his son Sanford and daughter
Sorinne. After a short stay at their home.
visit the Buffalo Exposition. retnrnin@
enriy IN July to their cottage 1t Merameo
Best Watches-Mermod 4 Jaccard,s
Miss Pearl Grant Of Quincy. m a. ~.
and Mr.. Richard Bauman. No. - W.sSa
inston boulevard.
Miss Virginia lorraine H..,ra h. 49,
from Washington. q. c., to Annanous ~
attend the June ball and to enjoy me -.
IvitieS OF the week with her brother. 9tsn-
sSn: Tno y q student at the United statss
Arthur J. NJ. Proskauer Of Hote, r-.,,.
LII mas gone to New York for . visit.
Doctor Charles Hamilton Huehe, ae,.-~.
= e q Saturday for St. Paul to attend a.
geons. which convenes there next Wy c%aSs
rology." VI" Neu-
Mrs. J. F: Bigelow Of N-orth.mnr.,
Mass. who Is visiting in the city. n ston.
Tickets to New York and Bostor VI. N.
r0Sr Route give ten days stopover n
Buffalo to see Pan-American Exposition.
The Reverend Father N. J. McLourh,,r
OF Hannioai. NO.. was the guest this TeeF
OI MS FORMER colleague, the Reverend r.
'ner NJ kieity Of the Holy Angels Church
Mrs Horace Fairchild and daughter xr,..
az. a. a. rairchiid: Of Bellport. =. r. Who
guests at Hotel Beers.
Fine Observation-Disclosures 4 Jaccard..
Nine. VirRinia Clara Dunn A.r.s-
~ ana MIS-. Freeland r. Dunn OF No
~ west Pine boulevard, recentIy toof
ler last professional vows as "a reIfxiense
a He. sacr co SSeut'' At the Manhattan Sacred
presided. that preiates niec~ ~
ing the only other sister novice. Nine nm
was Immediately transferred TO thS r1Sr.
vile Convent: South St. Louis, from vrhich
sne was graduated three years go.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. butcher have -.u....
to their new residence, No, 4476 West ~.
gan street. e Aoe-
Miss Mathews OF Hosmer Han a.,..-
on Saturday for New York. and I'm ~
next week for a summer in Europe. S~"
Miss Mary Grimm Of Kansas c,tx 4, v,.n
,nS at the residence Of her cousin. D
D'iseoh' NO. sS1 Manchester venue.
A cabIegram has been received fro~
!. Baer Of the ~Grand-Ieader. annornctc:
us arrival at Queenstown on the steams.
,mor,a- MI Baer Is on . business trim FOR
'ral months in the various cities ~ En-
'opc. 1u-
Mr.: and Mrs. W. H. Buckley of the Fr,rk-
Hotel VIII depart Sunday for . months
tiles. NSse'"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02

The st. Louis Morning Etude held the last
meeting Of the season at the beautiful sub
urban home Of Mrs. Herman H.. Bollman.
wOodlawn. East kirkwOod. Friday after
noon. But few members were absent. and
In addition to many members of the ASSOC
citation there were present quite a number
Of guests from the city. Webster Grove and
kirkwOod. On conclusion of the programme
refreshments were served and the remainder
Of the evening was spent in an informal
way.
This beautiful country home Of Mrs Boil
man was profusely decorated with roses.
and II was the general expression that this
final meeting was among the most enjoyable
on the programme were: Vocal solo. by
Mmes. F. Knight. Frohman. Kennedy and
Oscar H. Bollman. A vocal duet was rem
Bollman: plano solo by Mrs. Davenport.
Miss Adele BOllman and Miss Lola McCraw-
ley. Also a recitation by Mrs. Harry Wag-
geman and Miss Edna Bollman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02

able quarter which shelters the Will
Gresgs. the Sanford Northrups. the
Cherries Hoyles. the Walker Evanses, and
the Edward b. Leighs.
Miss Marie Babler and her sister. Miss
Emma Babier. are among the towns pref
~ visitors this last week. Both young
ladies live in Eldorado Springs. Mo. They
were entertained by their brother. Doctor
T.. A.. Babler. who gave a tea for them on
Friday afternoon at the Planters. Another
young visitor. who is a graduate Of the Con-
vent Of the Visitation. and who conse-
Quently has been much feted by some of
the former students OF the Institution. Is
Miss Clara Langan OF Collinsville. Ill. Miss
Langan has spent much of her time with
her cousin. Mrs. Oliver Langan OF West
minister place. SERENA LAMB.
INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mourning paper. regular Soc quality. for
&c. at Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and
Locust.
The Morning Choral Club were hostcsSes
ON Saturday afternoon at the Artists
Guild private view at Strauss studio from
l to 5 o'clock. Mrs. James l.. Blair. Mrs.
William Funston. Mrs. william H~aTdaway.
Mrs. William Yonkers and Mrs. William q.
Little assisted In doing the honors.
Mrs. James Lawrence Blair will enter
tain the st. Louis Morning Choral Club
and the KirkwoO Morning Choral Club. on
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02
IDENTITY IS IN QUESTION.
Officers Say Defendants Are Rem
resented by ~Ringers.n

