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About Saturday morning courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1893-1894 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1893)
rwn p" THB AT XJXHJyA.1t MOBfclVIlVQ COURIER fH fv V . J r i I E& i - n Ki fc' Hi RS' 't u li't1 &1 Sstt" E.V W Hta IN jpTURDAYMORNINGCOURIER PUDLI8HED SATURDAYS GOURIHK PUBLISHING 60. W. MoflTON SMITH, Gorton and Manaoch. llnlmM Olllon 13)1 0 Hi root. I'lionr S3.I. TKRM8 OP 8UUB0IIIPTI0N! Tun ('m'iil)'.n, cin rnr In mWnnee .. Hl Months Tliron Month., ,.. , , . .. ... $- (I) I 10 . Ml Lincoln, Nr.n., Ofmmi.it II, 18!.'l. .IOK AMI I.I M.I AN. Now (hut Lillian Kiinm-11 Iiiih Hlnrteil for Culm, leaving ilowiih Oiirncim, Jr., world'H fair eouiiiiipHUiiHT (xutirnil, in thin country, r)iiirm that flint lnKiiInlitl Kcntlonian will luivo tlmo to (Uncover that ho Iiiih iniulo an iihh of hliuxvlf anil worked incnlctilntilo injury to the Htaln of Nonritskti in tho matter of tliontutn rxhihlt at tho fair, and iicrliurm hn may llnd tlnio to hand In IiIh rcHlirnntlnn to (lovcrnor CrmuiHo. It la jirotty Into now, but oven at thin day it would ho a very Kfxifl Idea for (lurnrmi to rcHlirn. Thorn uro jieojilo who inlitht foririvo Gnrncnti for laying tho atato niiprnprin tion at Lillian HiihroII'h foot it ho had liccn miccrwful in making a liiHtinir itn prcrwion on thai Mighty vIhIod of lovell new. It would havo boon n hit; nchluvo ment for n Nolirunkan. Hut if Tin: Couiiiru'h ihIvIlth am correct, Oarneau wpent nil our money for nothing. For wo undcrntand that tho notroHH noon tired of tho cracker man, and tired him to makn room for Snndow, tho ntrong man. So thai Noumnku in not in it in any direction. It Oarneau would now forgot Lillian Kucwoll an quickly an nho forgot him, and coiuo homo and hand in hut resignation, nil "would bo forgiven. IIo might then begin all over again, and poMibly ho might make poiuothlng of himself after all. pre that it linn volunteered to iiHhlnt tho munagmont In JttwnuYavdr to keep tho band together during tho coining fwiwni. J) Mould ceilJilnly bo ilelrl nienljil to tho oily to allow tho organism tlon todliibaud now, nhiiil.v for want of Hiipport. The muHlclaiiH, many of thrm excellent hoIoIhIh, woii neloctrtl with great euro, and tho baud wiih organied withgicat labor. It would bo almost iuiotwlhlo lo got tho men together again If (hoy aro iTiiiltlocl to diHbniid now. Lincoln him not given tho bund tho Htip port It ilrwirwrij but tho management feola Hiitlxlled that, had t linen been bettor, Iheio would hao been no lack of encouragement. Ah It Ih tho band wiih called upon for nearly all of the playing that Iiiih been done. Ithanbeen miggcHtcd that, to gto tho public an opportunity to evidence Itaappreulatlou, a HcricH of popular priced concert bo given, and Tin: Cm) it mi belloven tho citlzcriH of Lincoln would gladly on- eourago Mich a project. It might iiIro bo Btiggeated that a program of wiered iuuhIo for Bunday evening concertH might prove popular. Tho band Iiiih never been heard in tliin lino, and knowing Director Irvlno'H ability in oratorio work, tho public woiild'douhtlcHH accord generoun patronage to properly con ducted micrcd conceit h. A "SORTER" MARRIAGE. IIohkwatkii'h yawping doeH not con trovert tho proposition that Judge llarrimm, of all tho candldatea before tho republican (date convention, wiih and in