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STORIES ADOUT MEN.
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR!
How it llnjrctl Invitation llored Larry
Icromo Kiereriliigly.
Jeromo had tho run of tlio aristocracy, nud
It Is told Mint bo took advantage of this to
ploy a joko nt tho Incidental oxpenso of tho
queen. Ho visited Osborno, tho roynl rcsl
ilcnco on tho Islo of Wight, with somo of his
"blooded" friends, and In ono of tho rooms
tho cnglo oyo of tho Joker lighted on somo of
tho roynl stationery. "Oh," ho cried, rais
ing his eyes to henven, "If I could only per
chnnco hnvo ono of thoso crested sheets to
tnko homo to Atnorlcn, how envied would I
bothcrol"
Ills friend thought It could Iks nrrnnged,
nud soon tho joker hnd his prize. Boon nfter
this Mr, Iteuuctt gnvo n dinner on his yacht,
to which n number of Englishmen wevo In
vited. Mr. Jeromo hnd written on tho roynl
dntlouery nu Invitation to, Lawrcnco Ij.
Jeromo to illno nt Osbomo with her majesty
tho queen, nnd nrranccd to hnvo It brought
to him when tho chninp.iguo hnd circulated
long enough to mnko tho Englishmen uu
Misplclous nnd crod.slous. As It hnppcncd,
a real Invitation from Lord Uomobody wns
linndcd to tho joker Just n fow moments be
foro tho arrival of tho bogus ono. llo opened
It, yawned, and looked distraught. "What
is it T' asked somo one.
"Oh, only nn Invitation from Lord So nnd
So." Tho Englishmen started. Only nn in
vitation I Then enmo tho blgenvclopo with
tho roynl seal nnd crest. Tho Englishmen
lunrvclcd. Mr. Jcromo sighed, nnd with nu
incompnrablo nir of uonchnlanco cut tho seal
and opened tho precious missive.
"Well," ho said, "tills is getting to Iw a
bore."
What was Itl Oh, nu Invitation from tho
queen. An invitation from tho queen n bore I
Oh, well, sho doubtless meant kindly, but tho
didn't know how tired tho American was of
thoso llttlo social courtesies', they were begin
ning to pall upon him. And so for half nn
hour ho ran on. Thoy novor suspected a joko.
Spriogllcld Republican.
SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS ABOUT
DRESS AND FASHION.
Ulnts About Brewing little People of
Both 8cxm, Bo They My Ho Comrcrt
ahlo nnit Apxnr t'roprrly Atllfrd nt
Ono and tlio Hamo Time.
Children ought ta havo their small frames
ns llttlo confined as jiosslblo, henco there np
liears no better stylo of making their outer
garments than tho plain or kilted skirts nnd
blouso bod Ice that admit full p'ny to limbs
ami muscles. Thoso blouso suits nro too well
known to require description horo, hnving
been long worn by llttlo folk- of botn wxes.
fUgnlflcsvnt.
"Mamma, tho quandary has como; Billings
has proposed, and Tooxlo, too."
"What shall you dor
"1 nm nt n loss, iimmmn, Toozlo writes
that ho would surround mo with ovcry luxury
nnd mnko his wholo oxUtcnco ono sweet
thrnlldom for n smllo from mo."
"And nilllugsr'
"Unsays ho'svory poor nnd linsbccn work
ing nil his lifo nud iwrcly earned a subsist
ence," "Accept nilllngs, my child. Don't delay
another Instant. A man must bo pretty well
oft beforo ho has III courngo to proclaim his
poverty." Lifo.
laboring Under Blulciiltlcs.
S. S. Cox is tho author of tho bill under
which tho next census will bo taken, as ho
was also of that which called Into cxistenco
that stuicndou3 compilation known as tho
"Tenth Census of tho United States." It Is
amusing to hear him rclato in n company of
congenial spirits somo of tho experiences
nndcrgono by census takers nud gatherers of
ctatistics, which hnvo ci .her personally como
under his notlco or which ho has heard of
through others. Ono of tho census takers in
Now York, ho said, was introduced, after
inquiring for tho master of a certain house,
to u gentleman upon whoso couutouanco tho
map of Ireland was very clearly imprinted,
when tho following dialoguo ensued:
"Will you Ikj kind enough to tell mo your
nationality, slrP
"Mo nationality! What's thatr
"Whcro wero you born? What country
man nro youf
"Ah, now, yo bees wan of thlm chaps as
goes round wid a book for tho names of tho
byes as votes."
