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CAPITAL TCITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1889
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Sacks, Cutaways, Frocks and Prince Alberts,
In all the prevailing Shades and Patterns.
HIGH GRADE OF GOODS
And Low in Price is the Rule, at
Globe One Price Clothing House,
Cor. O and Tenth Sts.
CUSHMAN PARK!
SKASON OF 1880.-
Grand Opening Day
WEDNESDAY MAT, 22d.
The management of Cuslunan Park announce the engagement of
MRS. ADOLPH WEBER,
And artists of her own selection, for the opening Concert, assisted by the
MILITARY BAND.
DANCING MUSIC BY CUSHMAN PARK ORCHESTRA.
The Governor of Nebraska and the State Officials, the Mayor of Lincoln and the
Council will dedicate the I'arK. impromptu speeches uy distinguished persons.
THE PARK CAFE,
Under the management of Brown the famous Caterer, will delight you. However
plc-nic parties are welcome at all times.
Trains leave B. Si M. Depot at 2:00 P M. returning at 6:00 P. M- for this open
Ing day only.
Round Trip Tiolcots. 20 Cents:
SUNDRY, 7VtHV 26
A Concert will be given by Mrs. Adolph Weber, assisted by the Military Band
Brown will serve a grand Dinner for only 50 cents, at the new Dining Hall.
YOU ARE ALL, INVITED!
Round Trip Tickets 20 cents, which includes admission to all Concerts.
On Sundays Trains leave B.& M. Depot at 2:30 P. M. returning at 8:00 P. M.
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And Copper Plate, for $2.50.
If you have a Plate, we will furnish 100 Cards from
same, at $1.50.
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PEN, PAPER AND INK.
Mr. Huniott is on the top Wftvoof opulnr
Ity and thrifty publisher scheme for matter
from hor n. Tho Petersons are imbltshlnjr
a serlos of hor norolottos In twonty-IWo cant
editions. Thopricois low enough, but tho
titles arc unfamiliar to nn old ndmlror who
has followod Mrs. Burnott from "Burly Tim"
to "Llttlo Lord Fauntclroy." A porusnl of
soveral chapter of tho latest of thoso novel
ettes, "Miss Crmplgny," Is disappointing.
Tho rrholo thing looks suspicious, but Just
where tho cheat comes In is hard to toll.
How poojilo llvo In Now York is n subjoot
of general lutorott, and It Is fully treated of,
from tho lowest hovels to tho nlacei on Firth
Avenue, in an Illustrated nrtlcla In Ikmoi
esl's for Juno. It takes you, by way of Illus
trations and descriptions, from tho squalor of
tho fteent lodging-houses, through tho vari
ous phases of llfo to tho gorgeous modorn Hats
and tho palatial homes of tho Astors and Van
tlorbllts.In this number is found also "Amuto
menta In Japan," which, differing so radical
ly from our nminomentH, nro amusing to rend
about, especially ns the article Is so llnoly il
lustrated. Cushniiiii l'nrk.
In Cushtuaii Park Lincoln has a mascot that
sho ought to oncourago In all ways and nt rll
times. Tradition has it that n masoot brings
r-rtwmrity ,famo and all kinds of good fortune,
and that is what Cushmatt Is doing for tho
Cnpitnl City under tho enorgetla innuagomont
ofAndrus, Ho has booked several score of
reunions, picnics and outing parties of varN
oils kinds, several of which will bring bun
drods of strangers to tho city.
Thu formal opening of tho l'nrk for tho sen
sou will tnko plaeo noxt Wednesday afternoon.
Tho manageni have ongaged Mrs. Adolph
Wobor to conduct tho opening concert with
musicians of hor own selection. Among tho
latter will bo Mr. Nat Brighani, tho noted
Onmliii singer, and it is rato to assume that
Lincoln's gifted singer will gather about bora
con of flno artist for tho occasion . Tho vo
cahsts will bo assisted by the military band.
Lovers of dancing will havo an opportunity
to trip tho light fantastic too, tho inuslo for
which will bo furnished by tho Cushmnn Park
orchestra. Announcement is maito that tho
governor, state olllclals, the mayor and intm
ber or tho council will assist In tho dedicatory
bxorclses, and Impromptu speeches nro prom,
isod from distinguished gentlemen. It wilt bo
a gala day at tho Park, and tho poojile of
Lincoln will llud health and pleasure by drop,
plug work for tho while and taking an outing
under such favorable conditions. Tho Park
is but a short drive from tho city, and for tho
convenience of thoso who have no horses or
carriages tho 11. & M. will run special trains
with tickets only twenty cents for tho round
trip.
Tho Messrs. Andrus havo made a tonsstriko
by putting the Park cafe under tho manage',
inont of Ilrowti, tho only Brown. Ho wilt
havo coniotent assistants at hand to servo
all comers at all times. This will bo an im
mense convenience for plcnle partios. Ho
will furnish edibles to order, nnd by notifying
him in advance will bo prepared for any num
ber of persons. On Sunday afternoons from
one until six o'clock lie will servo a regular
dinner, hotter than that of tho average hotel,
for tho price ofilftyconts. But, then, what
is tho use of praising up Brown. Everybody
knows n lint lie is.