the Htrongcnt man before thu people Tho work of tho ntnto conven tion waH HUch an to reflect infinite credit upon tho wlndom of tho republican party, and there is no ground for opo. nit ion to any of the candidateH named. pore K. ltOHKWATKlt. The republicans of Nobrankn havo tolerated that imp of pcrvcrnlty ycloped Itoaowatcr much too long. For tho Bako of "harmony" Roncwatcr haa been allowed to dinrupt tho party andnprend discord. While howling for "harmony" and "reform" Roeowater linn many times imperilled tho party. RoNwatcr's "harmony" moans Roeo water rule. Ills 'reform" means tho amo thing, Whonover tho party refuses to nubmit to hit dictation ho bolts. He and his paper are no longer repub lican. They cau do tho party no good aud thoy cannot do it much harm. Roeowater has absolutely no. claim upon tho consideration of tho republican party, and it would bo a good thing for the party if hrf could bo kicked out of It, ml kicked"? "M tiud, ho could novor gol ba,cfc T&p party'dAntiul bo puro while Rose vater pollutes it with hin presenco. Rosowator is u hnlftultd, fanatical fraud, making up in intolorublo effront ery and ncrvo what ho lnckn in intelli gonco; ho is an aggravated imitation of thatothcr colossal humbug and nuisance, Pulitzer, of tho Now York Worhl. Robo water is a maudlin, crazy, egotistical would-bo tyrant. Ho is a bigger ileum goguo than old Vun Wyck. Ho is a dis turber of tho public peace IIo ought to feo ciTcctMnlly squelched. Tho republicans of Nebraska ought to muko It their business to sco that tho littlo old man la unceremoniously tired from tho national committee KINItKltflAUTi:K IIANQUKT. Thoro probably never was mich an enthuulastic imlitical celebration in thin city as tho banquet and reception given by tho Young Men'n Republican club Thursduy night. Republicans canio singly and in droves and greatly exceeding in nuin bers, tho calculations of tho committee, thoy tilled tho largo banquet hall in tho Windsor hotel to overflowing. Tho hall wasn't nearly big enough to accommo date all who came. Tho attendance and enthuaianm may bo taken an an earnest of tho temper of tho republicans of Lancaster county in thin enmpaign. Republicanism in thin city and county in clearly in tho ascendent. Tho Young Mon's Republican club helped to nominate tho ticket, and with bo muny youngmon among tho nominees, it was appropriate that tho club should tako a leading part In tho campaign. And tho young men Bet a puco Thurs day night that. will inako tho older follows dance-if theykrop up with tho procession. Tho Introduction of tho kindergarten into romibl can no it cs in thin cmmti'i has proved to bo a very wise thing. Anil 'IIhtu Wnn II IIIk Line or Mttlr I in ctlini'til In Hlnr Ullli, Owing t an aecidenl to tho north Jxnind train wo had to sido track for two hourHiit a littlo Alabama hiunlet. In one of tho eoachen wiih ii wonian with hooii children, the tildeHt belinr unoui uilrleen and tho joungest not over one ear old. A man who had Itoon Bleeping on the lejMit platform finally woke up, and, .after looking at the widow through tho open window for ten or fifteen minuton, ho ntood up and inquired: ' "Owlno down tho kentry, inu'auiV' "VniiB, gwlno down to RnunderBville." "Yo'role mail went down ahead, I reckon." "IIo couldn't, kiiHohodun died a y'tir ago. , "Oh, I Heel Sorter a widder. eh?" "Yuan, Hortcr," shnHlghed after