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.Engraving on Wood or Metal,
Cuts or lhllldlinr. Miirhlnery, Limit
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Sketches and specimen of work, nlso
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aturday Evening, Feb, 2, '89,
Corner I Oth and P StrMts.
LeadingBry&oodsHouse
Herpolsheiiner & Co.
GRAND
Embroidery Opening.
Tim Courier Gnu bo Found Al
Windsor Hotel Now Htmid.
U.tpHul Kolol NowRHtmitl.
Udell' IMnlnit Hull Now Stand.
Union A Fletcher', HOBotith MthBtreot.
.V. T. Lontlng A Co'., 1100 O HlroniTga
l'lio aotlimn NowsBtnud, UH Houth Jltli HU
Kullli llrot., lit Ninth lltli Street.
Ktl. Young, IW0O Hlrcot.
Eaton A Smith, 11SIIO 'Z
" liliiiiioml l'linnnncy," ls!th nml N HU,
BEST GRADES OF
UNDERWEAR
At AttractivcPrices.
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W. R.IDENNIS, 1137O.
Local nud l'crsonal.
Whltebrcast Cool and I.I 1110 Company.
Tuko TnrkUli at 1010 O strvot,
Tho U8t Tvna. a P . Slovens & Co.
Telephone nt tlio CouiUKU otllco la S5,'I,
Odell'. illnliiB tmll, 'il tickets for (4.00.,
Mineral wntur iifctl for Imtlilng, 1010 Ost
Trickoy & Ca,wliolotmlonntl retail Jewolent.
Try roiiio of tho lino fresh Ush nervvtl overy
day nt Cameron'.
Canon City Coal ngnln nt tho Whlielircast
Conlnnd.Limo Co.
Honst mpnttt, and vrgctnlari of nil kinds
Cnmeron' Lunch Houmv
Lncknwnnn nml Bcrnnton hnrtl coal sold
only ly Ilutclilns t Hyatt.
Canon City coal dcllveicd to all parts of
city. Call up telephone .
A drop in both prices and btock of dry
gooddiit II. H.;NlfsUy & Co.
Onlylplnco In Lincoln that uses mineral
water in ixiths Is at 1010 O struct.
IniproveU shower tot Turkish bath nt 1010
O street, imsonient Union block.
Iluy muslin underweur next week and savo
'm pir ceitU A.liby and Mllistmugii.
MentlotA, tho tuostjiopulnr coal on tho mar
ket, sold only by 1 utclilns K Ilyntt.
Kor tickets to Oregon or Washington ter
litory points upply at 115 So. 10th st.
Lndle muslin underwear 0110 fourth 'off
next week nt Ashby and Millsixiugh's.
Quilted Mtln and fnncy knit skirts for
ladles and children xt Herpolsheiiner & Co'.
Kino Teas, 8plces, and tho largest lmo of.
Fine (irouerle In tuo city, nt a. l Hteveiu.
Dr. 11. V. nuiloy, odlce and reoldenco corner
of Fourteentliand L street. Telephone 017.
Drown' cnf( Is tho rocognlred headqunr
ter for fluo lunches and everything digest
utile, I!tt.t ttourd'ln tho city and nt n prico within
reach of nil, at OileU'u. Tweutyouo meals
for (i.
Tlio finest luncheons In the city aro served
at all hours at Carder's Kuroponn restuurant,
t4I street.
Kvcrythiug now and neat, finest menu and
liest cook in tho city nt Cnrder'B European
ixxtnurniit, IKM r street.
Tho flncst work in tho city nt Hayden's
photogrnphio studio, 1214 O street. Heo our
line samples of art work.
In fur and fur trimming Herpolshelmer
& Co. show a very complete line at as near
furriers prices as possible.
Take thebest and only one through system
line, C. & N. W. to Bloux City, Minneapolis
and Ht, l'aul, olllce 110 Bo. lUtli st.
It don't pay to mnko up muslin underwear
when you can get it ac the price Ashby and
Mlllspuugli will oner It next wwk.
Everybody that has stopped at Canler's
hotel ienks well of It. Day board or meals
a la carta served at popular prices.
