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The miiwrsninwi ii"Tt or kivi- ihm
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W. I. o t-i 1 m Ms Co,
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Tim Cotirlir ciiii lln I'oiniit lit
Hotel Lincoln News Stand.
Windsor Hotol Nowh Sfnnd.
Ciipttul Hotel Ntnvii Stand.
Ilod Dudo Cigar Stoin, 1020 0 St.
15tl. Young, 1207 O St.
Clason, Fletcher St Co., 1120 O Bt.
Moore's Nowh Stand, 118 Bo. 11th St.
Couhikk Olllce, 1201 O St.
Aichlo EiiBlgii,2l7 So 11th St.
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INE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING.
The Courier Publishing
coin puny Ih prepuied to do nil
klndHot printing, lino work,
especially, nt moderate prices;
ulao engraving, wedding In
vltatlons, calling cards, etc.,
CU and see samples'.
Satuiuiay Moiinimii Couhikk,
U201 Oh) rout.
AMONG THE RAILROADS.
Tourist far to f'ltllfitriilu Clieni Hit!,',
Uillrk Trip.
Thy travel from t lie north and north
west territory, tapped The (Ireat Ikiok,
Island route, him demanded service ot
UiIh character, and beginning October o,
tourist cam will leave MlnneapollH every
Thursday morning and join the regular
tourist train out of Chicago every
Thursday uttornoon nt Columbus Juno
tlon, Iowa, ut 11 it. in.
Central Iowa and tho great west h1oki
district ot that state, deiutinds mid will
receive a similar service, and beginning
October 10, a Phllllpn-iiock Island ex
cursion car will leave Albert Lea every
Tuesday morning, ami via LlvoAnoro,
Ft. Dodge and Angus, will arrive at Dob
Moines that evening, and Wednesday a.
id. go west on tho "Ulg Five,' via
Omaha, Lincoln and Dcllovillo, at which
point It will Join tho regular Tuesday
train from Chicago.
Full particulars us to cheap rate
tickets for this trip, and also as to cost
ot berth in tho tourist car cheerfully
given on.applicution to any Great Rock
Island route ticket agent, or agent at
coupon stations of connecting lines.
Jno. Skuahtian, Q. P. A.
Ciiioaoo.
Moving Smith.
Convenient markets, good soil, pure
water and excellent climate aro advan
tage to bo considered when looking up
a home, business location, farm, etc,
Maryland and tho Virginias afford these,
with many more advantages. Improved
farm lands, adapted to stock raising,
dairying, grain, grass and fruit growing,
can be obtained nt low prices and upon
easy terms. Thriving towns Invito the
merchant, mechanic and business inn.
Abundance ot coal timber, ore, water
power, etc. Frco sites for manu
facturers. For furthor information, address M. V.
Richards, Land and Immlgrntioi Agent
B. & O. R. It., BulHmoro, Md.
The Union l'aclllo Cut Hates.
Denvor, ono way 9 0.00
Denver, round trip , 20,00
Pueblo, Colorado Springs und Cheyenne
the same rnto.
Chicago, ono way.... 9.15
Chicago, round tri , j , 11,55
St. Louis, round trip 10.05
Full information cheerfully given at
1014 O street, southwest cor. O and 11th.
J, T. Mahtin, K. II, Sloshon,
City Ticket Agt. Hen. Agt.
The lnli(ii luclll t'licaii Itulm.
Only 830.00 llrst class toOgden, Salt
Lake, Helena, Spokane und Portland
Ore.
For full particulars call at city ticket
oillco 1014 O street.
Thu llft Ijiunlr'
Townsoiid Plamaudon proprietors, -208
O street, telephone 579,
(miilfMiiriJ row Wr Vitfr.)
to he seen In 'Thereso' Friday night, and
that's nil thoro in of It."