Lincolultesareto bo congratulated onthotos
setnlon of a park so beautiful and convenient
as Cushmnn and they ought to Improve their
op)ortunltles. This city Is more fortunate
than most western place, and Malinger An
drus is to be commended for his enterprise
and publio spirit.
Fast Time.
Commencing Sunday, May 12th, our Fast
Express Train will leave Omaha dally at 9:00
p. in.; Council BlulT Transfer (on arrival of
Fast Overland Train) at 0:40 p. in., arriving
at Chicago at 2:15 p. m., In ample tlmo to
make connections with all afternoon fast
trains of eastern lines. Our Day Express
Train will leave Omaha dally at 0:15 a. m.;
Council Bluirs Transfer at 0:40 a. m., arriv
ing at Chicago at 0:50 a. m., making direct
connections with all morning trains of eastern
Hues.
The foregoing U tho best timoschodulo over
inndo for tho benefit of passengers living west
of tho Missouri IUver.
From and after May 10th, chair ears of tho
very latest Improved pattern, will bo run be
tween Omaha and Chicago, for first and
second class passengers, on our Fast Express
Train leaving Omaha dally at 0:00 p. m. No
smoking will bo permitted in thebo now chair
carx, and as no extra charge will be made for
thoso superior accommodations, families or
Individuals holding second class tickets will
be able to travel In comfort and savo money.
A. V. H. Caupkntkii,
Gen. Pass, and Tk't. Agt.
To Sioux City.
The now U. P. Hue between Lincoln and
Sioux City will bo open Monday. The train
will leuvo this city at 2:45 p. m, reaching
Sioux City at Wi'JO p. m. Will leave Sioux
City at 7 a, in., reaching Lincoln at 1:50 p.
in. These trains will run through solid by
way of David City, Columbus and Norfolk,
and will make tho quickest time of uny route.
They will connect ut Hlour City with diverg
ing Hues. This will make eight U. P. trains
in and out of Lincoln.
I'eerlens I.uumlry City Oltleu.
Tho Peerless) laundry for the convenience
of the public, has opened a down town olllco,
I'M North l:!th street, in tho nw Burr block,
and after Monday, May 10th, work will bo
called for and delivered there.
We have Just received a full lino of the
Burt & Packard shoes at Webster & Rogers'
1043 O street.
We make a specialty of lace curtain work.
Curtains callei for, laundered In tho test
manner and returned. Peerless Laundry.
Telephone- 1W.
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Here nro tho returns or the 227th Grand
Monthly Drawing or The IxnilsUna Htuts
IOttory which occurred ut New Orleium. !...
on April 10th, lSsi). Ticket No. 32,074 drew the
Kirst Capital l'rlzo or -'SO0,0o0. It was sold In
twentieths nt 11.00 each sent to M. A. Dau
phin, New Orleans, I,a.: ono to W, J. llraok
utl, Calhoon, Ky.j one to Manuracturors' Nat.
Iluuk or Brooklyn uity, N. Y.j one to Frank
kneelund, lloslon, Mat.; one to J I). Illser,
cor Main and Ollvo bts., Mnnsnelti, Ohio:
one to Win. Knwllnson. 1-exlmUou, H. C: one
F. N. Hyndmnn. Uen. Puss. Olllco, C. II. .t Q.
It. It. Chicago, Ills.; one to Pntrlek McCunii,
1111 Klk St., Hultalo. N V.; ono to I'elcr Web
er, 110 Liberty Ht Cleveland, Ohio; ono to W.
A. Tanner, Minneapolis, Mlun.; ono to Chris
tian Hchmldt, Itedbub, III,; ono to Hank or
Commerce. Han Diego, Cnl,; one to Ostium it
llrothcr, Uth and Union Ht , Allentowu, Pa.;
onotoltalpU K. Htuplcs, Houtli Ilend, Ind,;
ono to Merchants Nat. Hank or Watervllle,
Me.' ouo to Otto Von ltonenltoru. Ilallettsvlllo
Tex.; one to Win, Africa, Altoona, l'a., etc.,
cte. Ticket No. 8-W) drew tho (Second Capi
tal Prlzo of 1100,000, also sold In twentieths at
$1.00 each: ouo paid to Anglo-L'nllfornlu bank,
Han Krauclhco. Cat,; ouo to John ltoss, 10)
Cumbria Ht., l'lilln., l'a.j one toUerman Dunk
orMemphlTonn.; one to Jus. I,eary. Now
York City; ouo to Hurry Loo, Washington,
I). O.1 ono to M. h. Fay, Worcester, Mass.; ono
to K. K. J. Uoos, Jnekiion, Miss ; who to I). D.
Wllkens. Duck Hill, Miss.; ono to N. A. Hu
er, Columbus, Ohio; ono to Marcos Lopez, Ht.
llernard Parish, Iu.j one to K. A. Itlppey, El
Paso, Tex.; one to H. 1'. Harris. Mariana, Ark.,
olo., Kte. Ticket No. U.1U5 drew tho Third
Capital l'rlzo or 130,000, also sold In twentieths
nt 11.00 each. The next Oraud Extraordinary
Drawing takes placo Tuesday, June IStli, ISrt'J.
All Information can be had on an application
to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans Lit.
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The Story of a Young Journalists Experiences
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life.
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