Call 011 J, C. Field, Lincoln Scavauger, for
prompt work day and night. Ofllce under
First National bank. Call telephone 408.
Embroidery sale at 8, 10, 12 l-2c., some
pt-dal values. All ladies should attend that
mo Interested. II. It. NMoy & Co.
Exery body can affonl to eat at tho leading
resort In the city now. The price of SI tick
et now at Odditis only; 4 -reduced from
14.50.
Sawyer & Moshler's irreenhousea supply cut
llowers, boquets, eta, on short notice.
Ilrniichfflorai conservatory in Masonio Tem
ple btiment.
At Mis Johnston' hair dressing Emporium
ladle will find the newest style in bangs,
witches, toilet articles, and everytlng used
for the adornment of tho head.
Through vestibule sleeper with dining car
attached from Missouri Valley on all Elk'
born O. & N. W. It. It. trains to Chicago
from Lincoln. Patronise the best line; office
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COURIER,
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM:
A WEEK'8 HAPPENINGS CHRONICLED.
Arrtnint of llll, Parlies, WciIiIIiikh
Kir,, Tlmt llnvfl Kntertiilned Hofllnty.
A rieiimtut lllrlluliiy Tarty.
Tuesdny ovenlng Mr. C. N. Crnuilnll wns
touderetl 11 very pleasant surprise nt his home
In tlio Webster lllock. It was Hint estimable
centleinnn's tlilrtv-fonrth blrthilay nnd a
number of hi f riuuds dropped In on hlin to
roinlnd him of tho inct. AfUir spending tho
inrly tt of the evening with tho ever popu
lar progrrrMvo euchie, refreshuient, tlmt
Mrs. Crnudnil hnd provided, wvro liidulgptlin
uftvr which tho coninuy was furnished with
the lcst of iniislo by Prof, Welier nnd Mr.
Smith, nnd dancing occupltsl tho rest of tho
ovenlng until n Into hour, when good byes
iero said and all left for their homos wishing
Mr. Crnndnll many happy year to come.
There were present: Mr. II. V. Houglnnd
nnd lady, W. u Hamilton and lady. H. J.
Alexander nud lady, U.S. Dell mid lady, Mrs.
Merrill, Mrs. Glover, Mm. Chnplu nnd Mioses
Kato and Malilo Merrill, Chnpln, Glover,
Hlley mid Miss Casey, of Fort Madison, Iowa,
Messrs. Green, Truvlttnud Wilson.
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Miss Martha Drydcn Is visiting friendi In
the city thl weok.
D. II ICingibury, of Oiunlin, was In tho city
on Wednesday. .' -..j,..
Miss C. U Aiken luft;tho city Wedmwlay
for n visit td Topeka.
Frank Kchrung nttvuded the Elks socl.il at
Omaha Wednesday ovenlng.
Frank Perkins, of Perkins Dros.ls in Dos
ton purchasing spring novelties. J
Tho Pletsnut Hour Juniors' next party
occurs Friilny uvonlng, Febntnry 8th.
Mrnnd Mrs. A. W. Jnnsen, returned from
Ttrlp to iJouvor after Benil(Tig about a week
thoro.
Noxt Tuesday ovenlng tho Plensnnt Hour
club will enjoy another of It very pleasant
parties.
Mrs. Prank Ransom, wlfo of Senator linn
soin, arrived In tho city yesterday, from No
braskn City.
Mrs. O. 11. Puimoy, of Choyenno, tire Miss
Lulu Millar, of this city, is visiting "the! old
folks ut liouio1' for n brief season
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon, together with
Mr. nud Mr. J. A. Duckstnir, left tho city
Tuesday for a short visit to Chicago.
Will McClny, who has Ikhjii engaged on tho
survey of tho Canada & St. Louis It. It. in
Michlgnn, returned homo SVcdnesdny.
Miss Lulu Devor returned to her homo In
Kansas City, Wednesday. 8I10 was tho guest
of Mm. Mnjor Dohanau while In tho city.