Calling it bell-boy, MIps Lewis lind him
open a bottle of beer In her room. She
drank a glass of this with apparent
relish, For ten minutes she told of how
well she had been treated by newspaper
men how Colonel Alden J. Hlotheii, of
Minneapolis, had devoted considerable
rpncii to telling of her abilities, and how
Major Ultllnger, of St., Joseph, had given
her an editorial, Interview and criticism
and free ad. all In the same Issue of his
paper.
"How long have you been in tho busi
ness, young mini?" sho asked, and with
out waiting for a reply she went on: "1
have never met you before. 1 have so
many friends among the newspapet
men."
As the icporter wentaway Miss Lewis
called after hlmi "He sure now and
state that I will play 'Thereso.' flet It
in If there is only o. e line of it."
Inquiry at tho oflleo ot tho hotel as to
who sent thu telephone message wiu
answered by thu statement that it war
done by direction of Manager Marston.
He sat In tho corridor while tho reporter
Interviewed Miss Lewis.
Tln r'ar Vt.
Whilst vniit In n ilny-ilrenm hut Intel)
Ami lutiniiilnit u souk of nif youth ,
1 vk with a stiirt us I fitthom'il
Tim depth of Its inoiitiltiu ninl truth.
Thu iiitnntrul kmik louilly ot freedom
Of KlnrlM of Inwls far nwiiy.
TImiiikIi ejele" linvn waned slnco t hi'iiril It
It wIkiIoiii In intint lotlny.
Coulil 1 mill n word tolt roiinxpl
Tor iMialiiR of Borrow nml imlu
It inlulit ho llmt clillilrou tuilHirn Jt't
Mhtht sny I IiiiiI not lived In viiln
It inlitlit Ihi that imiin honest toller,
hen cnlloil on to lay down bin loud,
MIrIiI hit' mo for itrlvlmt, thoouh feehly,
In helplim to point out tho road.
l' imped throimh n country ot hoiiiIith,
(lned horewnrd nml tliorewnril until
My ejen linourown dim with emotion,
My heart In Its pluce. Ims hIimiiI still.
Willi vlitni of heiilth, penco nml plenty
Around me wherever I roiun
My HioiikIiU hnvo recurred to tliundiion
AIkiuiiiIIhk on all ildes nt home.
Ye tollerf In nlley, In cities,
Yo wenry, oppreM'd nnd down tnul,
Leave uln, ilinmo nnd sorrow holilnd jou -
do out nnd slinko linmls with your (lod.
Why uronn undor liunlcnn that lirenk your
Why clamor nt plumles who rulaT
Why brent ho but tho nlr of contnitlonl
Why listen to dogmas that foolt
Let bluo skies nlxivo bo jour temple,
(Ireat Nnturn your truthful blub priest.
Tho enrili "In Its fullness" will servo ou
A rich ud bountiful feast.
Why toll, for n inls'rablo plttanoo
lu ntmospberos laduu with Kiillt
When miles upon miles wait Ilia tllllnu
And cities aro still to bn built
In lands where to labor's n blesslnu
In lauds of perennial sun
Whero Nntum meets mini open handed
l'njlnif five-fold for duty that's doiiol
From fruits of tho earth eat In plenty,
Drink ntr from tho mountains with zest
Your hearts will urnw stroiiRcr nnd llRhtor
Work honestly (lod does tho rest I
And It It bo truo ns It's written
Thnt Ood "In His ImtiKo" mudo man,
do emulate him I Croato sumotlilnu I
'Tin action will swoolen life's spun,
'Tls honesty leads men to labor,
'TIs labor wins honor nnd pelf.
Striko out for this now "Land of Promise"
A destiny carve for yourself,
f hen bonor'd by nil who surround )ou.
In homes 1 lint your own bunds liavo mnile,
Tim sunsot of lifo yon can welcome
Your debts to your Maker aro paid.
J. 11. Uarncs, American Theatre.
'ESULTS OF ENVIRONMENT.
How is I'lillosnptilrnt lllsroursn m Horn
of the. Tlnilillly nt u Uiiuttwuoits Couple.