Bpauk- ing tlie Imhy. "A light Hinart of a flock o' hev thnr." "Yiiiih." "Sorter iiioarnln' fur their father, Home fif 'em, I reckon?" "Yuan, moarniu mo' nor Iohb, things?" "An it's Miwerful lonesomn fur yo', I tako it?" "Yiiiih, Horter powerful, but I've, got to b'ar up under it," alio feelingly replied. "Widder, could you como out yero for ablt?" asked tho man an ho whlfted around uneiiBlly. "I reckon I might, If it will obleego." ThreoofiiH ttKik ohargo of tho child ren while she went out and walked up and down with tho man. 'In ten minuton ho started off, and she returned to tho car to sny: "I thank jou all fur o'r kindness to ii widder which won't bo u widdor much longer. Hlm'n gone for a prenchor." "Him" returned with tho preacher in tho courso of twenty minutcB and every- ixxiy icit the triiln to wiinMia nln niiirriago certunony, which took nlaco in tlin frnli-lif !...... rri. ....ii iJ''' ........ .h., iiuuru, JIIU Ullliri) 11UCK Ol eight children sot up a howling as their mother stood up to bo "joined," and sho delayed tho ceremonies live minutes to distribute a supply of shakes and cuffs among mom. Arter thirty or forty of ushadkiBBod thobridoond chipped in 120 in cash as a present I queried of tho happy groom: "CaBoof love at first fliirht. 1,-min. Ioso?'' "Sorter love and wirter children " ho replied. 4i "Havo you any?" "Hov I? Thar thoy bo over thur und ir yo' all don't mind yo' kin BtantL tho hull lot in u row and see how fui&thcy will reach." Wo got both Hocks, in line allex cepting tho baby and thoro wore ninoteon of them. Thoy woro'ntaddlng thoro as tho conductor cried "All aboard." Ilorrll.ln lo Think or. "What a love of u dogl" exctntmnl a mllcr ntn JefTeiMin iiM-nue iiiiiiinIoii m n Imiiillo of hair anil I llibonn trolled Into the room. "Yei, hut Iio'h a dreadful care," nlglicil tho nil.itri'FH oi' Hie hotmi'liold nmlly. "What do jou ineatir" attkrd the vIMtor liiBiirprfKo. "Why, on know I bought MJoii la VixtU lnnt summer, and ho doesn't undent and a wonl of MigllNli, w I Imil n French mnld larhlm nil hint winter, but Iot. lime Mio limldted on iniirrylng name horrid creature, tnd now wo have a French Canadian girl, and nlm worries mo dread fully." "Docs xliu abtiM) hlnij" asked tho visitor Inillginiutly, "Oh, denr, no; she's an kind as can be, nut tliem CntinilliiiiH speak such poor Frviichl .Suppose she should niln UIJoii'h accent! It makes mu sick to think of it!" uoiroll I'reo I'reM. DO YOU. KNOW Tim lliiulit of 1'Uttnry. WST 11 AX'I1IC1IC '11 1 IS 1-rf unSOMt 41oolc of Arilllovy C7ioocl.. rriKoMt Stock of Jllloix. Iiii'isOt Stock of VelvetN. I-rnrKest Stock of V3illiigM. pt ARK AT THE VERY bOWEST PRICES OO TO '1'IIIS Funke's Opera House Corner. TVIIlllior;v tt WholoMiilo SS P Corner O and Twelfth Streets. (11KI Hutlill. "I heard n compliment for you last night, Miriam." "What wm It, UMttef" "Colonel Uronson snlil you were exceed ingly well prw-crved." Brooklyn llfe. I'iik Honorablo Samuel Maxwell should be jtiven credit for ono thing. When Anally put to Bleep by tho iepub lican state convention ho did not insist on waking and kicking up a muss. Judgo Maxwell is not responsible for Roecwator's idiotic gibbering. HMOOTH MAILING. Things are coming so easy for tho re publicans of Lancaster county in this campaign that thero isn't any fun at all. Thcro is so much harmony in tho party, and tho ticket is so generally