Mr. W. C. Long, Into of the U. P. It'y pas
senger dcimrtiucnt, at Oinnhn, but now with
the National Life Insurance Co., is in tho city.
Albert Kntzensteln nud Charles Mayer
were In nttendnnco nt tho regular nrty of
tho Metropolitan club In Omaha Tuesday ove
nlng. Miss May Ilnyco, who has leon visiting tho
family of Walter Dohnuon, returned to her
homo in Washington, Ilk,. Wednesday after
noon, Tho ladies of Plymouth church will give a
New England supjier at the church, cor. A
and 17th streets Tuesday evening ftom 0
o'clock to 0.
II. M. Warring, Lincoln, Neb., stenograph
er for tho state lioard of railway commission
ers, wns In this city Tuesday nnd Wednesday,
Sioux City Sun.
Another of Warner's dances wns given nt
Tcmplo Hnll Tuesday ovenlng. About forty
couple )artlciated and all present enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent,
Mr. C. W. Dnwes and brldo woro welcomed
homo Wednesday ovenlng nf tern brief honey
moon, and havo settled down to blissful Imp
pluess nnd tho rculitiw of Lincoln life.
Omahn Is overrun with thug and footads,
notwithstanding the fact that hundreds of
her best citizens are absent attending tho leg
islature in Lincoln. Sioux City Sun.
Charley McCull, formerly with Druggist
Hnrloy, of this city, wns in Lincoln on busi
ness this week. Chns. is now actively engaged
n tho mixing of tlings nt Norfolk, Neb.
Miss Arta Cody, of North Platto, Is visiting,
in Oinnhathis week. Next week Miss Cody,
accompanied by Miss Can field, of Omaha
will enjoy a week's visit with Lincoln friends.
The CotmiKH 'acknowledges a pleasant cal
on Wednes'.lny;froin Mr. John McClure, of
Oinnhn, tho popular general western passen
ger agent of the Chicago, Milwuukeo & St,
Paul railway,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kohn, of Nebraska City,
wero guest Monday and Tuesday of Coucll
man Louie Meyer. They nlso attended the
opening hop of the Lincoln City Ixxlgo I. O.
D, II. nt Masonic, tcmplo Monday evening.
Councilman Illco and lady entertained the
East Lincoln club at their cosy homo on east
Q street on Thursday evening. It wns n very
pleasant nffalr, nnd as host and hostess, Mr,
and Mrs. Itlco aro certainly a great success,
A largo numberof tho friends of Miss Lizzie
Duford met at her homo last Friday evening
to celebrate that young lady' birthday. After
spending a pleatant ovenlng nt cards th
young people left nt 11 lato hour wishing Mis
Lizzie a long life of ImppincbS.
Elmer Henklo is now "nt home" In his now
business, nnd ns a drummer is n charming
success. It is pleasant to his many friends,
however, to olwerve that Elmer is In the
Cty about halt tho time while, representing
tho Interest ot tlio Hart Hardware Uo.
"Oh, my, thoy're not twins, nre they I
"Yes, my dear," was the unfortunate bus
Itand' reply. "Which one is the oldest,"
was the next henrtl from dear wltey nnd now
tho old man Is trying to fntboin the puzzle
what she meant by asking such questions.
Ticket Agent Ilnnua, of tho Missouri Pa
cific, has handed us a neat and comprehensive
book entitled "Summer and Winter Health
and Pleasure Resorts." which sot fourth the
merits of his popular line. It is neat'y illus
trated ami contains some interesting rending
matter.
Mr. Ed Q. Yatos, of Yatea Dros., left Mon
day for Morsantown. W, Va., to moet Mrs.
Yale who has been spending the winter!
there. They will make an extended tour of
the east ami be present at the Inauguration of
flen'l Harrison at Washington. March 4. ro-
I turning to Lincoln about the middle ot the
month.
CITY
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SATURDAY, FET3RUARY
ONE OF BILL NYE8 FIRST EFFORTS,
A Thrilling- rlece of Verse mbllshed In
Ills Earlier Days.