"Not oxactly, but I am collecting informa
tion, nnd would liko to know j our nation
nitty." "Collecting Information! Begorfa, thin,
perhaps yo'd botcllln' mo what countryman I
nm yersclf , for I can't mnko it out at all, at nil.
Mo father was a naturalized Irishman. Mo
mother was an Englishman. I was born in a
Dutch ship under tho French flag In Turkish
waters, and until last year, whin I camo to
Now York, I lived In Scotland."
Mr. Cox doesn't say how tnnt man's nnnio
was recorded. Now York Trlbunu.
NO. 1 I.ITTLU UIUI.'H OVEIIALL.
For dressy occasions, gray Is much worn
by llttlo jieoplo, nnd thoso frocks nro often
trimmed with grny nnd gold gnlon. A soft
silk sash, or n sash of tho material in both
cases fringed at tho edges, Is loosely knotted
round tlio waist, tho bodlco being inndo as n
coat jackot, with broad squaro llap pockets
nt tho back. Tho basques aro elongated In a
rounded form to tho hem nnd bordered with
gnlon, so that tho fullness of tho skirt, gath
ered round n jxilnt nt tho back, shows bo
in con theso two sldo pieces.
Relge, bluo and red nro tho most generally
worn tones for children, nnd red or whlto
cuffs, vests nnd sashes nro introduced ns n
trimming on many of tho dresses mado for
girls up to 15 years old. Red vests nnd shirts
nro also much worn, nnd tho color Is often
further carried out by stltchlngs of silk on
tho top of tlio tucks, cuffs nud collars, uutu
cred frilling nud flounclngs of red or neu
tral tints look extremely well. TUero it a
yellowish red flamo color, which ns tho sen
son ndvunccs will appear with grny on many
of tho now frocks for juveniles. Tho ntw
color par excellence Is a moro decldod touoof
brown with ml In It, and tho stylo of tho
Immedlato futuro for children is tho Dlrcc
tolro. Very pretty frocks can bo mado after
this fashion.
Fig. 1. illustrates nu overall or apron for
llttlo girls, that will bo found quite a protec
tion to tho dress worn underneath. It is
prettier in effect than theso garments usually
aro nud may bo worn mornings in plnco of a
regular frock. It may bo mado of bluo linen
or other fubrle. Tho bands and belt aro of
bright embroidery. Tho full sleeves ndmlt
of a dress being worn underneath tho over
all without dlseomfert to tho llttlo wearer.
Not Necessary.
Aunt Eiumollno IJertle, darling, hnvo you
said your prayers?
Itortlo (aged four) No, auntie; Susan said
if I was a very good boy all day I need not
say them; nnd I hnvo been good, haven't It
London Judy.
AVtint Hho Wan toil.
'Tn, do you know that this Is my eigh
teenth birthday?"
"Yes, my dear."
"1'n, I want you to do ino a great favor on
my birthday," and tho licnutlful girl buried
iter glowing fnco on tho )nternnl bosom.
"And wlint is tho favor my llttlo girl
wants r
"Pn, you havo Influenco with tho city
council, haven't your1
"Well, yes, my dear."
"Then hnvo them movo that gas lamp
away from right in front of our gate."
Thus It was that tho fond fathor discovered
that n daughter Isn't a little girl always. Sho
had a beau. Texas Sittings.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
New Time, Tallies In KflVct Hrpt. ilnd.
Trnln No. 1, tho Pnrlllo ExprcM, loaves
Council Muffs 7;!tt p. in., dally, arriving
Denver toroiid day lljlfi p, m.,Ogdin third
day ft sift p. in., nnd Han Frnnclsco fourth day
nt 10: IS n, m. Tinlu No. !K)I, leaving Knusas
City tho sumo morning, nt or about 10 n. in.,
arrive nt Denvrrnt7il0n. in., nnd connects
with trnln No. 1 nt Cheyenne.
Trull No. !l, "Tho Overland Flyer," leaves
Council Muffs Sunday 7;!!0 n. in., dally, nr
riving Denver second dnyllsIKIn. in., Uiiden
second dny Up, m,, Man Francisco third day
10: 1.1 n. in., nnd I'oitlnnd foutrh day nt 8 a,
in. Trnln No. WW, leaving ICnnwH City tho
pro"loiw nveulug, nt or nlxmt 1I;I0 p. in., ar
rives nt Denver nt 8 p. in. nud connects with
tndn No, !1 nt Cluiyi nuo.