acceptable, that thero is hardly any thing to talk about. When such a condition of utTuirs exists, thero is always danger that con fidence may bo followed by neglect. It is just as important that every re publican vote on election day and givo his support to tho whole ticket iib it would bo it tho ticket wore strongly attacked and a closo contest woro im minent. It is tho duty of every re publican to voto and every republican can voto conscientiously for every man on the ticket. Thoro is a somblanco of a tight for tho office of sheriff; but Alva Smith will easily win, as ho deserves, it republi cans, will do their duty. DEAERVINd OFIIKAKTVHUri'OHT. The daily press of this city hus re cently manifested a desire to assist in every way posslblo those who havo undertaken to establish that most creditable institution, tho Nebraska State band, upon a solid basis. This is entirely proper. It Is generally con ceded that the state band is an organ isation of which, the city and state may well be provd. It hi creditable to the TIIK CONGUr.SvMAN'H I'MCIIIT. Mrt flrya.li Ib ill tt very peculjar posi tlon. Ho is a politician without a parly. IIo has cimt many anchors to windward, und nono of them ban necmed to stick. Ho has preferred to play to the galleries, and tho galleries havo applauded that is nil tho galleries can do. Mr. llryun, who is not tho most modest man In tho world, endeavored to muko tho domocrutiu party tho tail to tho Boarlng kito of bin ambition; but tho tail broke itself olf, and tho kito after a wild pitch or two, dropped to tho earth. Mr. Bryan mado various threats, but ho will not icavo tho democratic party until ho is finally und effectually forced out of It. If ho cannot curry IiIh point next spring ho will then appeal to tho populists, and seek a nomination for governor, which ho would regard us a stepping-stono to tho United States senate. FOOT NOTE8. Improvement In tiny direction should bo mi couraRixI, nnd tt kWo TiluCouuiut tho ulmoat plunsuro to express Its KrutlUcntloa utthudo cldod ImiiroTonic'nt muntfested ot Into lu tho Mikpo band. Tho appenrnnco of tho Solvation Army bnnd nrouscd tho ce.d of tho niuslrsl or Knnlsntionconnoctod with tho Musoo, nud tho rivalry has resulted in singular benefit to tho latter. Tho Museo bnnd Is n Dnmrosch symphony orvheslrn compared to what it used to bo. Compared to what n band oimlit tobo It is still a niino ot ear-spllttlnc, dUcordunt sounds. Tho worldly-minded iovt, ho. Why sIiiks tho sonir that p.i)s, Now slucls bis lire strlus to tho Ley Of "tho melancholy dajs," Or in tho ebullition of Ills post ivstlvul eriof, l'erchauco ho'll ring tho chaoses on "Tho suro and yellow leuf." Hooil's Pills euro constipation. Thoy ure tho best uftcr-dlnner pill and family cathartic. ' Tho Lincoln Coal company, Io45 O streot, handles till of tho very best grades of unthrucito and bituminous coal. Where lo Buy, Do you know That JfrugitfCo., HQOOBlrcct, Is tho place for Men's and Indies underwear And hoso? Everything reasonable in ThcFo llncB And At tho lowest prices, Also, Ladies kid gloves fefts ?bV y V I 7& I.'"' LADIES, Spend nitic-tcntlin of what men earn. They know how to buy, Mrs. Anna Sutherland Kalamazoo, Mich., had swellings In tho neck, or Goitre ycTwmulJ 40 Years STeatsufferlnjr. WhensliecauglitcoMcouldnot walk two blocks without fainting. Sho took Hood's Sarsaparilla And Is now