At different time wo havo read different
stories upon tho subjoct of tho "discovery" of
Dill Nye, Tlio popular tradition Is tlmt Tho
Denver Trlbuno was tho first pnper that
recognized tho merit of tho gonial humorist
nnd oxplolted them. It nponrs, howovcr,
that Nyo contributed to another Colorado
paper before his connection with ThoTribuno;
this was Tlio Georgetown Minor Mr. E. IL
N. Patterson was then odltorof that paper,
nnd ho wns tho first editor, wo think, to en
courage, tho Wyoming genius. Atony rnto,
Nyo contributed to Tlio Oeorgotowu Miner
beforo his fnmo reached Denver
Wo havo 0110 of Mr. Nyo' first contribu
tions to Tlio Miner, and wo give It hcrowith.
It is of Interest, first, as being ono of tho pop
ular humorist1 early works, second, as con
taining n oom by nun, third, as affording
an opportunity to such ns may bo dlsposod to
compare Nyo's early work with his Inter
work, deriving from such comparison pretty
good ovldenco that his work has greatly im
proved In quail tyi
"WILL YOU LOVK ME WHEN I'U OLDl
"Tho following poem was composed wbllo
the writer was recovering from a very vio
lent attack of bilious collo, but It U n sweet
llttlo thing, with a vein of tourhfulness run
ning through it and sticking out In places.
There Is something Indescribably sad about
it. Most overy ono who has read It felt sad
after they got through. I don't know whether
I shall havo It set to music, so that I can sing
it, or preserve It In alcohol 1
"Darling, I haro often thought
That I'd put my racket In.
Hut I'ru hnd to listen on
To tlio iniislu of your chin
"Will you lovo 1110 when I'm old,
And my lucks are turned to urayf
Will you buzz Into my ear
With your grand unci lion cry plnyl
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"When I neigh U00 xuml
Will you keep your lou for mot
Will you promise, 'cross your heart,'
Tlmt you'll hold inn on your kneof
"Shall ivo lo (lie same as nutr
After wo havo older grown?
When you're trotililiHl with n IxilL
Will you Ikj 'my ownivt own?'
"When my hair N dapple gray
And I cannot make It curl.
Shall I lxt)our solid wml
Storo so tlmn Dm lilivtl girl?
"Will you hover o'er my lieml
When I'm going n; the llimie?
Will yon weep nnd pa.v the ground
When I'm planted In the limit?
"Will you wateli !. lowly sHit
Where ynur loviil on'n dint U hid.
With your shotgun cocked and primed,
Tor tho i.tiuleut wllu liUsKider
"Will ytri sIiikiI him mil of holes
If hedlgHniiiiind my to:nh?
Will yon semi hi 11 iiy ex;ins.,
To hh long, elern.il Im.iu'?
"Any 0110 heading mo SI as an evlilencu of good
faith will receive tlio nnswers to tho various vo
uumlniius prorHiiuuled hi this little gem "
Etigcno Field In Chicago Now.
A I'll I r Wiirnlnc.
Tho skill of tho nrdlnnry ndvcrtlscnicnt
writer Is continually Illustrated. It ulinost
jiays to read tlio udvertlRoments to get tho
queer example of busiiiuM English that thoy
contain. Tlio other ilny tho writer noticed
this-.
"If you buy n lr of Dumkopf's panta
loons you will nevor buy another." Doston
Transcript,
Advancing CI vlllzut Ion.
St. Paul Mother Johnny, don't put your
knlfo In your mouth whllo eating that pleco
of plo.
Johnny Hut, momma, wo nil usal to put
knives in our mouths.
St. Paul Mother That wns when wo wero
living In Chicago. Remember wo nro In St,
Paul now. St, Paul Pioneer Press.
High Idea.
Pater Famillas (Interrupting) You girls
should flx your minds on something higher
than drtvs.