Train No. S, tlio Atlantic: Expros, tlio op
posltonf Train No. 1 , nrrlvon Council Mull
nt 8:1ft n, in. Connection Is made at Chey
enne for Emmas City, arriving Kansas City
(trnln No. 'Ml) nt or hIkiiiI ft p, in., or the
same day Hint trnln No. 'J arrives Council
llluirs. Train No, I, "Tlio Ovei land Flyer,"
tlio oppoKito or train No. .1, arrives Council
IIIuirKiitftill) p.m. Connection is uiiulo at
Cheyenne for Kansas City, arriving Knnstis
City (Irnlu No. 1.1M) ntor nboul (1:'-N)n. in. of
the day following the nrrlvnl of No. I nt
Council llluirH
Exception There Is no connection with
ti nln f nun Californlnnud Nevada, east ImhiihI,
on train No. I.
Nli'Kd .if SilMilnMil.
The Union I'nelllc, "Tho Overland Route"
will sell exeutitlou tickets nt iislucisl rates, to
iersons dislrous of nttendlng the Hikiik nr
Hkiiahtoh)!,, to ho prolucsl In Onialin,
August :mth, Sept. lsl.ilnl, Ith, fttli.tlth 7th,
8th, loth, llth, IL'tli, lilth, lltli, Iftth, 18th,
Wth, i.'VM, 'iMIi, nnd '.nth. Tickets will be
gwxl, going dale of snlo nud returning the
following (lay. This will be one of tho great
est attractions over offered to thopulillo and
should be taken ndvnntngo of by nil. For
rates etc, call on your nearest ticket ngcut.
T. L. Kimiiai.i., J. H. Tkiiiiktm,
Att'g (len'l Man. O. I". A T. Ag't.
E. L. Lomax, A. (1. 1. & T. A.
l'lrst Harvest ItiriirNlmi
Via Missouri i'aclfln railway to xlntH In
Texas and Arkansas, AugustlilHt, 1HSS; others
to follow Heptember llth nud U.Mh and Octo
Ikt Uth and l!:M at one fare for tho round
trip. Tickets nro first class, limited to thirty
days, and stop overs for tho lnsectlon of
Isticl nllowed within tlio limit. Choice lauds
at from tl.Uft to fft er ncro. Further Infer
mntloi., maps, descriptive laud matter, civ.,
may Ixi had bv calling on or writing
II. (1. IlANNA, R. 1'. R. Mll.t.KIl,
City Ticket Agent, (Jen. Agent.
Cor. O nnd I'Jth streets, Lincoln, Neb,
SPRING SEASON 1888,
IDECE-
Globe One-Price Clothing House.
Is now showing an elegant line of
New Spring Styles
IN-
Mens, Youths,
Boys and Children's Fine Suits.
d
A nouio tnri.
Oeorco Noblo clrl, that Clara Vero
Vcro; uohloglrl.
Augustus Ehl I heard your engagement
with her wns broken.
"It is off, that Is tnioj but, bless tho dear
girl's heart, sho has roturned to mo all tbs
presents I gnvo her."
"What of thatr
"Why, can't ycu see! It won't cost roe
anything now to got a now girl." Philadel
phia Record.
An Unfortunnto Youth.
Benovolent Gentleman Why nro you
weeping, my lad I Whoro's your father!
"In Jail."
"Well, well; and your motherr
"In Jail."
"Havo you no brothers or slstcrsr
"Yep, but they're in Jail."
"And where, do you como from nowT
"From jail. They wouldn't let mo stay in
any longer." Lincoln Journal.
l'ursueil by Hard Lucie
Miss Clara It distresses mo greatly to
causo you pnln, Mr. Worcestershire, but I
lovo another.
Mr. Worcestershire Ah, ino!
Miss Clnra I havo always supposed that
you wero Interested in Ethel Simpson, Mr.
Worcestershire; sho is a noblo girl.
Mr. Worcestershire Ah, yes, Mls3 Clara,
but I had tho same luck with her that I havo
just had with you. Life.
Not All Ioss.
"Thoro'fl tho luckiest man In seven coun
ties," said an Arkausaw man to nu eastern
travolor.
"llowsor
"Had his houso burned down and lost six
children t'other night, Bah."
"Whcro does his luck como In!"
"Saved his coon dog, sah, savod his cooa
dog.t'Dmko'a Magazine.
riiutcrcd.
What ho Intoudcd to say:
"Dearest, I Invo a tender, half formed
wish iu my heart that you might ono day bo
mine."