! It did not tnko u closu observer to pc
that they were from tho country. Hi!
tall mid lean llgure was adorned with
an ill fitting suit of clothes, ntid lilt
Inrgo, clumsy boots were still covered
with tho dust of country roads a sight
so keenly appreciated by tho courtcom
bunko stecrer,
Bhe had rosy cheeks nnd was plump ol
figure. Had sho worn other than n red
dress nnd not nn old fashioned bonnet
with green ribbons, sho might hnvo been
termed real pretty.
They stood in front of tho AstorllonM
looking about them in n dazed sort o(
way. Evidently their doslro wnB to croRt
tho street, but tho long lino of truck
and wagons, tho cnblo cars with tliolf
incessant clanging nnd tho nolao gen
erally caused thorn to hesitate.
Presently sho clutched him by tho arm
and nnxiously, oven nervously, looked
into his faco.
"Mercy, John, let's go back tor hum.
This nolso Is too much."
"Ycr right," replied John. "Can'l
stand it myself."
Bho clutched his arm, nnd with hur
ried steps thoy proceeded down Barclay
street.
A party of gentlemen on tho stops ot
tho Astor Houbo had been watching th
couple and overheard tho remarks passed
between them.
"That shows yon what effect environ
ment has tipon peoplo," said ono philo
sophically. "They wcro brought up In
tho country, where probably no mur
mur of tho business und commercial
world over found its way. To them the
lazy wind sighing among tho branches
of tho trees, tho singing of tho birds and
tho running waters of tho brook form an
important part of their daily lifo. They
would bo unhappy, even in tho grandest
palace, without this simple yet beauti
ful muslo of iiuturo.
"Yet how different it is with me, add
undoubtedly with you nil I I tiro of the
country in n fow dnys. To mo tho scene
before us now is as inspiring and beauti
ful ns liny I over saw elsewhere. Tho
rumbling of tlio vehicles over tho pave
ment, tho clanging of tho bells, tho hiss
ing of steam, tho hurrying feet and the
unceasing r.oiso of bustlo and business
all cotnbiuo to make ono grand sympho
ny that my ears never tiro of hearing. I
can work nnd think the better for it,
butworo I banished to somo rustio sccno
work would cease, inspiration would
lenvo mo, nnd I would oven bo unhappy,
longiug for tho busy environments of a
city liko Now York.
"As it is with individuals, so it is with
nations, with kingdoms, empires and re
publics. Their characters, their traits
and their nationalities can all be traced
to their surroundings, and I believe thore
is nothing in what wo call human na
ture that is not a result of environment.
Chango tho universe, tho customs and
manner of living, and, mark my word,
you change human nature."
Tho philosophical gentleman looked
proudly at his listeners, nnd with the
bow of an orator retiring from tho pint
form ho Bauntered into thu lobby of tho
Astor Houso. New York Herald.
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When tho robins nest niiain,
And tho merry bobolink
And tho bluebird nnd tho wren
Their sweot notes toROthor link,
Will, oh, will tho svnnto then
Btlll ho talking, do you tbtnkT
Whs ted Ammunition,
I patd two dollars for a tie)
Oh, It wns just immenso,
And then I started for tho shore,
With Ray oty Intense.
Said li "I'll paralyse tho iclrlu
With this most RorRoous tlo)
With thorn 'twill bo lovo at llrst sIrIU
As I walk smlllnR by."
Hut when 1 stood upon tho bench
At Inst I had u lit
liy Joto I Tho llrst Rlrl that I saw
Had on ouo just llko It.
Cloak Dlsnliiy
For today only at Tho Ashby Cloak
Co. store.
A Genuine Philanthropist.
Ono of Now York's philanthropic mer
chants spends thousands of dollars each
year in aiding the poor, but none of his
beiioflciaries ever gets a cent in cosh.
Ills idea is that money giving demoral
izes tho recipient, llo will buy groceries
and pay rent for a distressed family and
aecuro employment for tho wugo earn
ers. Onco thoy aro at work ho tolls
them that ho considers it u moral obli
gation for them to refund, ut any con
venient season, tho sum ho has expended.