In the First District Police Court yest.r.
day morning. when twelve defendants Vere
a saloon at Fourteenth and Msrkef
streets. the officers In the case asserted thsf
some or the men they had arrested were
gave their names as virg1e Green. Ross
Grtmifh. Je6 Robinson. william Han, Henry
Taylor George Isabel. Howard Anderson.
John White and Herman Brown An 81
them had been released on bond after their
arrest.
The police officers were unable tn ,dert,ev
tho men who said they were Wilson and
Bascom. and Judge Sldener ordered their
bonds forfeited Isabel. Hudson snd
Brown were DISCHARGED. An The others
were fined : each.
r. Drep the ~Tsang Meny,
Boston. Mass.. Jun 1.-The YOUNG lGen'a
Democratic Club OF Massachusetts q to
drop the nrSt part OF its name, and hence
iertn 3 known - The Democratic Club
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ssnted with several handsome presents. Mu-
&c ana sociabtlity filled the evening.
AIhong the guests were Mrs. Eila Schenck.
MISS Gatwall. Mrs. Mack. Mr.. and Mrs.
.omstock. Mrs. Stiesmeyer and her. daugh-
Ter; Miss Lille: Mrs; Matte Smith, Miss
louise Eisenhauer. Miss Pauline Eisen-
Ar. and Mrs. Flammger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dienspier. Colonel and Mrs. John Il. Gam
dolfo.
The Misses Mamie AMI Stella Flood OF
North st. Louis gave a progressive euchre
party last Friday evening. The guests were:
mae jennings. Francis Hermsen,
Nifty Malcney. Anna White,
anna Croghan. Elsie Reither,
Mayme W mite. Agnes McTfghue,
anna Newcum. Margaret JENNINGS.
Nellie Maloney, Frances Bockminkel.
Messieurs-
Frank Herber. kleopfes.
viii Newcum. Tom Flood.
George Zeig.er, J. J. Jackson,
John IcTighue, T.. otto.
Harry Flood. Rob Flood.
Andy Govan. John Flood.
Condor Tom jennings.
Prizes we're captured by Misses Agnes
McTiehue. Kitty Maloney. Mae Jennings.
and Elisa Reither. and Messrs. Jake CLIP
ford J. J. Jackson. Will Newcum and r.
Ottr.
The Twentieth Century Mandolin Gun OF
the West End gave a farewell surprise par
ty In honor OF their friend. MIR. f.. +. Fred
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william X. nhardt,
q. Calvin Hodges.
johnson.

The Tally-ho Club will give its initial lawn
party on Tuesday evening. June Is. at No.
30l2 Iaclede avenue. Joseph A. TAYLOR.
Joseph M0ynihan. Stephen Nealon. s. p
Sullivan. James r. Kane and John RYAN
are the committee in charge.
A bowling party was given last week IN
honor of Mrs. Fuegal. who departed for an
extended trip abroad. After the second
Those present were:
Mesdames-
FueGe1. Wackmann.
Joe Blank. Spohr,
Wehning. NJ. Hepschen.
J. A. Wendell. H. Block.
Misses-
Westhagen. Wendell,
Doerr, Buol.
Mrs. L. Soule. who is the guest of
Mrs. Louis Meyer. No. asa Page boulevard.
VIII depart shortly to meet her daughter.
Nrs. 0eorse Cromer. who is with the Ohio
delegation. on her way home from the
christening Of The battleship Ohio. On her
return Ars Soule will leave for the East
with her daughter Ethel, where Mr.. Soule
will Join them. After visiting the Pam
American they WEI spend the rest Of the
season at the Old home. Maple Grove in
Carada.
On Wednesday evening some of Mrs. VIII
liam H. Heinemann's friends gave her a
surprise on her birthday. Mrs. Heinemann
In an active member OF the ma Re-
lief Corps. while her husband r. a member
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. The
occasion. therefore. brought together many
ladies and gentlemen connected with the
too societies 4rs. Heinemann was pre-
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Mrs. II. II. BolIma. Entertai.ed.