Mary Ann That is what wo havo, pa. Wo
havo got our minds fixed now on n couplo of
lovely high hats down nt Mrs. Feather's mil
lluery rooms. Yankee Blade,
llureuii of Information,
Tho Chicago, Mllwnukeo & St. Paul Rail
way has recently established, in a convenient
qunrter of Its ologutitand commodious posten
ger station nt Chicago, an otllco designed to
travelers lnformtitou on tho thousand mid
ono things they need to know with regard to
routes, rates, connections and accommoda
tions. It has lieeu placed in chnrgo of an ex
perienced limit, supplied with nil railway
guides', maps nml time tables, nud Is known as
the "Rurcuti of Information." It is u plnco
to which all travelers en route through Chi
cago, either east or west IkuiikI can apply for
Information, mid receive a correct answer on
any point of rnllw ay passenger servico. This
is the only olllce of the kind west of tho sen
board cities nnd it cannot but pruvo a help
and convenience which the traveling public
will uso and appreciate. Many questions of
Interest mid imx)i tniice occur to the tourist,
which the study of a rnllwny guide does not
satisfactorily answer but which a short con
versation makes clear. All trains of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway depart
from and arrive at this station, nnd the vnlu
able servico of tho bureau muy bo enjoyed by
all the patrons of this line.
Two Dayton Hoys llulil Winning Ticket,
Two of tho luckiest young men in tho city
of Dayton, O., aro Edmoiid C. and George O.
Alliert, who hold the one-twentioth of ticket
No. 50,021, which drew the first capital prize,
of :HR,000 in the drawing of the Louislann
State Lottery made in New Orleans on tho
lllth of November. They have alwuys been
honest and hard working. Their father, Cas
per Albert, a respuctablo Iwirber, died saveral
years ugo and they have hard and uphill work
assisting tholr widowed mother to suport the
family. Dayton (Ohio) Democnif, Dec. 6th.
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt. Paul Hallway,
via Oinalia unit Council lllumi.
Short Lino to Chicago and tho east.
Finest dinning car In the world.
Through sleeping car to Chicago,
Tho route of tho first "doldon Onto
Special."
Rest line to Washington for tho Inaugern
tlon of President Harrison.
Only direct routo to tho G, A. R, Encamp
ment at Milwaukee.
Everything flrst-clnss.
First-class pooplo patronize first-class lines.
Ticket agents everywhere In tho west sell
ticket over the Chicago, Milwaukee & St,
Paul Railwny.
Any kind of coal desired will be promptly
furnished and delivered to nuy part of tho
city or the additions, by Hutchlns & Hyatt.
Also all kinds ot wood on hand and sold at
beJ rock prices.
2, 1889.
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Most Popular Resort in the City.
ODELL'S DINING HALL,
MONTGOMERY HLOCK,
1 1 19, 1 121 and 1 1 23 N Street.
Meals 25 cts $4.00 per week.
25 Per Ct.
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Muslin Underwear,
NEXT
Ashby & Millspaugh.
CURTICE
LEADING MUSIC DEAERS .
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Musical Merchandise.
All the Latest and Popular Operas, Sheet Music and Books
in Stock. 1 2th St., opposite Opera House.
LADIES FURNISHING AND ART STORE,
122 South 12th Street.
FINE FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS
Stamping, Art Needle Work, Kid Glove? and Materials
or Fancy Work, our specialty.
Foreman & Crow, Props.
122 South 1 2th Street.
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If you have a Plate, we will furnish 100 Cards from
same, at $1.50.
WESSEL PRINTING CO.
Courier Office. Telephone 253. New Burr Block.
U Established Dec. 10, 1886.
The German National Bank,
LINCOLN, NED.
Capital Paid up, $ioo,ooo.oo'
Surplus, . . . 13,000.00
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Transacts a tmncrnl banking buslncM, Issue1
letters of credit, draw drafts on all parts of
the world. Foreign collections a specialty,
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
HERMAN;!!. HCHAHKRO, Presldont.
0 0. MUNHON, Vlco President.
JOH1HMI HOEIIMKR, Cashier.
O. J. WILCOX, Assistant Cashier.
C. K, MONTOOMERY. ALF.X HALTEIf
F. A. HOEIIMKR. H.J. HROTHERTON
WALTER J. HARRIS. J. A. HUDELSON
Discount
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