freo from tt all. Slio has urged many others to tako Hood's Sarsaparilla and they havo abo been cured. Itwlll do you good. HOOD'S PILLS Curo sit IWer Ills, jaundice. v ..ukus( uuwiuneu, sour stoouKb, nat TS HAPPEllEu At hist we're open for business, and we want all the Ladies to have a look at our splen did Children's Department. It is not yet in as nice condition as we will have it, but the clothing is there. If a boy is shabbily dressed he is likely to act shabby. It costs to more to dress boy in the batest;styles of well made clothing than to dress him the other way. We fit a bov out enmnlprolw CI Iitc rimu,., INGS, HAT, EVERYTHING BUT THE SHOES, INVESTIGATE. Largest Manufecturt-rs and Retailer f Clothing- In the World. BROWNING. KING HO i T1 kPRHUsmHH ' R MfwIliVLaiH SBBBjuBbVBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI y" M MBBJHaHHB Mom 9Z) mHIBKSo in Lincoln Coal beit trude. compuny cutcrs to tho Rock Springs Lincoln Coal coal com- Cnnoa City und nice y screened at any. Fruited ico cream soda water mado :om tho nuturul fruit, at Rector's l'hur mucy. , For rutes and ojKndutesof tho Ne braska stuto band or orchestra apply at tho CouiiiKK office, 1134 O street, tele phone Utjti, And cloaks At Krug's All theEO novelties And staples, Prices wuy down Then in dress goods Krug's as usuul, Leads. You ought to Seo tho now stock Of lato patterns And fresh material Visit Krug's 1109 0 Btreot. The Union Iaclnu Cheap lutes, Only 30.00 first class to Ogdon,, Salt Luke, Helena, Spokano and Portland Ore. i For full particulari cull at city ticket offlco 1044 O street. ',! YOU MUST IIAVK STVUSII CLOTHES OUR FALL STOCK OF AND OVERCOATS Aro not Excelled in . . Stylo, Fit und Quality AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES. 17" Just call in and sco thom.'Ej Fin t WJBFEL 1130 O Stroot. lOlsS-ie O SfRDBf. IINCOIN, ZXCB. RuDGg & Morris Co. 1118 TO 1124 N STREET. LEADING HARDWARE HI III HOI IN fflY - -AGENTS FOR THE- WNDBFl A beautifully decorated after-dinner cup und suueor of tho finest china glvon away freo to ovory now sub scriber to Thk ComtiKii who pays 50 cents in ndvanco for three month's subscription. TIicbo cups und saucers can not be purchased for less than 76 conts or 91. Sam ples will bo placed on exhi bition at Tiik Courikr offlco 1201 O street, in a fow days. CELEBRATED OAKLAND STOVES. RICHARDSON & BOYTNON CO., HOT AIR FURNACES. FVlRtilMiES PUT H OH SHORT H0TCE Favorite Oil Heaters are well named. The best Oil Heater for only $7.50 each. JUST RECmVEjD A NEW LINE OF CHMnfcUl SViUS And at prices that surprise all. will not, be UNDERSOLD. Remember that we RnjLd&e te Morris Co, 1118-llSa T TKI35EJX. n For wis la lincola, bj U. MANHOOD RESTORED! ruwur.livsdMbe.WttkelulnewLustHmn SJ:!ILLaJ!i,i;Sn,S'!tSiJ!?!lno'rUfo6ii lw b urrltuM aruBMiitAii la nruislsts. Atkloi IhUke no other frtlSoTS5Mtii!!ffn3tfcBo,1 b.!l Id plslo wrapper. AadrsiiV7M.05J?!!?iBikW.'l-l W.IUtWW SM W..iUULAMllliKR:DSiLSi',,v rurer exertion, vautkruiri-ra n lint., which emdtn InBrmltr. rrnS'.-'SSSRrJ "f? " -V' Ty.t pocket, pt Perb6s. for b,Vi "oreMid 'ii inBwriiwssssrssHie(sivarnniiik. -.. 'BfEKirn BK-Wfta .. ,Rl!S5?V"ifH!HF , NlKblljr Kaiijii'ou. NerroJ.: clo"loufeortobsco.oplumorsJS- wnm earned lu irrl rde er wa UIU nr ' .. T -i .- - . -r ICAVO. ; 1 HaiUAHMUKU, DtswlMs. j V l A Tnnm iffffrrffWMWBSfcsBcs V" ganacwwji ittiiiiiimrnn- SWStWlHWWy.