What ho did say:
"Dearest, I havo n tender, half wnrmrd
fish In my heart that "
(What followed is not recorded.) Pitts
Lurg Bulletin.
Wint Wo Aro Cumin? To?
Moro fast ocean steamers nro being built,
nnd tho trill across will soon iw a mora baga
telle. Tho world do move. As London tlmo
is Uvo hours faster thuu Now York time, may
wo not hope, In tho couru) of years, that
speed will lx so Increased that n passenger
can reach Now York beforo leaving England?
Tho Epoch.
A Slight SlUtnlcc.
Grocer This braud of oatmeal, madam, Is
called tho ' 7:30' bocauso It take: only icven
minutes and thirty seconds to coo!; It.
L.vJy That's itl I liavo been uslus it and
I thought It was called tho "7::'' because it
taken boven hours uud nlialf to digest it.
Quarreling with ills J'ooci.
Sheriff (to condemned man) Wo nro nil
ready, my ptor fellow. Have you anything
to sny beforo wg go out?
Condemned Man N no, nothing, Freelnl;
bjit I'vo eaten better breakfasts than 1 had
thfa morning, Now Ycrk Hun,
Moro Tlittn Annoyetl.
First Guest (summer hotel) What's the
matter, Urownl You look nunoyed.
Second Guest Annoyed? I'm mad. Pin
going back to town today, and I gnvo tho
head waiter a ('J bill, leaving mo just enough
money to get homo on nnd get n shavol
First Guest Didn't you know you wcrwso
chort?
Second Guest Certainly; but I hnvo Just
heard that the Infernal waiter Is worth 00,-0001-Now
York Sun.
All the Latest Novelties and Nobby Designs are included
in our Complete Assortment, to which we invite an early in
spection. THE GLOBE
One-Price Clothing House.
E. M. EISFELD & CO., Proprs.
COR. O AND TENTH STS.
Troublo Ahead.
Old Lady Why nro you not playing ball
with tho othor llttlo boys?
Llttlo Doy I muffed cr fly In do lcf field,
nn' do capt'n chucked nnoddcr1 feller inms
place.
Old Lady 1 wouldn't watch them play If
they trcatod mo like that.
Llttlo Doy I nln't wntchlu' 'em play; I'm
Wrtltiu' till tb gamo's over ter lick do copt'a.
Now York Sun.
or Intercut to All.
Tho Union Pacific Railway. "Tlio Over
land Route" Havo just Issued vory complete
and comprehensive immphleU on Colorado,
Utah, Idulio, Oregon, and Washington Terri
tory, doHcrlptlvo of the agricultural, stock
mining nnd miuvrnl resources, the climate
ami health rerortsot thcHOHtntcNnnd territories
compiled fJom the latest reortsof lb7. Bond
to J. S. TehlietU 11. P. & T. A., Oniahn, Neb.
for one.
GREAT REMOVAL SALE!
$25,000 WORTH
OF-
NO. 2 buith ron 1I0YB.
There is not much that is remarkably uow
In boys' bnliilameuts. A now ulster has bocn
brought out In thick fancy cloth, with a de
tachable capo and plenty of pockets. Tho llt
tlo boys who wear suits with short trousers
and a jacket with licit can havo a new stylo
for tho squuro sailor collars which aro n tils
tlnctlvo featuro In such suits. They aro now
mado to form rovers In tho front, boing cut
all in ono. Silk sashes, like military ones,
with silk tassels at tho end, nro tied below
tho waist A capital tweed like corduroy Is
being used for very jaunty looking suits, tho
tight breeches buttoning nt tho kuoo, nnd
they nro completed by n waistcoat nnd looso
overjneket.
Jn our cut nro hhown two suits that havo
found favor with Now York lads. Tlio next
design, mado plain nnd cut to imitate a vest,
buttons to the neck. This stylo is suited to
boys from -1 to 10 years of age.
Tho Nassau kilt suit illustrated Iu tho sec
ond flguro Is designed for lioys il to O,ycnrsof
ago. Mills Htyio is usually mauo in cnecK mui
fluo cloths, with a blouso waist, ns shown iu
tho cut Children's clothes should bo mndo
as strong as possible and always of good materials.
The "Secret Honeymoon."