selection Of "~Moskowskis" at the close of
the programme.
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Mrs. n. Newman and son. Clarence. Of
East st. Louis. gave . luncheon on Wednes-
day to a few friends. Among those present
were: Misses Lixzie, Annie, Tenie and Marie
Bum. Mr.. J. Bunn. Mr.. Ed Baum. Mrs. 8.
N. Thighes Of this city. and her niece. Miss
Bessie Corby Of Metropolis. III.
Miss Clyde Mussck, whose marriage 10 to
er Saturday afternoon By her two friends.
Miss Katherine Cooper and Wilmuth
Evans, At Miss Evans's residence. in Levin
roses. Each guest was presented with .
card on which she wrote . Nj for IL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02

The wedding of Miss Cora Mullen and
Air. Wallace A. Bell will take place next
Tuesday evening at the brides home, No.
t37% Washington boulevard. Only the i'm
mediate families will be present.
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Monday afternoon. June ;. at the Blai;
country place. ''StancOte" on the Sappins-
A private car will leave the vandeventer
switch Of the Suburban Railway on Morgan
street. just west Of yandeventer avenue. at
turning at go o'clock .. m.
A Missouri Pacific train leaves Tower
Grove Station at 40 p. M, reaching Oak
land Station at 40.
Mrs. william Forsyth and Miss Forsyth
have sent out cards for Thursday. June ..
at their home In WOodlawn avenue, Kirk
wood. Miss Harriet Hunt Whyte will as
sist.
Doctor f. A. Babler Of No. 618 North Eu-
cid avenue. assisted by Mrs. A. c. Stewart.
gave an informal reception at the Planters
Hotel Friday afternoon I'm honor OF his sis
sorinrs. Mo. Ma Emma sabler was grad,
uated last Wednesday evening from the
Christian College Of Columbia. Mo-. and the
days before returning to their home. Among
those who attended the reception were:
Mesdames-
A. c. Stewart, Hattie Williams.
Charles Witter. William X. Ilhardf.
John GOrse, LOewensteiD,
NJ. Shaw. William Crooks,
NJ. Saunders, John Smith,
J.. N. Durp Durdy. Wolff.
l. A. Young. Mccarthy,
n. l. johnson. Leonard,
Ira WEIGH. Frank Tyrrell.
Misses
Margaret Sparks. Anderson,
Carolyn Gr.dwohl. Oivae Moerschal,
6ummerfleld. Olga Mueller.
Edna Summerf1eld. Frfeda Hoffman,,
Oovfe Wiener. Margaret Tiechner,
Young, Green.
Mabel LANCE,
Messieurst
Edwar L Pree- william X. nhardt,
torius, e.. Calvin Hodges.
John Green, Jr., johnson.
One OF the events of the week was a
carnation party and china shower" given
BY Miss Jessie Floreth of the North Side,
In honor Of Mss Maude Genung. whose mar
rfage to Mr.. c. Bleumeyer will take place
early in June. Pink carnations were used
and PRICES We're captured by Miss Annie
Retss and Miss Edith Buie. Among the
guests were:
MissesN
Maude Genung, Geneyieye For
Jennie bearosiey. Cornelia Beldsmeier.
Edtth buie. Sadie Smith,
Annie Reiss. Dora Wetterotb.
Matte Smith. Emma Collier
Linda SchlOeman.
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toyed.
Among those attending were the Misses
Mabel Clark. Jennie Schoekel, Sally Moss,
HuSick. Dora Andrews. Lavina Fun
SICK. Ida and Hattie Edmonds of Mexico,
MO-; Julia Hartnett. Cecil Evans and Ruth
Mrs. Herman Hensier Of the South Side
Save a luncheon on Thursday to a small
number Of friends.
mrs. 3. n. Hughes. No. 1918 Ohio avenue.
entertained a few OF her friends Friday
evening In honor Of her niece. Miss Bessie
Coroy OF Metropolis. Ill. Those present
were: Mrs. n. Newman and son. Clarence;
Misses Lizzie. Annie. Tennie and Marie
sunni: MIR. J. Bum. Mr.. Ed Baum. Mrs.
MurreiI and daughters. Misses Jennie ana
susie Mur.ell: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hensler.
.lrs. Peter Moskop Of South Thirteenth
street gave a "kafYee' in honor of her sis
yer. Mis- Elsie PAUL.. who will be married
June 10. to Mr.. Will r.. DeYong Of Webster
Groves. Piano and vocal selections were a
feature Of the afternoon. Among those pres
emf were.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02