If they do, he regards tho caso as a tri
umph of Bolt respect. If thoy don't, he
finds somo excuso for them in his own
mind and keeps right nn at his Bolf ap
pointed task. Lust whiter he hired a hall
in the Hobrow district down town, en
gaged a competent teachor nnd provided
number of Jowish girls with free in
structions. No proselyting was attempt
ed. Indeed not a word was said about
religion. Tho girls becamo greatly in
terested, and their brothers begged for
and obtained admittance. Similar classes
are to be established this winter. The
tnerchantallows himself an incomeof $3,
000 per year. All tho rest of the money
he makes is devoted to tho aid of others.
Now York Sun.
Hherlir tutlr.
Notlco Is hereby Riven that
b) virtue of nn
court of the iiiiril JiullcluliIltrlcto .Nebraska,
order of sale Issued by the clerk of tho district
within and for Lancaster county, lu nn action
wherolu Jumes K. Ilaum Is phiintiil, und Chris
nan r. jownseiici in. uuiviuianis, i win in
o'clock p
HMO, tttll
m.. on the 12th duy of December. A. li.
ho eust door of thu court liouso. In I ho
city of Lincoln, Lancaster coui)t, Nelirusla,
ouer tor s.iio ai puoiio miction iiiu ioiiowiiik
II
Lots numbered twelve (12) tutwjiity-two (!)
iclusWo In block fourteen (II). luts twulvo 1121
to twenty-two (!) Incluslvo In block sixteen
A beautiful lino of Fur Capes cumo
b express yesterday for tho Ashby
Cloak Co,
Getting Out or It.
"Dennis, I'll give you a quarter if jou'll
take my dog to the pond and give him a
wlni,1' said a farmer to a native of Krlu
who was in search of work.
Dennis agreed, took the quarter and the
dog and started oft, He entered the first
public house he came to, spent the quarter,
asked the landlord for a pall of water,
which he threw over thedojt and then went
buck.
The farmer, however, uoticed that the
underpart of the dog's body was quite dry,
aud on taxing Dennis with the fraud got
the reply!
"Faith, sorr, that dog can only swim on
Its hack." New York Mercury
Whlta With a Vengeance.
Here is astato of things which probably
not the wealth of tho Astors could' buy
In America. Lord and LndyAllngton
have a place in Dorset known as the
"Whito farm. Everything is accordingly
white. All tho farm buildings, tho
house itself, nnd ovon all tho animals on
tho place aro whito. Rabbits, cats,
guinea pigs, hens, horses, cows, donkeys
and all tho creatures aro spotless.
But this is not the most remarkable
feature. Tho f reo und independent Brit
ish men and maids who till tho soil and
churn the butter aro compelled to attire
themselves in white smocks and white
frocks to bear out the general impression
of whiteness. Now York Recorder.
$25.00 PbUSH GAPES.
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15.00' CANADIAN SBAb GAPES.
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212 South 11th.
For Sunday dinner supplies call ut
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ter, Phone 100.
For tho luteal und noljibyeat cloaks and
capes in cloth and fur go to tho Ashby
Cloak Co.
ThA new Garments have arrived nnd
Appropriate.
One day while his apparatus for deep
ea soundings, by means of steel piano
forte wire, was being constructed, Lord
Kelvin entered Mr. Whlto'a shop in Glas
gow along with tho great Dr. Joulo, cele
brated for his determination of the me
chanical equivalent of heat. Joule's
attention was called to a bundlo of the
pianoforte wire lying in tho shop, and
Thomson explained that ho intended it
for "soundiug purposes." "What note?"
Innocently inquired Joulo and was
promptly answered, "The deep C." Ar
gonaut. An Explanation.
Teacher "For men must work, mad
women must weep." what is tho mean
ing of that Hue, Tommy Figg?
Tommy It means that men has to
work to get money, nnd then the women
baa to cry before the men will divide
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