Tho latest mnrrlago custom Is tho "secret
honoymoon." To tho "best man" nt tho
wedding is Intrusted tho task of bclcctlng a
wedding tour, tho direction of which ho is
forbidden by tho dictates of honor to discloso
to either brldo or bridegroom. When tho
happy pair drive off from tho wedding they
havo n sealed en velopo hnuded to them, nud
upon opening thlsthoy first discover in which
direction their journey is to lie. Thuprnctleo
Is said to glvo great satisfaction and to work
admirably. Its good points nro that it
throws nnnir of "leasing expectation over
tho honeymoon which would otlierwlhO bo
absent, and prevents any chance of tho brldo
and bridegroom wrecking their domestln
hnpplnoss by squabbling as to tho direction
of tho Journey. As a drawback, It may lie
suggested that It will glvo admirable oppor
tunity of distinction for tho practical joker.
Probably tho noxt "society" drama will bo
founded ujiou tho complications cfn "secret
lionoyiiiooii,"
Tho Touniurc.
Therois a truco for tho moment to tho
quarrc) between thoso contending for mid
ugnlnsttlio tournuro. il is securo ior iuo
present, but tho combat will probably bo re
newed next winter. The prudent party is
the neutral ono, which admits that thero aro
two sides to tho question, and that each shall
havo liberty of choice to dress either with cr
without a bustle, us bebt buits her.
Ills Antiquity lUtnbllstictl.
Census Taker "How old is your fathcrr
"Just passed his hundredth birthday."
'Impossible!"
"Quito truo."
"Can you provo Itr
"Yes. Ho heut somo poetry to tho maga
tines and lived to seo it published."
"Aud ho's only a hundred years old f
Well, woll." Llucolu Journal.
Ono Good Turn, lite.
Facetious Visitor In Newspaper Ofllco (to
tdltor) May I uso your brains a moment?
Editor My brains?
Visitor (smilingly picking up scissors)
Yos, nir. Only a moment I want to
Editor (with great cordiality) Certainly
you may. Uso them as long ns you please.
Always glad to furnish braliu to a man who
hasn't any. Chicago Tribune.
Accounted I'or.
"That was a w ouderf ul caso of Briggs1,"
said Fogg. "Ho wasn't able to cat anything
for several weeks. Ho wns pining away
awfully. IHit they brought him around at
last It wns a wonderful euro'1
"What doctor did ho havo?"
"Doctorl Ho didn't hnvo any. Ho did
better. Ho chang:d his boarding place"
Uoston Transcript
It Uroko tlio Kiicaijcment.
Young Spinckio (referring to the evening
being chilly) You should havo brought
somothing that would havo been a protection
to you.
Miss Croonall Yes; I should havo thought
of that. Ma said there wero so many tramps
around hero after dark. Judge.
For Kent,
Flno suites of rooms In the Welistcr block,
furnished nud uinunilshed. Empilro nt
room 1.
Lincoln Hack anil lluKRitgo 1,1 nn.
Telephone N . 'JOl. meat market. 1137 O
Mreot, or No. 1)01 livery liarn. Order slates
at same places anil U. 1'. ticKot oiuce, corner
Eloventh and O street. Hack stands, Capi
tal hotel nud meat market.
IlOIIANON IlllOK.
8tudi'iit Acroiiiiinxliitlonpi,
All thoso who can furnish board and lodg
tug or employment for the students of the
university will please address full pin tlculars
to tho steward. Room number 1, innlu build
ing. :iit
Miss Anna W. Hawkins, whoso succoss ns
teacher of dancing was plainly seen lu her
elegant "German and Reception" of Juno
Inst, will open her school for children on Hat
unlay, September tho !M, in Mnsonlc Tom
plo. Misit Hawkins would bo pleased to re
celvo names of those who wish to take, at nny
time. Addirw room ill, Klclmrds block,
Lincoln, Neb.
Privnto lessons for adults will also Ui given
to those who desire to tak" :;J-td
To Our I.iiujer i'l-lciuM,
During the Nist w:ek Thk CoimiKll ofllco
has turned out some elegant ficcimciisln law
briefs, ono muutcrlng nearly a hundred
pages. Wo would like our fi lends of tho
legal fraternity tu remember that iu this class
of work wo exccll all others and that our
prices aro ns low ns t ho lowest. Calls by tele
phone. No. 'Shi, promptly answered and all
work left at our olllco lu Uurr block done
mat, quick nud cheap.
C'nllliii: C'mhIx.
The OouuiKii has just received a largo In
voice of calling canls in tho latest hhox-H and
hIjw. Our lady friends especially aro Invlt-
isl to call aud examine,
either printed or engraved
art.
FURNITURE !
To be sold in next two months at
Hardy&Pitchers
A Complete Line of Folding Beds
now in Stock.