Miss Jeanette Desberger Of Lafayette
Sicher on June IS. at the Union Club.
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Miss Elisabeth Clyde Musick, No. ass
Cook avenue. Is to be married to Doctor
Elmer Patten Porterneld on the evening Of
June 4.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02

I ricks, who departed for Washington, D. c.,
Thursday, May 30! The guests were as FOL
lows:
Misses
| Bertha MILAN. Ethel Fitzpatrick.
| Birdie Harris. Estelle Wfnhorst.
| Eff1e Taylor, Lucille Grandtean.
| Hazel Scott. Bertrix Grandjean.
Frances Winhorst.
Al L ih as"s:;;. 5;F Z. f R:;,sy:
J. Corlin. L. May,
W. MILAN, IL. Wingo.
T. p. Maness.
Miss Susie Braun Of the South Side gave
! a linen shower last week in honor OF
| Miss Emma Metz. who Is to be one Of the
early June brides.
Among those present were:
Misses
Margaret Campbell. Fanny Fisher.
Lydia Metz. Hilda Rosenberg.
Pauline Kline.
Miss Nancy Gerard was one of the cast
in the Nance Oldheld' production given 10y
Guy Lindsley's pupils last Thursday e.en-
Miss Gerard has decided talent and ex-
poets to study nj work Tor the next
few years.
A bowling party. chaperoned by Mre. H.
]. Sparks. was given last Tuesday evening
in honor of Miss Katherine Houck OF Han:
nibai. NO., who In visiting her brother and
sister. Mr.. Richard c. HOuck anu Anna W.
Houck. Of Oregon avenue. Lunch wal
served after bowling. The following were
present:
Misses
edna Chase. Marguerite Major.
Katherine Robert Marie Gray,
son. Katherine Houck.
Emily Tolkacz. Anna W. Houck.
Ida Gray,
Messieurs-
Oscar J. Gray, Andrew Mclean.
8. Chancellor. Martin Hansen.
I. Smith. Robert Chase,
W. J. Sparks. Richard {. Houck.
A party was given last week In honor. OF
Miss Carrie Henner. the occasion being her
birthday. The guests were:
Misses
Viola Saurbraun. Lottie Shank.
Helen Saurbraun, Lena Bircher.
Corian Belts. Amelia Bircher.
Mesdames-.
Emil f. Henner. Henry MacBride.
Carrie s. Bircher. Louisa Mckeever.
Messieurs-
Willie Cook. Jacob Scheer.
Paul Mason, Henry MacBride.
James Joseph, John Henson.
Albert Koch. Julius Henner.
Emil Henner. William J. Junghaus.
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WEDDINGS.

Mr.. H. H. Merrick Of the Merrick, Walsh
q Phelps Jewelry Co. is now with the Mer-
mos Il Jaccard Jewelry Co.. where he will
be pleased to have his friends call on him.
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5Os9 Raymond avenue. celebrated the sixth
birthday Of their daughter Marian Friday
afternoon by giving q children'e party.
Their older daughter, Edna. assisted by
receiving the guests. kindergarten eongs
and outdoor games, directed by Mrs. E. p.
West. were enjoyed and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Daniel Green and the Misses
Edith Henry and Imogene Nedsker. The
house decorations were pink The children
present were.
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Mrs. Fish. No. 81 Hamilton avenue. gave
. musical last week In honor Of Miss Brey
Of Waterloo. III. The hostess opened with
0rigg's Bridal March. which was followed
by vocal selections from Mrs. George Bar
nett. Messrs. James and o Rohan and
cradle song on the violin. Miss May Camp
bell and the st. Louis Male Quartet rem
dered . number Of selections.
The pupils Of Miss Ella johnson gave a
recital last Wednesday evening at the home
Of NfA g. J. Keiffer in West Belle place.
A ,large number OF invited quests were
present The following pupils played dur
ing the evening:
tlOes Jennie Sharp. Eme TUFTS, Minnie
Dye, Helen Cady. Natalie and Nellie Wet
eel, Corinne Zilch. During the programme
MIN Elsa Defkho6 and Misc English . n
iscf,ons se tSe eornet. by inesStsi rsCvest.
lioo toAnsoa favored the guests With .
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Mrs. William Forsyth and Miss Forsyth
have sent out cards for Thursday. June q.
at their home in WOodlawn avenue. Kirk
wood. Miss Harriet Hunt whyte will as
0ist,
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Among the early June brides will be Miss
Anna Drozda. whose marriage to Mr.. Hen
~ Bauer will take place next Wednesday
June 5. at the home OF her parents.
Nj. and Mrs. Edward Drozda, No. 4ll2
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Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-
crrst

Mr.. ard Mrs. George H. Robinson. No.
52l7 Delmar boulevard. have given up house.
keeping for the summer and are located at
No. eos Maple avenue
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-09
Euchfed.

"Eliphalet," SAID she, reproachfully.
Il do not approve Of such extravaganza.
Now, when Alfonso calls, he is sensible.
and doee not come loaded down with ex-
pensiye flowers"
Henrietta" said he. calmly. "it is
generally understood that knave can't
win q queen unless he is one Of the bow.
ers.'
you are both knsves," she murmur-
ed, coyly; ''but you are the right bower
and he's left" and with these words
she melted into his arms.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-09
First Pub. Jan. Il, 1905.
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 judicial district of Nebras-
ka within and for Lancaster county, in an ac-
ton wherein Herbert b. Sawyer is plaintiff, and
Rufus Z. Wedge ct al, defendants, will at =
O'Clock p. NJ, on the 18th dayOf February, A. ID.
1901, ut the east door of the court house. in the
city of Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska,
offer for sale ut public auction the following
described lands and tenements to-wit:
Lots thirteen l3) and fourteen (14) In block
three sd of w. H. Irvine's second addition to
the city of Lincoln, located on the north one
half Of the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter Of section eighteen tls) in town.
ship ten tl0D in Range Sevent EAST in Lincoln,
Lancaster county, Nebr, ska.
Given under my hand this 4th day of jan
uary, A ID. 1901.
T. s, BBANsON,
Sheriff.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-09
First Pub, Feb, -
Noticeto Creditofs.-E 1907.

County court, Lancaster county, Neraska. in
nc estate Of Gena Leonard deceased.
The creditors of said estate will take notice
that the time limited for presentation of claims
against said estate is September 2, 1901, and
for payment Of debts is March ], 1902; that
will sit at the county court room in said county
on June I, 1901, and on September 2, 1901. to
receive, examine, adjust and allow all claims
duly filed. Notice whereof is ordered published
four consecutive weeks in The Courier OF Lin
coin. Nebraska.
Witness my hand and seal of said court this
January g. 1901.
ISEAL.l FRANK r. WATERS,
County Judge.
BY WALTER A. LEESE, Clerk County Court.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-09
Acids that are Death to Cholera /.

The acid Of lemons and oranges is
fatal to the cholera bacillus. Even il
placed upon the rinds of the fruit the
germs will not survive longer than a
day February Ladies' Home Journal
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-09

Mr.. Booker T. Washington's Autobi-
ography continues to attract widespread
interest. The instalment contained in
the February magazine number of the
Outlook includes the famous address
made by Mr.. Washington at the open.
ing Of the Atlanta exposition, when for
the first time in southern history a Ne
gro was called upon to speak as repre-
Sentative Of Negro enterprise and Negro
civilization in a great public meeting
managed and controlled by the white
psople OF the state.
(s3 year. The Outlook company.
2s7 Fourth avenue, N. ~
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-09
Preaching and Practieins.

1t is easier to preach a good sermon
from the pulpit than to lead good life
n the pew.-Ssturdsy Evening Post.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-09
LITERARY NOTES.
Early Straws Of Fashion.

The dropping bats will be much see n
in the epring.
Gowns are made long on the shoulder.
yokes and collarettes are run down long
on the shoulders. OF the shoulders are
trimmed.
Tucks will be very much in evidence
the coming spring aud summer.
1t is really too early to tell whether
the Juror for gold will run over into an
other season. We must wait and see il
We feel gold when the summer days
come. Cravats are seen on the new
cloth gowns.
Cashmeres will be popular the com
ing spring. and all the women at Nice
and Monte Carlo are wearing the light
pastel shades in cloth and the pale
pinks. blues and 5eiges, as usual.
Mixed clothes are very much seen
that is to say. black with liberal pep
pering OF white. gray and white, and
pastel blue.
For slender women nothing can be
prettier for the spring than the bolsros
with basque backs consisting OF three
little pieces on each side, one over the
other and rounded at the ends. Above
these pieces Is belt.-Kstharine de
Forests Paris letter in the February
Ladies Home Journal.