DRY GOODS AND CLOAKS
lew Ml Stock Complete.
i:aiy to Ktalo.
Calif r It must gratify you to seo your ex
changes giving credit
Editor Well, yes but not so much ns
Eomo othor jwirtles.
Caller Who, for Instnnco?
Editor My butcher uud iny tailor. Bur
lington Freo Press.
Tlio Ksscncu f Contempt.
Alkali Ike You've fot f leuvo this ressy
vntlon immojcatclyl
Dolling Wolf Whlto man seo pappooso?
Alkali II;!) Course I does.
Roiling Wolf White man no scoot, I lot
him loose! Time.
Chnmlierlaiu'H Colic, Cholera nud Dlarrhon
Remedy is tlio most j km feet preMiratlon iu
use for Iniwei complaint. It nets quick, can
always lie depended tqiou nud is pleasant to
take. Sold by W. J. Turner,
No ono can afford to neglect a cold ; catarrh,
chioule bronchitis and consumption nre caus
ed by neglecting common colds. Take Chnni
U'rlaln's Cough Remedy mid cure it while you
can. Sold by . .1. Turner.
Pi of. F. M. (JIU'oult has unloved hM musi
cal studio from the IaiIhIHi block to the Llu
dell hotel. 1'uplls intending to tnku lewons
iu music, hnrniony or composition will please
call.
& Mother's, Masonic Temple. 1 elephone UU.
Iiecliilly aro Invlt-
-"-"' Ashby & Millspaugh.
Double Store under Opera House.
laconic,
riiyslclan What's the matter?
Patient Rheumatics.
Physician Causo?
Patient Attic rooms. Boston Courier.
ma
Alivujs lteuily.
riilladolnhln Youth AVlll von nermlt
to rend you my favorltojwsm by llrownlugl
Chicago Glrl-Ccrt, Let 'ergo anllnghor,
3 Uoctlio Biiya. Philadelphia Record.
CnlibaGoJrickle.
Threo largo cabbogo heads, 0 green iep)ers
chopped Hue, one-half pint of mustard seed,
ljj pints grated horseradish, X cup Migar,
ono-linlt cup of salt Mix well nud cover
with vinegar. It will bo ready for uso In
thrcj duj s.
I'lour a Bpcelulty.
MinncaiiolU has dccldeil to build an art
school. Wo supfoso tho speciality taught
will bo flour painting. Now Haven News.
A Matter of Course.
Somo pcoplo get so nccustqmed to eating
table d'hote dinners that they tnko them us
u matter of course. Tho Epoch.
llUsilllllhlll Of I'ill IIM'I nltl.
Notice Is heieby given that tho iwirtncrslilp
lieretofore cxlslling lieluien L. Wcmh-I, Jr.,
and II. T. Dobbins, under the firm name of
WckscI & Dobbins, lu the piintllig, tiubllsh
liigand stationery biHlium, is this day ills
hohtslbyinutunlcoiiK'nt, II. T. Dobbins re
tiring. All accounts duo tho llriu will Imcol-
lis'ttsi anil nil mils ngiiuiM ino uiiii win ik
I, Wi.sski,, Jn.
II. T. Doiiiiins
I.llio it Viutiunioiiiu:i,
It Is said thnt Tennyson often spends houri
ou a slnglo line. Thai's Just what the washer
woman di?. Uostou Courier
jwild by L. WesM-1, Jr.
September Ul, UvS.
FINEST LIYERY RIGS
In the City nil come from the
Graham Brick Stables
1027 Q STREET,
Where all klmU of
Buggies, Carriages or Saddle Horses,
Can be had nt any time, l)a or Night, on short notice.
I Iorscs Boarded and well taken care of at Reasonable Rates.
Call and see ns, 1027 Q street, or give all orders by
Telephone 1-17.
Iuire Klrnlfy's production of the famous
Ravel iaiitomiiie, "Mnulin, tho Night Oxl,"
bvgan Its season last Satutdny night at
MeVIck r's theatre hi Chicago, wlieixi the
piece was glen with all the oilglnal and
elalMiratohceueiy, inagieal tl lek's and trnufor
niatlons and grand txillet. Two hundred ieo
plo nro employisl In the lepreseiitatlon, nnd
anuuilK'rof now and sti Iking fentuixs havo
licenudiUd to tho perfoi niiince.
Most Popular Resort in the City.
ODELL'S DINING HALL,
Menls 25 cts.
MONTGOMERY
1 1 19,
RI.OCK,
1 121 and 1 1 23 N Street.
$-l-5 Per week.
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